Selecting the Right Tool for Your Application
It’s well settled that you need the right tool to do the job right. Or as productivity guru David Allen put it, “If the only tool you have is a hammer,...
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Get It Right the First Time When Processing Composites
Composites are increasingly integrated into designs of all forms – from land-based overwrapped pressure vessels to automobiles, aircraft and military...
Get it Right the First Time with Better Tooling
There are a couple of old sayings that play big in machining: “Get it right the first time,” and “you get what you pay for.” In today’s manufacturing,...
West Ohio Tool Recycling Program Makes Good “Cents” for Partners
Recycling has always made good sense from the standpoint of sustainability and cost-effective manufacturing. Utilizing recycled metals and reconditioned tools reduces...
Ohio Roots, National Reach
For the record, Ohio is home to several examples of distinctly American genius. Airstream, the iconic RV silver bullet, is rivetted in Jackson Center. Elite NFL...
5 Action Steps We Take to be Customer-Centric
To stay nimble, OEMs need more than just a custom tool supplier. They need a customer-centric manufacturing partner like West Ohio Tool. Here are five action steps we...
Employee Spotlight: Austin Thornburg
Change isn’t always easy, but just short of three years ago, West Ohio Tool production specialist Austin Thornburg decided it was time to make one. After 15 years of...
Employee Spotlight: Madi King Keeps it All in the Family
When Madi King says her career at West Ohio Tool started from the ground up, she’s not kidding.
The 25-year-old daughter of West Ohio Tool CEO Kaci King and company...
Taking It to the Limit: West Ohio Tool CEO Kaci King Chases the Light
CEO Kaci King has seen it all at West Ohio Tool.
In a company that started small in a potting shed and then grew to a $4 million specialty cutting tool manufacturer,...
Looking to the Future: Making Visions a Reality
Business professor and leadership expert Warren Bennis defined leadership as “the capacity to translate vision into reality.” And West Ohio Tool has been busy...