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PB June 2005


Between Can't And Won't

I can't claim authorship of the headline on this page. That right belongs to Monte Hewett, president of the Atlanta-based home building company that bears his name. In describing his company, and its success in the highly competitive Atlanta market, Hewett offered this comment: "We fit into the niche between the big builders who won't do that, and the small builders who can't.

Thermador

Thermador has added the Personal Culinary Assistant to its built-in wall oven series. This technological helper is interfaced by a 16-digit alphanumeric display that provides single touch oven programming. The Personal Assistant provides step-by-step text feedback and audio cues to provide greater control of cooking outcomes.

Starting from scratch

Whether they sold their previous companies or left on their own terms after a sale, some home building alums can't seem to stay away from the building business. They're scratching their entrepreneurial itch and starting over with a new company — usually in the same market and often with the same team of people.

RIDGID

RIDGID has a new 18-volt cordless adhesive/caulk gun, Model R884040. This model is designed for applying construction adhesive or roofing sealer. The dual capacity tube holder feature can handle 10.1 or 30 oz. Tubes. There are no special fittings or attachment needed to switch between sizes. The adjustable speed control helps deliver consistent bead application and the lock-off button feature p...
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