Bunnings: A Case Study Of Garden Thorn Toolsing

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Garden Thorn tooling is in full swing! Getting the needle produced with precision, accuracy and embedding into a special transfer tube over molding sounds simple...but in fact it is not! With our team and four engineers, we have it finalized and producing the tooling needed. We are still on target for early August!

We have had huge interest from numerous retailers and have scheduled meetings planning with Home Depot, Walmart and even submitting pricing to Bunnings Australia, along with some major brands in Europe. In two weeks we should have more news, so stay tuned! Thank you for your patience and email us anytime.

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