Shane Tool & Machine

Sticker waffle!!!! Selling 20 stickers! Buy one, buy them all! Every purchase gives you a 1/20 chance at a custom epoxy sign!

Everyone gets a sticker, the sticker design will be a Ten10 Woodworx design, 20 being sold, one person gets their choice of a custom sign!

🔥 $20ea sticker 🔥

Sign can be whatever you want, logo, family picture, favorite movie/show, we can design something up!

Roughly 18”x18”, (will make sure the design fits well and isn’t too small!) cnc cut and epoxy

If you want in, just comment or message me! I’m going to start a list and once full, I’ll reach out for payment and go live!!

This will be done by wheel spin with the last person standing is the winner via live!

1. Bret Ekstrom 🔥
2.Matthew Jarvis🔥
3. Matthew Jarvis 🔥
4. Devin Bauer🔥
5. Devin Bauer 🔥
6. Bryan Cromer🔥
7. Bryan Cromer🔥
8. Bryan Cromer 🔥
9. Snook Glass🔥
10. Shane Tool & Machine🔥
11. Samual Jones🔥
12. Kevin Byers 🔥
13. Tony Ansel 🔥
14. Evan Sparkman 🔥
15. Jordan Chumney
16. Aaron Ovecka 🔥
17. Aaron Ovecka🔥
18. Matt Jarvis
19. Matt Jarvis
20. Matt Jarvis

Mindset Monday! Even a baby step is forward momentum! Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

I can’t believe January is almost over and we’re coming up on our 50-year anniversary. My dad started this venture the first week of February after driving to California for the NHRA Winternationals. He and his partner at the time, Doc, bought the building that once housed the New Philadelphia High School weld shop—and just like that, we were in business.

About 30 years later, my brother and I took over. Another 20 years after that, we’re still here—family owned and operated.

We’re grateful for the employees who showed up, worked hard, and took pride in what they did, and for the customers who trusted us and kept coming back. You don’t make it 50 years without both.

But if I’m being honest, what I’m most grateful for is the time—the time spent working alongside my brother and learning from my dad. The conversations, the arguments, the laughs, the long days, and the wins we shared along the way. We don’t always agree, and we don’t always get along, but not everyone gets the chance to build something meaningful with their family, let alone keep it going for 50 years.

Here’s to how it started, how far it’s come, and the years ahead—hopefully with the next generation one day writing about our 100-year anniversary.