A "real" review of eurekazone and the Dead Wood Concept.

Coming soon.
A eurekazone review...

...coming soon.
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Hello Dino,

My name is ---- --- I am an editor for ---- --- We are an "industrial design supersite." Our readership consists of product designers, furniture designers, design students, educators, modelmakers etc. We have a section ----- where we review interesting, useful, and unique products in-depth for our readership. This section gets a lot of traffic.

Lately we have received a lot of e-mail from people interested in DIY, so my boss asked me to review some power tools. But while doing my research, I came across your Eurekazone system. I think your system is *far* more interesting than power tools, and would much rather review that! I think most people already know what to expect with a circular saw, but that your system has the potential to truly revolutionize the way we cut things! I think it will have a wide appeal to all furniture makers, industrial design students (we had to cut a *lot* of wood in school), craftsmen, shop owners, and especially DIY people.

If you are interested, I am wondering if you can send us a system for testing, and let us interview you about your story. We'd also like to get your thoughts on product design.
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No bad from a young editor.

I hope we will see the review in 1-2 weeks.
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Great news Dino!

Time to get a shave, haircut, new work shirt, and wash the Fiat so you can look good in the article.


Mike

Make sure you ask to see his ID first! If that's completely legitimate then it sounds like some really good exposure. On the other hand, I still haven't heard back from GM asking them to send me the new Corvette so I can test it for my automotive magazine. Seriously though, getting into the, "Industrial design student" market could have great benefits as I would suspect that many of them don't already have preconceived notions on how woodworking is, "Supposed to be done". Teaching them how to be safe and effective at the same time seems like a pretty good idea.

Bruce

Excellent! Although that means sooner than later I won't be the only person on the block with an EZ system anymore!
-Jim