Grip-Tite magnetic featherboard changes woodshop safety
Jerry Jaksha moved to Rio Rancho to escape Nebraskas winters and invented the Grip-Tite magnetic featherboard after spotting a tool gap. The device uses strong magnets and polycarbonate to hold lumber, enabling safer feeding into saw blades, with early sales at a Atlanta home show proving its demand.
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Jerry Jaksha
Rio Rancho
Nebraska
Jaksha
Colorado
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Cher
Atlanta
Geography pumpkins turn pupils into classroom globes
Fifth grade students at Enchanted Hills Elementary in Rio Rancho created pumpkin globes to teach physical geography. Under teachers Zulavern and Conlin, they painted continents oceans and mountains on pumpkins, marking longitude lines and poles to explore the Earth beyond political maps.
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Genie Blair Ryan
Rio Rancho
Enchanted Hills
Ann Zulavem
Cathy Conlin
Zulaver
National Geographic Society
Zutavera
Washington D.C
Zutavern
West Virginia
England
Amanda Napps
Heather Rogers
Jaimi Jennings
Julie Rodrigo
Nellie Rodrigo
Ann Zutavern
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