I saw an article on Flipboard today from Make Magazine – lots of really cool projects for the DIYer. Here’s a neat one on making your own multi-tool out of a hammer! I like the ruler idea as I never seem to have my tape measure when on the ladder. But the hole punch metal …
More features, more features, more tool tracking features for all! The big one in this release was an enhancement to Mass Transfer.
Caterpiller licenses their brand to a number of companies to promote their image of quality and durability. A company in the UK called Bullitt Group makes a line of Cat ruggedized phones from the low-end B30 to the just released S60. We met the Cat guys at World of Concrete last February and they began installing ShareMyToolbox as one of the apps on their phones!
Our setup documentation has been updated to reflect new functionality and additions to the system over the last several months. Please read below if you like printed information or if you need help with insomnia. (Manual removed from website) All documentation is now electronic, please reference the online knowledgebase under “help” for information. A more recent …
I own a lake house with several other couples. Last winter we were tackling some maintenance work on the dock by replacing all the weather-beaten boards. I knew it was going to happen, but was hoping it would be someone else that dropped the drill in the water. Down it went into 5′ of 50 degree water. What happened next surprised everyone!
ShareMyToolbox continues to release functionality for tool tracking.This month we released our newly built Android App!
Other tool tracking systems operate like an inventory system, with a “check-in and check-out” approach to managing tools. ShareMyToolbox is different. It is an authentic mobile solution which enables tools to be checked-in/out but also transferred from person to person in the field.
We released an update to our web interface yesterday that will be helpful to many users. It can be a common scenario where an employee leaves or a job foreman is replaced and the assigned tools need to be transferred to a new foreman.
We now have tutorials for ShareMyToolbox on our website! Since we will be changing these a number of times over the new few months as features are added, we haven’t jazzed them up yet. You’ll have to put up with my non-radio voice for a bit, but just focus on the content and not my “southernisms.”
ShareMyToolbox will be exhibiting at World of Concrete in Las Vegas February 2-5, 2016.
