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STUFF Fall 2017

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2 0 1 7 • S T U F F 15 Questions? Frustrations? Problems? with your Coverage, Agent, or Insurance Company? ContACt us todAy! 800-922-8381 www.gaudette-insurance.com We know the insurance needs of manufacturers Kimberly Walsh, CIC knows the insurance needs of manufacturers and her background in Workers Compensation separates her from the Pack Browse the DIGITAL EDITION of STUFF at wbjournal.com/stuff You'll find the full print issue and links to video interviews of employees of several of the companies profiled in STUFF. Link to videos, company websites, share articles, and more! Also, sign up for the monthly STUFF email and it can be your year round resource for discovering more about the opportunities in manufacturing firms throughout the region. f s t u f A G U I D E T O m a d e i n c e n t r a l m a s s a c h u s e t t s f s t u f A G U I D E T O m a d e i n c e n t r a l m a s s a c h u s e t t s Fall 2 017 A supplement to: Worcester Business Journal WBJ Cool Products Career Opportunities Manufacturing Resources and More! Company Profiles Digital STUFF Visit the digital edition and sign up for STUFF e-news today Visit wbjournal.com and you can connect to all of the STUFF resources, including our Facebook and Instagram pages. CHECK IT OUT! A career in the exciting world of Manufacturing may be for you! /MadeInCMass @stuffmadeinma Rings of legends Ploof 's team also manufactures rings from Damascus steel, a material viewed as the metal of legends. Not only was Damascus steel sought after treasure during the Crusades, but the ancient Damascus steel swords of the Syrians were known for cutting a piece of silk in half in mid air. The Damascus process involves weld- ing multiple layers of two different steel alloys into one solid piece. The material is then forged to yield complex patterns, much like mokume gane, but requires tre- mendous force. "The evolution of Damascus steel from tools to jewelry is only natural, due to its amazing beauty and incredible strength," Ploof said. Continued on page 16

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