BUSHTON MANUFACTURING Makers of We Here at Bushton Manufacturing Pride Ourselves and Our HAWK Tool Line on It’S Exceptional Versatility

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BUSHTON MANUFACTURING Makers of We Here at Bushton Manufacturing Pride Ourselves and Our HAWK Tool Line on It’S Exceptional Versatility HAWK Versatility BUSHTON MANUFACTURING Makers of We here at Bushton Manufacturing pride ourselves and our HAWK tool line on it’s exceptional versatility. Each tool fits comfortably in any environment whether it’s in a hobbyists work- space, a small family business, a large industrial shop, or even a local school. The HAWK Multi- FUNCTION Planer and the HAWK RouterSHOP are two tools that will perform a wide va- riety of functions in a small space and without the hassle of multiple tool setups. The HAWK MultiFUNCTION Planer can be The HAWK RouterSHOP is so much more Warranty page 2 History of Bushton Manufacturing and Hawk Tools, Contact and Ordering information on page 3 Since 1929 built to custom specifications if needed. Stand- than just a router table. It performs a wide va- ard, this wide-ranging machine will perform sev- riety of functions that usually require specialty eral functions with a very simple four-screw bits, custom guides, and/or completely sepa- JointABILITY pages 14-15 head change. rate machines! Gang Saw Ripping Dowel and Biscuit holes Planing Dovetails Edge Jointing Mortise and RouterSHOP Router Bits Pages 16-17 Tenon Scroll saws page 4-5 Tongue and Accessories page 6 Parts pages 7-9 Sanding Groove Supplies page 10 pages 11-13 Rails and Stiles Raised Panel MultiFUNCTION Making Planer/Molder/Gang Saw/ Sander PanelMASTER pages 24-26 Shaping Clamping pages 20-23 Planer pages 31-35 Bishop CLAMP pages 20-21 Molding Molding BushtonCLAMP page 23 And Much More! VerticalCLAMP page 22 Shaper OrthoCLAMP page 23 The AtomPOP is a no-shake, no-stir popper produced by Bushton Manu- The projects in this catalog were Rosette Cutters and Knives Freeborn Cutters facturing’s sister company, Quincraft done by customers. We are working Products. It has been in production on a project called “What Can You Do since 1952 and still makes the best With A HAWK?” and would like some more photos of projects you Atompop popcorn around. Ask us about it when Popcorn Popper you call in! are currently working on! Send them page 36 to the address or email listed below. pages 27-30 To Order call 620-562-3557 e-mail at customerservice@hawkwoodworkingtools.com or online at www.hawkwoodworkingtools.com Catalog #7, February 2014 Bushton Manufacturing, P.O. Box 127, Bushton KS 67427, 620-562-3557, customerservice@hawkwoodworkingtools.com Bushton Manufacturing, P.O. Box 127, Bushton KS 67427, 620-562-3557, customerservice@hawkwoodworkingtools.com MOLDING KNIVES STANDARD AND CUSTOM Whether your project is We have a molding knife for every need. Large or Small Request our Molding Profile Catalog to see Complex or Simple the over 500 standard knives and how to Wood, Plastic, Glass, Soft Metals, Stone, Tile, etc. order the custom knife you need to do If you’re a beginner or expert your project. If you want it we will make The it. All custom knives must be paid for at time of order and are non refundable. is the saw you need because the HAWK DOES IT ALL 904-0100 HOLDER $65.00 ROSETTE CUTTERS HOLDERS AND KNIVES Just use your drill press to make rosettes to go along with the molding. We have molding profiles to match the rosette patterns we have. We can make custom knives to fit your needs. PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTIFICATION LIMITED WARRANTY We guarantee that all Hawk Products are free from defects in materials and workmanship for one full year from the date of purchase. This warranty is automatically started when we ship your new Hawk Product. The warranty is tied to the original owner and is non-transferable. If given as a gift, tell us who it is to and what day the gift will be given so that the warranty can be properly registered. The warranty covers parts only; labor and shipping charges still apply. This warranty does not obligate us to bear the cost of shipping charges in connection with the repair or replacement of the defective parts, nor shall it apply to any machine upon which repairs or alterations have been made unless authorized by us. This warranty is void if damage is the result of misuse or abuse of the machine. This warranty is non-transferable. Tampering with any electrical control components voids this warranty. ROSETTE Price per ROSETTE Price per When receiving a freight item from a common carrier, the customer must note on the receipt any damage to the carton. This is required for CUTTER ITEM # Pair CUTTER ITEM # Pair all insurance claims. If you do not note any damage to the shipping carton, you assume the cost of any damages caused by shipping that are RC-01 904-0101 $85.00 RC-08 904-0108 $80.00 not covered by insurance. RC-02 904-0102 $70.00 RC-09 904-0109 $80.00 We shall in no event be liable for consequential damages or contingent liabilities arising out of the use of any machine, or out of the failure RC-03 904-0103 $57.50 RC-10 904-0110 $65.00 of any machine to operate properly. No express, implied or statutory warranty other than herein set forth is made or authorized to be made by us. RC-04 904-0104 $82.50 RC-11 904-0111 $70.00 RC-05 904-0105 $80.00 RC-12 904-0112 $75.00 Warranty information will be based on information given at the time of purchase. This warranty is not transferable from one owner to anoth- er. Any repairs and or replacement parts must be done by Bushton Manufacturing, LLC. In order for parts to be honored by this warranty, RC-06 904-0106 $70.00 RC-13 904-0113 $87.00 the part must be official Hawk Woodworking Tools parts supplied by Bushton Manufacturing, LLC. RC-07 904-0107 $82.50 2 Bushton Manufacturing, P.O. Box 127, Bushton KS 67427, 620-562-3557, customerservice@hawkwoodworkingtools.com Bushton Manufacturing, P.O. Box 127, Bushton KS 67427, 620-562-3557, customerservice@hawkwoodworkingtools.com 35 PARTS PLANATARY GEAR DRIVE BUSHTON MANUFACTURING, LLC C HISTORY BUSHTON MANUFACTURING HISTORY PREWITT/RBI While Nilus Orth was in graduate school for mechanical engi- J. R. Prewitt in Pleasant Hill, Missouri founded J. R. Prewitt and Son B neering at the University of Kansas in the late 1980’s, Loren Machine shop in the mid 1920s. They went on to develop the Belsaw A Orth asked Nilus to start conducting research for him on using planer in 1929, the first of a product line that they would expand and agricultural waste to make products. He continued this into the continue to this day as the Hawk Wood Working Tool line. CORRUGATED MOLDING ‘90s while working as an assistant professor at Lamar Universi- J. R. Prewitt and his wife had 14 children, 7 boys and 7 girls, all of KNIFE HOLDERS ty. In ‘95 Nilus left Lamar and the brothers formed Wheat whom were active in the company. After J. R. Prewitt’s death in 1951, Straw Products as a research company. A few years later they the control of the company passed to his youngest son, Ralph, who started Bushton Manufacturing as a manufacturing company managed the company for the next 20 years until its sale to Verle L. for the products they had developed and purchased. Rice in 1972. In 2005, the Orth brothers purchased the products for J & D. In By 1976 Rice had reincorporated it as R. B. Industries. Two years later, 2006, a third brother, Linus, joined Loren and Nilus to purchase R. B. Industries had developed their own thickness planer to be market- Quincraft Products. They retained the name and product as a ed under the name RBI. In the early ‘80s RBI released a series of scroll separate company. saws including the Falcon, Eagle, Condor, and Hawk. The Hawk By 2009, Loren and Nilus knew that the beach maintenance proved to be the biggest seller, prompting RBI to rename their saws as equipment that they had been making since acquiring J & D the Hawk product line, and in time, the rest of their products were re- NUMBER OF KIFE FOR PLANER would not sell until the US economy improved. They were named as HAWK products. In 1984 the growing company was moved Item # Part # Discription Price HOLDER SLOTS MODEL PRICE always looking for more opportunities and knew they would from Pleasant Hill to Harrisonville, Missouri. 95 645-0089 Gearbox Back Plate $2.95 need additional products. Verle L. Rice passed away in 2006 and in 2007 the family sold R. B. 98 645-0068 Internal Gear $50.00 2 CORRUGATED Industries to an investment company which renamed it Hawk Wood 99 645-0096 Internal gear shaft $3.95 901-0502 BACK 408, 812 $100.00 Working Industries. The company began a move to Garden City, Mis- 1 CORRUGATED 612, 615, 720, 816, souri, but the company never completed the move. The decision was 100 645-0090 Pinion Gear $65.00 901-0503 BACK 820 $ 85.00 made to close the doors on March 2, 2009, and an auction was sched- 101 645-2088 Reduction Input Sheave $39.95 2 CORRUGATED 612, 615, 720, 816, uled for April 16, 2009. 102 645-0067 Face Plate $12.95 901-0504 BACK 820 $100.00 3 CORRUGATED 612, 615, 720, 816, CONTACT INFORMATION 103 645-0095 Internal Gear Sheave $19.95 901-0505 BACK 820 $140.00 You can reach our customer service department Monday thru Friday 104 745-0057 #5 Woodruff Key $0.50 from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm Central Time.
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