The site is history I lost it and I can't find it. Someone changed a server and it is gone. Kiss $10,000 good bye. The developer did not have a copy.
Frank

My site was built over 10 years ago. I should get something up there but the tooling is not my focus any more, the engravable Items I sell are almost my entire business!
Most of the tool and die work for lapel pins, brass awards, badges, and jewelry have all gone overseas. No sence trying to compete with overseas merchants, there raw material Brass, Copper, Nickel,ect is cheaper than here.
At one time I was manufacturing 300,000 pins for HOG which is now in China. When I talked to the customer they told me I could give them the item for FREE and I would still be too expensive, the packaging and finishing is what killed the project!
Frank
www.chewbarka.com

Frank, what would you say if I told you that I could travel back in time and make a copy of your old site for you?

Well, it's almost true. Here, take a look at this:

http://web.archive.org/web/20060114012438/www.fredriccitool.com/introduction.htm

There are a few different programs capable of that. Some web editors have it built in. But there are others, such as "Web Miner" that are designed specifically for capturing an entire web site.

Yup, the "archive the web" project is an amazing resource. If you forget the name simply Google for the "Wayback Machine". (People my age might remember the name from the Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoon show)

I can't believe it!!
:-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)
IOU big time!!!!
Frank

Glad to help Frank.

Just another reason they call this place the 411/911 forum B-)

Actually, the first time I searched there I used "riccitool.com" and the archived site was from 2005, but looking again with "fredriccitool.com" I see there is an even newer copy of the site.

Go here and click on the April 2006 version:

http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.fredriccitool.com

You can always look at the different dates to see how the site changed over time.