July 2010 Newsletter
Knobby Knife Surges Forward Rapidly

It's been a while since we talked about Knobby Knife - and things have certainly gained momentum since we started importing this gem of a tool. Now under the wings of Customlight emerges Supply Zone Limited which has been designed to facilitate the procurement and supply of products across multiple industries. With Knobbby Knife being the first product to emerge we are now developing an entire range of motocross accessories which will soon appear at
www.knobbyknifedownunder.com (Site Under Construction........) Sporting the new Knobbyknife logo and carrying the same Knobby knife brand these products will be great quality and very sharply priced. For the time being we have the Knobbyknife tyre trimming tool available on special to all readers at $132.90 shipping included. Email jdhayward@xtra.co.nz

New twist on Architecture....

The future of architecture is continuing to evolve and by the look of this creation we are all destined to become fish. “A fully functional building geared towards peace of mind and good health” according to its creator Andras Gyorfi. This building was design by the 27-year-old Hungarian graphic designer who has been the recipient of a number of awards - but not from the postal service, nor the poor people from the power company who will have to start working from submarines. I guess if the dog poos on the lawn you could just quietly push him off the edge. Throwing ones grass clippings into the sea does have a certain amount of appeal...



Monster Motorbike

Melbourne, Australia- Monster trucks are cool. They're automotive overkill of the highest order: Insanely powerful, ridiculously oversized 4WDs that both adults and kids dream about driving - mainly because they can crush cars - But a monster bike? The mind-bogglingly huge Monster Motorbike was displayed at the 2008 Melbourne International Motor Show. Ray Baumann's creation weighs about 10 times that of a normal family car at 13.6 tonnes, and measures close to 9 metres long and over 3 metres tall. The super-heavy 10-foot high motorbike can crush cars in first gear, though it has a 6-speed Allison automatic, just in case you need to clock up some highway kilometres. It also uses a 2-speed Eaton differential from a road train to drive massive chains on both sides of the spectacular rear wheel. Baumann got the huge wheels from a Caterpillar, normally used on mining trucks prevalent in Western Australia, where they can cart around 300 tonnes of rubble. The car crushing bike was built in Perth, and Ray Baumann has spent three years developing the vehicle which according to reports it has already stunned spectators everywhere.

Xray Vision..? Not Quite

With technology on the rampage it still amazes me how many of these X-Ray viewers we manufacture and supply all over New Zealand. This stylish product is made from steel construction and is finished in a quality white powder coat. Ideal for artistic or medical applications where digital methods just don't quite cut the mustard. The unit produces an output of 9000 lux. X-rays or images are held in place by a stainless steel strip. Available in surface and wall mount and supplied complete with 2mtr flex and plug - viewing Area 360 * 410

July Lucky Draw Win $100 fuel !!!

Win
$100 in fuel vouchers this month! Simply email us at info@customlight.co.nz with the correct answer to the question below and we will put you in the draw. Which blonde American actress and entertainer died in mysterious circumstances in August 1962. Look for a clue below........


Winner April Draw $100 Petrol Vouchers

Congratulations to Rodney Read from the Claas Harvest Centre who correctly answered the April lucky draw question: Which American golf player has recently hit the headlines with scandals relating to his private life? The correct answer wasTiger Who? I mean Tiger Woods.

Fireguards - It's that time of the year......

With winter chilling everyone to the bone we have seen a rush on people wanting fireguards of all shapes and sizes. Designed to your own requirments it's especially important to consider safety in the home and we certainly take that into account when designing and manufacturing these products. Made from steel box section and solid steel rod we powder coat these in our own facility to a high finish in any colour of your choice.

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