The kid who wants to be just like his gear-loving dad when he grows up will hit the jackpot this Christmas if
Santa uses Gear Technology’s holiday buying guide.
Imagine the $10 bill with the face of Edwin R. Fellows on it and on the back, a picture of his invention: the gear shaping machine. Or the $5 bill with George B. Grant and a picture of the first hobbing machine, which he built.
How often have you put your elbow on the water cooler, sipped from your paper cup and wondered: How’s my
work in this gear shop affected by my astrological traits?
If there is such a thing as a gear fairy, then it’s possible he makes surprise visits to various colleges to deposit gears under the pillows of deserving professors.