BUSHTON MANUFACTURING
Phone: (620) 562-3557
Welcome!
NEWS and UPDATES
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Hours of Operation
Monday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Central Time
Here at Bushton Manufacturing, we take pride in long-lasting, well-built tools like the Hawk line and the AtomPop Popcorn Popper from Quincraft Products.
Hawk Woodworking Tools started as Pruitt in 1929 in the town of Pleasant Hill, MO. RB Industries (RBI) bought Pruitt in 1972 and moved the company to Harrisonville, MO. In 2007, RBI sold out to an investment group who called the company Hawk Woodworking Industries, LLC and moved the company outside Garden City, MO.
In March of 2009, the investment group closed the doors of Hawk Woodworking Industries, LLC. On April 14th, less than a month later, Bushton Manufacturing, LLC purchased Hawk Woodworking Industries, LLC (formerly RBI), moved it to our facilities in Bushton, KS and combined it with our other operations, including the AtomPop from Quincraft Products.
January 2022
Happy New Year to all of our customers, family and friends! As we begin this new year, we are looking forward to getting back in stock on all our products and caught up on production. Hopefully that will include feed rollers and planers too, which have been out of stock for the majority of 2021 due to supply chain issues. These are our main goals for this year.
We are also adding a "Clients" page, which you may have noticed on the left. If you use our machines and would like us to put a link to your website, we would be happy to promote your work on that page. Simply send a link to your website to customerservice@hawkwoodworkingtools.com and let Hope know. She'll get your site added to the page as soon as possible.
Quincraft Products was an aluminum spin-forming company started in Quincy, KS in 1948 by J. Edwin Lewis. In 1952, Mr. Lewis purchased the manufacturing and marketing rights to his own product line, the "Mazy Pop" which is now called the AtomPop popcorn popper.
In 1975, Mr. Lewis's daughter, Jane Ferguson, moved the company to Fredonia, KS so her family could continue the work her father began. Then in 2005, the Fergusons sold the company to the owners of what is now Bushton Manufacturing who moved the operation to Bushton, KS where the AtomPop is still produced today.
