Because we want to try and make the lives of our customers a lit bit easier in some very complicated times, we’re offering a limited time discount on some of our premium, US made, slide rules.
Until the end of November, all of our K&E Deci-Lon slide rules will be discounted 20%, withe the discount applied at checkout. While this is great news for everyone, this is especially beneficial for US customers, as these rules have no affiliated tariffs or duties due to their country of origin being the US.
That could be the title of a very uninteresting Indiana Jones movie, or the addition of four extremely rare projection slide rules! See them now on our Recently Added page. These rules are designed to be used on an overhead projector to teach large groups of people how to use a slide rule.
We’ve also uncovered the very last piece of test equipment in our entire inventory. A digital power supply that had been stored in a long lost closet, and escaped our great equipment culling. If you need a digital power supply, consider the very last one in our inventory!
We’ve been having some hosting related issues during the last few days, and have been experiencing some site downtime as a result. This should be completely resolved in the very near future.
The old Sphere web page has also been permanently removed from the internet, and is no longer available.
We’re taking a much needed vacation, and our offices will be closed 12 May – 02 June 2026.
Any orders that are sent to us during that time will be processed as soon as we get back, and we’ll make sure to get back to you as quickly as possible.
The status of tariffs on goods shipping to the US does change regularly, and if you are one of our US customers, we hope that the following summary information helps to answer most of your questions:
We appreciate that import tariffs for certain slide rule and equipment brands can be prohibitive, where possible we try and offer a discount to ease the pain of those tariffs. Specific brands that have little or no import duties are Pickett and K&E, as they were both manufactured in the US.