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Phil Nichols
Phil started his career as a toolmaker apprentice at the Richmond machine shop in Pikeville, Penn. He served as a machine repairman on the USS Neches 047 during the Vietnam War.

After Vietman he went to work for Mack Trucks as a machinist. In 1970 he moved to California and continued in the machine shop trade making diamond bits for concrete cutting, where he studied metallurgy.

As each diamond bit had to be test drilled, he also learned all the ins and outs of concrete cutting and started Nichols Diamond Tool in 1975.

Hobbies and personal interests

Using the GI Bill Phil earned his Associate Arts degree from Canada College, Redwood City.

He continued his studies in sculpture through private teachers in the US and France. He has recently built a studio at his home.

He has a strong interest in philosophy and he loves baseball. Nichols sponsors a league team and both Phil and Larry play regularly.

Also see Larry Weber, Managing Director