Bianco Brothers Family Tool Business: Featured on NPR

Recently, Joe and Vinny Bianco have seen slow days at their tool shop in Brooklyn, N.Y.

The twin brothers took over Bianco Brothers Instruments from their father in 1992. Now, each of their own sons is working beside them, expertly sharpening knives and blades for a wide range of trades. They also manufacture instruments for a variety of different professions.

Despite the pandemic's impact on small businesses like theirs, the family looks forward to being in business well into the future. 

Source:  https://www.npr.org/2020/09/04/909154228/keeping-the-odd-family-tool-business-sharp-through-3-generations

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