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Craig at Work
Jim Blevins works on more than just consumer electronics. Here, he is working on an amalgamator, which is a tool used by dentists. “The basic principles are the same,” he said. Enlarge photo
December 22, 2007
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Many of the televisions Jim Blevins has been working on sit in his shop. Twelve screens play CNN, an MP3 player plays Christmas music and a movie plays in the corner, all while he works.
Jim Blevins works in his shop Thursday. Throughout the years, he said, electronics have changed with “more and more large-scale integrating.”
The front of Blevins Electronic Repair sports a painted sign in the window.
Craig — Jim Blevins opened Blevins Electronic Repair formally in 1996, but started in 1994 in a remote back room that was originally his grandfather’s office.
Blevins specializes in consumer electronics, something he’s “always found interesting.”
He can be found from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday working on all kinds of electronics at his shop at 109 W. Victory Way.
At the moment Blevins does only in-shop repairs, but is looking to expand to offer in-home service as well.
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