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i would say enclosed is always better but if you have to use the pick up just wake sure you wrap/cover everything real good to keep dust and road debris out. which ever way you go make sure it's tied down good so it don't move around too much.

i have found on a new roll or a heavy roll i have to pull material out from the roll as it prints because if it pulls on the heavy roll it will bunch up and cause a head strike.

scuff and scratches? do you mean head strikes or is the material getting scratched after it's passed the dryer?

i was there for all three days. it was a good show and since i am used to the NBM and USSC shows this was huge. you definitely need two days to experience everything. i was looking at cutters also not sure which we will go with yet but we are going to set up demos with colex and multicamm since...

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all the material used to build the rack we already had in the shop so we are just using it up

what is the potential with this customer, are they new or have they done other work with you before, do you sence any other business opportunities with them? if not just don't give him the info what does he need it for like you said tell him it's part of your internal files or something like...

going to add some shelves to the left but this is what we have so far

We just got creative suite 6 about two months ago but when we do have to finally join the cloud we will just buy one license. We can open any new files on the licensed computer and save them down to be used on our internal network. Seems like a waste of money to have more then one license (for...

we are in the process of building a rack right now. i will post pics when it's done

that sign with the razor blades was pretty hard core. " i am willing to slice off someones fingers so i can tow your junk car away for $50"

for the most part you just keep it clean and you are good to go. similar to your car just do the regular maintenance and you shouldn't have any problems. we had to replace the capping staions and do a pump up grade but for 9 years of pretty solid use i would say that's not bad.

we have had ours for about 9 years with no major issues

as long as you dive in the deep end it's ok but stay out of the yellow water and don't use any of the floatation devices

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if i remember correctly Tim might have been the only one not drinking (which worked out good for me since he was the DD) and i appreciate the proper ball wording...haha. i wasn't planning on going to the show, just got back from the Orlando show but maybe if the wife wants to go to ac i amy go...

when i was 15 i got beat by a one armed man playing pool. he was really good. now i just cheat and beat Gino :toasting:

or you could just make something out of some scrap alum and buy a couple of bolts

i think N. Glantz has this stuff, maybe tyrrell tech and fellers used to carry them

i have had a 19.2v craftsman set for about 8 years, hammer drill, circular saw, sawz-all and light. i don't have to use them too much so that's probably why they lasted so long. when i bought them that's what i could afford and it worked out ok. last year i had to buy two new batteries and a new...