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Lawrence brought back memories- my mom died a year or so ago at 95- LOVED LW... and was quite deaf the last 5 or so years... so at high volume. Just realized my older brothers initials are LWU. Fitting, fitting.

Has no one mentioned Old Ironsides? Worth the trip by itself.

Famous last words- 20 odd years ago (in a body shop I owned BTW) we were told that the massive .5 Gb harddrive we were buying (for $500) would be the last harddrive we would ever have to buy:Big Laugh. On another note- we had a massive computerized mixing setup that paid for itself from...

My Roland tech had one of these the last time he was in and I was so impressed I ordered one on the spot. Get the lighting option- the angle is perfect- the first time (in 10years of printing) that I have been able to actually see the yellow head test prints. Also great for checking plotter...

I have a Challenger paper drill- we machined an adapter to hold an end mill instead of the hollow bit. Works well... except the motor runs the wrong way, so the mill has to be a reverse ground.

They rock- best support I have received in our 16 years of business.

I love this magazine (and it is published in MN)- $10 a year- give it a try. Have subscribed for a year and learn something every month. http://www.familyhandyman.com/

We are next to the Super Rink (8 sheets under one roof- I think I have heard the largest in the US?) and they (and all the other rinks we do dasherboard signs for) use banner material behind polycarb panels.

Mpls area people are great too- Long Tall Dan and his crew- if I call by 9:00 I get it by noon, if I ask for a early delivery the day before- they have been here before 8:00 in the am.

In '73 a friend and I bought a new coupe with a 454 and I modified it with the Greenwood bodywork (to cover 10" racing wheels and slicks) and many other performance and handling mods and co-drove it in autocrosses all summer (including the full track at Donnybrook (now Brainerd International...

Watched the first 9 hours... then Speed switched to a NASCAR 'practice' session.......((((((((((()))))))))))) oh god- I am channeling OldPaint Celebrating my 44th year of owning (at least one) Corvette.

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I hate printing it- the adhesive gets on the media hold downs.

I think you are looking for a hybrid printer- similar to this- http://www.mutoh.com/valuejet-1608hs.html

Heavy duty parallel blade guillotine - staple strips together- cuts very fast. About $200 I think

For $8,000- used of course- no other info.Thought someone might be interested? Just got an email flyer now. Gene

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I think that is about what I have in my Blackbox IR drier- works a treat.

I'm with gg- we use it more all the time for more and more things- scan to copy - quick scan to add a jpeg to a graphics file - getting rid of our fax machine - finding invoices and on and on. ScanSnap by the way.

3M makes a green masking tape for autobody- crazy grip- we keep it in 3/4 and 1.5 inch. You wouldn't find it at wallyworld tho.