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I can somewhat understand their policy. I'm sure they get asked to "hold" merchandise all the time, then get skunked. For someone so insistent, I would think they could have made an exception. That part alone would tick me off. I wonder if he would "NEED" to speak to you if he knew you were...

I love that grandma. :flamey: God Bless the USA :wavingflag:

everyone gets the "fall" protection. Otherwise what would "fall" (the season) protection consist of? A sweater?

How about... "check your gear, if you want to see next year"?

Yeah, to hold your sandwich and thermos. :ROFLMAO: Now where are my wire strippers???.....there they are, under my footlong sub.

Thanks "JASGuy", "John" and "asd" for the responses. I'll let you know how things work out.

shoot....you have me beat by 5ft. Mine was service on an LED.

And how does that make you feel Pat? jk seriously.... Not a lot of time to read all the feedback you received on this today. I read your post early, then noticed it suddenly it had 55 responses. Compared to you Pat, I probably shouldn't even own a computer.....but it is what it is. I'll...

There's A LOT of things I NEED Eric. Some of which we can't mention here. I'll search the 'cool tool'....thanks. Yeah... I took note after you pointed that out. LOL thanks CES. Good to know....Thank You jhill

Again, I'm surprised. You usually do .080 in one pass? What rpm and feed rate? What bit would you recommend? I'm feeling really :doh:

8k.....18k ????? 20ips? Wow, that fast surprises me. I would have though a lot slower. Again, I don't know squat about cutting aluminum on the cnc.

What bits do you recommend CES020 & RJ? Star sign..... are we talking plain water in the sprayer? Would clamping the air hose from the compressor, and having that blow on the bit be a better option? Perhaps a combination? How big of a bite into the aluminum should I take? What bit...

Here's an idea of what I'm doing. These (1-4) are set up for 4x8 sheets of .080.

I have never used my router to cut .080 aluminum. Is this doable without a mister? If so, then what would you suggest for bits, speed & feed? I really have my reservations about doing this project. Any advice would be appreciated.

Hey its all good Colorado. Its all what you like to do. I enjoy the construction, install/service work (and that type of equipment) over sucking printer fumes. Don't take my lighthearted comments as a slam dude. You need to lighten up.

:help Aren't you a sign shop? Keep to the ground jobs, or afraid of heights? A large format printer does not a sign shop make.

BITE YOUR TONGUE. :omg: I went to vegas 2 years ago. I was glad there were other things to do while I was there.:rolleyes: The show was uneventful, unless you liked to see a bunch of printers you have never heard of before..... and talk to little Chinese guys that couldn't speak English.

Let me guess......A pottery drying table??? Or perhaps your "drying" something else there?

I don't mean to be a p***k, but is this a legitimate question? I see you joined in 2008....Surely you would have familiarized yourself with a few substraits over the last 4 years? Dibond is always a good choice.

Hilti all the way if you do any amount of work. Bosch if you only need an occasional hole in the brick wall. And like JB said..... I also have a small dewalt hammer drill that does good on brick and block.......and the yellow makes me happy. EDIT TO ADD: I've heard good reviews on the...