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I just sent your link in a email to my bosses. Thanks for the link!

I have to agree with those ppl that say to outsource to a plasma or waterjet company. My project being 1/3 of the thickness took over 7 hrs. I asked that ours be outsourced or find something with Gemini, but I am just an employee. I guess my labor is cheap LOL! ASTRO: wanted to ask more about...

First thing I see is the bit is exactly 3/4" CEL. The bit will end up shouldering on the last cut (assuming multi-passes ). After you take into account for the over all of cutting through the material and a little into the mat, the shouldering bit may heat up and break. Or cause a weird looking...

Something similar we did was laminate a thin sheet of brushed aluminum onto 1/2" black PVC. We had a lot of time involved in laminating, letting it cure, setting up the file to put stud holes in backs, and then finally cutting the letter. It did turn out nice but..... But with the time...

As someone who has sold (tried to sell ) cars, the worse hits on credit come from hospitals and cellphone companies. Some hospitals are "pay when services rendered". If they are not settled with in a certain period of time, they almost immediately turn it in to collections. Also a word of...

Ok call me lazy, or total geek... Found this program to do mouse control and keyboard input for the computer. I have a usb bluetooth radio that plugs into the USB port of my computers and when running, pair the Blackberry to the computer and PRESTO! Maybe it can be useful to someone. Oh and...

let's see: USN ET"A", expeller press and grinding operator for a chicken rendering plant, auto/heavy equipment mechanic, service writer, parts supply, lumberyard rat and sales, car salesman (wth was I thinking), an ex-sign guy sold me his plotter and stuff so I became a flea market stikar maker...

no problem. This site has helped me SOOOOOOOOO much. And a hell of a lot quicker than tech support! I'm just so glad when I finally see a question I may be able to answer due to so much information I have received. It like our own pay it forward. lol

adjust your offset. Can usually be done on the machine. Make sure you are using the right angle of blade for your material.

damn didn't think of that... (looking for our dremel tools) Thanks guys!