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I love Big Butter Jesus! Did they ever rebuild him after the fire?

Yes, I could still fit a few posts and some 4 x 8 panels inside. On this job I had a 31' x 4 ' replacement frame for a sign cabinet knocked down on top of the planks. The Lexan face was in my buddys van, rolled up.

Sounds great! How?

Don't know about that but I have been told by my doctor that it will degrade tendons. He said he would not inject the same site more than 3 times ever.

Naa. That old van can haul 7 fat guys around. I don't think I came close to that kind of weight.

I was tired of borrowing trucks or messing with a trailer to get my scaffolding to jobsites so I figured out a cure. I cut the scaffold in half and installed joints so I could fit it inside my Dodge Caravan and assemble it on site. The sections of scaffold were cut with a large tube cutter and...

Doesn't last. I had it done twice to my elbow and it felt great for about 2 months then back to being painful. Massage therapist fixed it and my damaged delts. (The massage therapist was probably more painful than the shots but it's lasted) My Doc mixed novacain with the cortizone so it was...

Looks great. For those of us who don't do stuff like this could you give us an idea of how it's built? Like, what's it made of and what holds it up?

Nice plug. I just watched a video on the Big Squeegee and it is an impressive thing to see it done so easily. The one I saw looked like a quarter section of pipe.

Well.... I don't know what you're blasting but my cheap Chinese plotter cuts Hartco 425 just fine. The masks I just cut are 36" x 22" ovals with text and graphics inside them. I haven't done anything much bigger than that so I don't know how my plotter would work for larger masks. If you're...

Easy there Pro... he's been here a lot longer than you.

The water drops are making it hard to see the shark. I would reduce or eliminate them... and make the shark bigger. It's almost there, it just needs some contrast and pop.

What are you blasting?

Good Heavens! First he re-invents the squeegee and now the Akucut cutter? What's next? Hey... nobody's invented the wheel in a while... :rolleyes:

I'm running an IBM 286 on Geoworks. 3 meg hard drive... 1 meg of ram. It has the new floppy disc drive!

Wait till he hits that vinyl lettering with the power buffer! What a maroon.

I went to Future Shop and had a really good look at the Apple computers they had. They sure are pretty! I'd love to have one. They're a little out of my snack bracket though. (spensive)

Could depend on your material. I just did some Hartco 425 with the pressure set at 180 grams (60 degree blade). It doesn't cut all the way through but it "tears" along the cut line very cleanly. I was having trouble with the cut skewing and once I cleaned the rubber rollers on my plotter it...

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