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You don't need any $75,000 machines to try it. Since you already have a CNC router, at the very least you would need a sheet metal brake, a notcher and possibly a manual channel letter brake of some type, along with some hand tools which you must have already, drill, rivet gun, etc. You could...

I think you are not understanding what I said....and I know that I do not understand what you are saying....what is VMing?? I am definitely continuing to use the old computers, that is the point, how do you keep them on your active network but not have them connected to the outside world.

If anyone has advice on how to continue to use older computers it would be appreciated by many I'm sure. For example, I have a number of Windows XP computers that I use to run certain equipment and/or software that can not be used with newer computers. I need to have these computers connected to...

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Thought you might like to know the official rules regarding DOD logos

I think any form of this type definitely can work but you are right, it can never cover every scenario but there is a fine line for it to be a good form. It must be detailed enough but also flexible. It should start out with a basic conversation regarding a job.... I would like to get a sign...

Yes, all the above are correct, there are a lot of little factors that all add up to a successful laminating job....the rollers need to be properly adjusted, you need to insert the material straight and square to start with, you need some margin as it will never be absolutely perfect, you need...

I tried many combinations of bits and settings but could never get a good result when routing. I think that knife cutting would be the way to go with a router capable of that or a flat bed cutter like a Zund, etc.

I have a Pacific Laser Systems PLS180, which I've had for many years now and it has been great. Mine is red but it comes green also. It is perfectly visible for any interior application at any time of day but not very visible outside in sunlight. It does come with a detector though, which picks...

This is how you do it....

I don't have all the exact reference available but here is an OSHA quck fact sheet that describes that you are not supposed to lift anything outside the basket or larger than the basket. Also I think it is ANSI A92 that has more detail. All aerial lifting equipment has a manufacturers label that...

Due to recent changes in the law, Nifty lifts are not approved for lifting anything except you. I know there are retrofits that you are thinking of but those are primarily not legit and an OSHA inspector will fine you heavily if you use a lift in that manner.

I think a first consideration is what dealers are in your area and how easily you can get service and parts if you have a problem. I happen to like Haulotte (formerly BilJax), Nifty and JLG, probably in that order. The self driving ones are expensive and require a moderately heavy tow vehicle...

Not only is Firesprint an honorable Merchant Member but also a helpful, always pleasant participating forum contributor. My personal experience has always been excellent with Firesprint, there work is top notch, my orders are always on time, their pricing is great and they are a progressive...

GeoSlab703 XBd BT aka Geometric Slab 703

Looks like a stretched, stroked version of CgBenguiatFrisky

I have no experience with profiling and I only have the device with no software so I'm not sure how it can be used as it is. I also have an I have an X Rite Eye One UV Cut with no software...and if anyone could use it let me know.

I also have an X-RITE i1 PRO...does anyone know if this can be used for something?

I have an X Rite Eye One UV Cut...does anyone have any idea if it is useful for anything? I don't believe I have a use for it so if you think you can do something with it let me know.

I'm tempted to say it may be Footlight with a stroke