From: jeanettebrewer (JEANETTEBREWER2) [#11]
9 Oct 2006
To: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#9] 9 Oct 2006
quote:
They do not get better than Bob Laird and Roy Brewer, except Roy's daughters.
My sister will love you for remembering that daddy has TWO daughters! B-)
From: Lynnette [#12]
9 Oct 2006
To: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#9] 9 Oct 2006
Harvey just scored lots of brownie points!!! ;-)
From: UncleSteve [#13]
9 Oct 2006
To: Lynnette [#12] Unread
Have you seen his garage full of Girl Scout cookies lately? ;-)
From: LipChip [#14]
9 Oct 2006
To: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#2] 9 Oct 2006
Roughly, yes. I will send you a CD so your can easily understand it's operation.
From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#15]
9 Oct 2006
To: LipChip [#14] 9 Oct 2006
Thank you David.
Seeing is believing. :-)
From: LipChip [#16]
9 Oct 2006
To: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#15] 9 Oct 2006
Will you be able to make it over for the exhibition/demo on Oct. 24th? Our Santa Monica offices. Time will be from 1p.m.-4p.m.
From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#17]
9 Oct 2006
To: LipChip [#16] 10 Oct 2006
David,
I think I can make it over for the demo. I'll put it on my calendar.
Thanks again,
From: LipChip [#18]
23 Oct 2006
To: ALL
Wow!! I spent all of today getting my first lessons on the 3D Pictaflex machine. It is awesome, and opens the possibilities of decoration much more than I ever thought possible.
For all of those people who can make it to our "OPEN HOUSE" to introduce the technology the address of our offices in Santa Monica, CA are:
Lip Chip Solutions, Inc.
1662 12th St.
Santa Monica, CA 90404
Hope to see some of you tomorrow. 1p.m-4p.m. Oct. 24th
David L. Vernon
From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#19]
23 Oct 2006
To: LipChip [#18] 25 Oct 2006
David,
I'm planning on being there.
Looking forward to seeing what the gizmo can do. :-)
From: Ruben (QUIEROLEARN) [#20]
23 Oct 2006
To: LipChip [#18] 25 Oct 2006
Hi David,
I may see you tomorrow, I'm working over time tonight :)
Ruben
From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#21]
23 Oct 2006
To: Ruben (QUIEROLEARN) [#20] 23 Oct 2006
Ruben,
That would be great!
Not the fact that you're working overtime. :S
I'll keep an eye out for you.
From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#22]
24 Oct 2006
To: ALL
Here's what David Vernon said, in a previous post:
quote:
Wow!! I spent all of today getting my first lessons on the 3D Pictaflex machine. It is awesome, and opens the possibilities of decoration much more than I ever thought possible.
Coming from someone involved with the promotion of the technology, what would you expect? :-)
But here's the deal; I have absolutely no axe to grind, either for or against this technology and I agree with David's statement.
I've invited the company representatives, who I met this afternoon, to come to the forum, to answer any questions you may have about Pictaflex.
I've forewarned them that this is a knowledge-hungry crowd and we can detect spam from miles away. :-)
Actually, they're very nice people and they look forward to talking about this exciting technology with us.
Stay tuned.
From: LipChip [#23]
25 Oct 2006
To: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#22] 25 Oct 2006
Thank you, David, and Rueben for visiting our office to see the technology. Looking forward to helping share my experiences and testings with the knowledge-hungry crowd with the Pictaflex machine and technology.
From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#24]
25 Oct 2006
To: LipChip [#23] 26 Oct 2006
David,
Thanks for the invite. The field trip to the neighboring businesses, was almost as interesting. :-)
A lot of talent.
From: Ruben (QUIEROLEARN) [#25]
25 Oct 2006
To: LipChip [#23] 26 Oct 2006
Hi David,
Thank you for inviting us, the process was very interesting... specially seen make a complete full wrap mug, handle and all.
I think the machine has potential
Ruben
From: ImagedUSA (KEVIN) [#26]
25 Oct 2006
To: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#22] 25 Oct 2006
David,
thank you very much for coming to the first demo of the Pictaflex Technology yesterday at Lipchip Solutions. I appreciate your interest and the community interest in our new 3D decorative technology. I am happy to answer questions posed directly on this forum regarding the technology. Members can also contact us directly regarding commercial questions. ICI-Imagedata greatly appreciate the opportunity to share knowledge of the Pictaflex Process via this forum. I promise to keep the commericals out of the discussion.
Thank you,
Kevin Howes
North American Sales Manager
ICI-Imagedata
From: sunny (SUNSHINE5555) [#27]
25 Oct 2006
To: ALL
Wow, I looked at the flash video they had and it does look awesome.
Something else to put on the wish list :)
From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#28]
25 Oct 2006
To: ImagedUSA (KEVIN) [#26] 25 Oct 2006
Thank you Kevin.
We appreciate your participation.
One question that came to mind, is the UV resistance of the images.
From the sample products I saw at the demo, some, i.e. automobile door handle inserts (if that's what you call them) and the motorcyle dash board surround, while showing great potential for higher-end applications, will most likely see steady exposure to UV light, which would bring the longevity of the image into question.
I'm pretty sure, most people buying those custom components, will do so, with an assumption of permanence.
EDITED: 25 Oct 2006 by DGL
From: Charles Sargeant (CSARGEANT) [#29]
26 Oct 2006
To: ALL
Dear All,
Please let me take this opportunity to introduce myself. I am Charles Sargeant Pictalfex project manager for ICI Imagedata, and work along side Kevin Howes (our North American Sales Manager).
May I take this initial opportunity to thank David for inviting me to discuss any queries that you may have regarding Pictaflex in this forum.
I appreceiate that this is not a forum that appreciates commercial pitches, however I am willing to answer any questions that you may regarding the technology.
I look forward to hearing from you all.
From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#30]
26 Oct 2006
To: Charles Sargeant (CSARGEANT) [#29] Unread
Thank you Charles.
Did you see the question I posed to Kevin, regarding fade-resistance of images created, using your process?
Knowing your process uses standard ArTainium sublimation ink, I suspect that prolonged exposure to direct UV light wouldn't be recommended.
If so, that wouldn't bode well, for some of the items you had on display.
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