Joe,

I suspected you were on the inside track, when it comes to early delivery of A&E. :-) 

Hey! I'd love to chow down on some crow, if it means a cutting edge application for laser engraving.

The huge learning curve sounds good to me. :-) 

David,

We tested the website with Internet Explorer 5, Safari 1.3 and Mozilla FireFox 1.5 and it worked well with all these browsers. Try downloading FireFox a new browser if you cannot get IE5 to work.

We have had a very quick response from several people since our 5pm posting and you are the first to have difficulties.

Sorry for the inconvience and hope you are soon visiting our site.

http://www.atomicartimages.com

Thom & Terry
tntCreations

David

We are planning to have a booth at the ARA show and will have many samples there. We will keep you updated.

ThomnTerry
tntCreations

Tom & Jerry,
I have been watching this post from the beginning.
I think I will spend a considerable amount of time in your booth to look, learn and pick your brain. You defienatly got my attention.
Your work is very beautiful
Rolf
PS do you already know your booth #?

will you be at the N.J. show?
will you demonstrate the process?

To All,

We are planning to show samples at booth 776 on March 2-4 at the ARA Show in Las Vegas.

We do not have any plans for others shows at this time; however, interest has been very high and we have been approached by some major companies interested in assisting us with distribution. There will be no demonstrations; but, samples will be plentiful.

Hope to see you all there!

"seeing is believing"

tntCreations
http://www.atomicartimages.com

TNT,

Thank you for the update.

TNT,

Would you mind sharing how long it would take, using your process, to produce one 5"x7" full color image on aluminum? I'm trying to gather a production-time comparison to inkjet sublimation. I realize your process may create a superior finished product, but would just like to get an idea if this is time-consuming, multi-stage process that would make it cost prohibitive for my operation.

David,

We have not attempted any metals at this time and suspect it will work; but cannot be absolutely certain at this time.

Hopefully in the near future we will get the opportunity to test some alluminum and let you know.

Thom & Terry
tntCreations

TNT,

You pick the substrate for the time comparison. I just pulled aluminum out of the air for no particular reason.

I would be extremely interested if the process would work on Stainless Steel. We have several applicaitons where with would be big if it worked.
Even if it does not work on metals I am still extremely interested in seeing and learning more of your product at Las Vegas show.

See you there

To All,

We had a wonderful time meeting so many of you at the ARA Show.

Sorry we were unable to attend the Beach Party or to visit much with individuals; but our schedule demanded that we attend meetings, dinners, etc. with Laser Co. Representatives.

The good news is Trotec users will be the first to offer Atomic Art to their customers. Stay tuned for updates.

Dave, tells us that crow really ain't that bad. We enjoyed his sense of humor and humility. A Great Guy.

Thom & Terry
tntCreations

Thom or Terry,

I'm going to ask the question again, but would like you to choose the substrate. What is your estimate of time it would take, using your process, to produce one 5"x7" full color image?

By asking the above information, I'm trying to gather a production-time comparison to inkjet sublimation. I realize your process may create a superior finished product, but would just like to get an idea if this is too much of a time-consuming, multi-stage process that would make it cost prohibitive for my operation.