From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#9]
5 Apr 2005
To: Ken D. (KDEVORY) [#8] 5 Apr 2005
Ken,
Knight hasn't had electrical problems across-the-board. Just certain models, like the Combo Press. I believe they're taking steps to address the problem.
If you call Coast Graphic Supply, they'll be happy to give information on the "un-named" manufacturer.
After the seminar, as with the plaque example, I'll mention the press manufacturer.
Small heat presses (entry level) include the Knight "Jet Press" and the Hix "Hobby Lite." In the $300 range.
I'll offer more details, as time permits, and outside of this promotional thread.
Sorry to tease :-)
David "The Stunt Engraver" Lavaneri
DGL Engraving
Port Hueneme, CA
EDITED: 5 Apr 2005 by DGL
From: JHayes55 [#10]
5 Apr 2005
To: UCONN Dave & Lynn too (DANDL48) [#5] 6 Apr 2005
Sounds good to me - Now if I could only convience the wife.
From: UCONN Dave & Lynn too (DANDL48) [#11]
6 Apr 2005
To: JHayes55 [#10] 6 Apr 2005
We won't be there but my wife would love to once again shop in Ventura. A beautiful coastal city.
Dave
From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#12]
9 Apr 2005
To: ALL
OK Gang,
I'm getting ready to leave for the CGS "Learning Center" event, which takes place today, from 9:00 am thru 5:00 pm.
Hope to see some of you there, and for those who can't make it, after the event, I promise to reveal some of the information that I've so sadistically teased you with, up til now :-)
I've received permission to show the plaque which will eventually end up in the Ronald Reagan Library. It's a combination of laser engraving, rotary-engraved openings for inlaid coins, ink jet dye sub, laser toner dye sub and includes one plate in which I scanned an embroidered patch and added a canvas background in Photoshop, to make an interesting secondary focal point.
David "The Stunt Engraver" Lavaneri
DGL Engraving
Port Hueneme, CA
From: John (JOHNRMONTG) [#13]
15 Apr 2005
To: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#12] 15 Apr 2005
You are such a tease! I can hardly wait to see the artical complete with pictures, and video of seminar. I mean, if Chuck can promise one can't you? {insert big laugh here}.
From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#14]
15 Apr 2005
To: John (JOHNRMONTG) [#13] 15 Apr 2005
OK John,
I apologize for being a little tardy in getting an article together. I'm getting buried with work from my "day job."
Evidently, I'm giving my phone number out too freely :-)
I realize not everyone can get to the live seminars, so videotaped versions of the seminar, as well as "Video Field Trips" (a term coined by David Takes) are in the planning stages.
I'm meeting, Tuesday morning, with a company who's interested in the concept of the "Video Field Trip."
Stay tuned.
EDITED: 15 Apr 2005 by DGL
From: John (JOHNRMONTG) [#15]
15 Apr 2005
To: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#14] 15 Apr 2005
No problemo ... hope the seminar went off according to Hoyle and all in attendence learned a lot. I just got my heat press today... along with some sample tiles. Waiting for laser cartridges, 1280 printer w/ cart's etc to get 'up and running'.
Put me on the list for the video...
From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#16]
15 Apr 2005
To: John (JOHNRMONTG) [#15] 15 Apr 2005
John,
I'd be interested to know why, in light of a number of people saying the ink jet sublimation process is too problematic, why you're gearing up.
Could you please comment in the "Getting Out/Into Sublimation" thread?
Thanks,
EDITED: 15 Apr 2005 by DGL
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