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Nice work as always Bill and a great cause

I have a friend that his wife found this and she wants me to put it on her wall.

Congrats Moody

Cal I blast that with 120 AO at 30 psi. It does not take much to just take off the glaze then the rest goes fast, maybe 10 min. to etch the whole thing. Takes longer to paint. Just a couple of light coats of black.

Since becoming a full time care giver for my 94 yr old mother in law I have had very little time to work in the shop but here are a few pieces that I have just done. One is another shot at the test on multi stage of the eagle and the other is a 9"x12" floor tile that I did for a friend.

Nice job on the work and video

Hqw many gallons to the mile? Would rather have a ford 6500 to pul a big camper

OH NO That is why they make snow blowers with heated handles

It's not bragging when you are just stating facts. Congrats to a great year.

Nice work looks like it should work out well for your needs

Looks good

Looks real good to me Arty. I like it. I have not had much time to etch lately either.

Looks good Joker but where is your little corner where she will have you do her work that she will be backed up with

Nice work. Some of my best sun set shots have been under exposed. Like Bill said love the Bear shot.

Darn Mark that is very nice work would you mind sharing?

Nice work Slice, Love old Bay on some crabs

Uscutter has x6 on sale for 150.00. I just picked up a copy from them myself. Now to learn it..

Martin my x6 finally came in after a screw up fedex,surprise sounds like you could be helping me a lot. I have the other pieces ready to etch but it will still be a couple of days before I can do them

Moody nice job I like the way you did the f150 inserts

I had a little time today to work in the shed to do some things that I have been wanting to try. Both are eagles but the first is one that I have wanted to do some testing on the multi-stage work. Almost pleased with it but need to get it a little better. Still need to put them in some frames.

Congrats Scott

And I thought you were going on another cruise Scott

KY it took about 4-5 hours start to finish. Almost 4 hours just blasting taking it in and out of the cabinet to check everything. I also blast at about 20-25 psi so I control the depth a little better.

Getting ready to buy some software and would like some opinions. I have used adobe Illustrator a little and can get by but I thought about Corel also. Adobe has Bridge for previewing ai & eps files. Does corel also have something to view your files? Thanks for any advice or input

Thanks DC for the info