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I spent a lot of years on both sides of a bar..... a whiskey glass or "highball" glass is usually between 6oz and 8oz. 6 is usually normal and 8 would be considered "tall". Tall just meaning more mixer not more liquor..... most people that order "tall" don't know that.

Yes, when ordering very little from Conde, the shipping sucks. Shipping with them starts around 15 bucks no matter what it is!

If using Conde..... you can call into your rep.... they will most always let you oder less than 100 bucks. I have actually ordered just 1 case of mugs before. You can save money on shipping by getting a second case tho. Plus, once you have your rep on the phone, maybe you could ask for a sample of something you would like to try out before you commit to buy a whole bunch. My rep is great. Very nice and easy to work with!

I have not had the same luck

Teach her to weed and run the cutter.... you can spend more time together that way Good Luck in your adventure! I think once your in, word gets out, you do good quality work at fair prices.... the "advertising" will take care of itself. Not sure how many people live in that town, there are about 5000 in mine and 3 or 4 other places that do what I do. I am busier than I can handle and I don't even have a store front. I know I lose a lot of business because of it, but I don't have time to do any more work any way.

Awesome sir... Thanks! And Nice work as well!

What about sharing your source? Some of use might like to save a few nickles too!

I have one. Have not used it yet cause I only have one. I got it from Conde. Whenever I order (I like to call in and talk to my rep) place my order and always ask for a sample of something I haven't tried yet. They are good about handing out samples when you ask as long as you don't go crazy. The last order I asked for one of those mugs. I now need to call to place another order.... more mugs! What should I ask for this time?

When I first got my Ricoh 3110 Conde told me they estimate $1.00 per sheet cost. I have used that as my guide line.

if the 3rd picture is the template of what you need..... could you not at this point use the bezier tool in corel to get say... really close?

Looks like I am going into the Marilyn business then, thanks for the heads up!

Oh, well I didn't get that from your original post.... sorry for the info mistake

or here http://www.uscutter.com/index/page/search?FullText=Search+by+Product+%23+or+Keyword&FullText=glow+in+the+dark

and have rights to use Marilyn? Nice

I have my eye on my mid life crisis as we speak.... my wife is getting tired of hearing about it..... I think she is wearing down!

I think the bottom line is really about the wounded vet.... not the organization. The idea is to help the vet not the organization. A wounded vet is a wounded vet. My 2 cents. Just leave the web address off so you don't drive people to the site.

I think I would use the bezier tool and knock it out in a few minutes... then spend a few minutes node editing....

Thanks for the art work! I use Grimco and best blanks for my small metal sign blanks. What is that sign size in the photo? Approx 12 x 18?

I'm in!

LOL, I see now skeeter.... I never even looked at the dates.

she did mention USB and using a keyspan adapter, but, is it a Tripp Lite keyspan adapter........

Let me know when you get it if it works! Both of the links posted have slightly different dimensions.... not sure if they matter much. I have been wanting to get an extra holder or 3 but the price on them is crazy. These are more realistic.

I don't need this, but I took one anyway. Great Job (again)!

What are the odds of you sharing that camper? If not no biggie, I understand. I will get around to making one eventually

I came across 2 old insta presses that did not work. Turns out the fuse and fuse holder caps where missing. I thought, crap, how am I gonna replace these. (As they are older models) I called the company and what do ya know... they still carry parts and fixed me up! My total was like 20 bucks and I had to fill out a special credit card authorization form and fax back to them before they would accept a credit card and process my order. Kind of a pain in the @&* but got the parts and everything works! Start out by giving them a call!