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Thank you. To get the different depths you pull the section you want the deepest first then remove the other areas for the second stage. Hope that makes sense to everyone Bob

Welcome from delaware Bob

Looks very nice Bob

Looks good

Nice work Bob

Welcome from Delaware Bob

Your welcome, nice job removing chain music Bob

Here is the only one I have,maybe it will work Bob tree stump chain.eps

Will this one work for you Bob crab blue.eps

Your welcome. Could have saved in Corel if you need that Bob

Nice job, Really like the wine bottle Bob

I have two cabinets one is the large hf cab and I use a pressure pot with 80 grit garnnet at about 30 psi,On the other cabinet, I built a larger one that I can use as a pass thru cabinet and I have a 40lb pressure pot using 180 ao at about the same pressure. I use that one mostly for my larger glass like the glass door inserts. I also like having two different grits so I can get a different texture on some pieces. Bob

Here try this Bob fox_racing 1.eps

Welcome to the forum from delaware. You came to the right palce to learn and get Info Bob

This is a piece that I did for the glass shop where I get most of my glass. It is 3/8 tempered about 22" x 32" blasted on the back side. The other is a door that i did for another shop, it is 1/2" tempered about 14"x 32" Bob

Hello and welcome from Delaware Bob

Hello and welcome to the forum Bob

Welcome to the forum Bob

Here is a cobra for you Bob Cobra3.eps

This is the closest that I have now will check for more later Bob car-vector-illustration-2.eps

Try taking a flexable ruler and measure from seam to seam then devide that in half and put your mark on the bottle. That is what I found works the best for me. Hope it helps Bob

Nice job on the mug Bob

Thanks anyway, just wanted the hat not the bottom ribbon Bob

Looks very nice. would you mind sharing the vector? Bob

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