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TRAIL TAILOR

TRAIL TAILOR

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I make all kinds of things for people and myself. Today I was thinking that since my riot SG and myself aren't 80 feet from the house anymore I would make a door screen for my glass front door at the shop. Someone might break the glass but they damn sure won't get through this without one helluva fight.

Jason

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that's better than pitbulls. I bet it's a lot easier to clean up after a night of it taking watch...
 
reevesci said:
Well I spurred something.... My landlord came in today and wants 65 of these............ YIKES!!! FREE RENT FOR A BIT I GUESS.......
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Thats awesome!! I enjoy following you success and your products.
 
Kmonty66 said:
Ha! They can't keep enough material for you!
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P&O plate is something new for this supplier. So I have to order 3-10 sheets of .125- .500" at a time and once I get down to 1 or 2 sheets I order more. Turnaround is about 4 days.

I was surprised they had 40 sheets of the 16ga in stock. Yeah.... I messed 2 up.... My fault..

J
 
reevesci said:
Well I spurred something.... My landlord came in today and wants 65 of these............ YIKES!!! FREE RENT FOR A BIT I GUESS.......
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Boom, that's a good order!
 
CNC sheetmetal processing really is a money printer. I can't wait till I have a plasma table.

How are you liking the ArcLight so far?
 
cruisermatt said:
CNC sheetmetal processing really is a money printer. I can't wait till I have a plasma table.

How are you liking the ArcLight so far?
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Matt, For a "light" table it is very nice. Hard to compare it to the Koike Aronson table I had 20 years ago though. Technology, software, drives and servos have come a long way. The support from Arclight is second to none. I've had to call a few times and it doesn't matter if its a 10 second question or 8 hour ongoing issue. They have been awesome to work with. I got to see the standard extruded tables and the Arc Max in person before buying and just spend the extra $$ for the solid/tube platform table. It is much more stabile and commercial. Weight difference is around 1500#.

It was a toss up between this table and the Torchmate. Torchmate, was horrible for answering questions in the pre-buy stage and never got back to me on several things.... So, that solidified the Arclight decision.
 
Forerunner said:
Jason, I'm not going to ask "could you" because you know doubt have the skill, but would you have a interest in fabricating a packable fire pan? Similar to this one? I'm sure you could add your own Trail Tailor flare... would love to know you thoughts! Thanks man.

Large Fire Pan w/lid by Cambridge Welding | Cascade River Gear | Cascade River Gear
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I have one I'm drawing that is able to be fully disassembled and is just simple flat pieces. It'll be a fire pit/ adjustable grill. Another week or two before I finalize the design.

J
 
reevesci said:
I have one I'm drawing that is able to be fully disassembled and is just simple flat pieces. It'll be a fire pit/ adjustable grill. Another week or two before I finalize the design.

J
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Sweet - mark me down on the interested list. Looking forward to seeing the final design!
 
Damn... if my wife sees this I will be sending you more cash. :)
 
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