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We got a laser etcher at work, I can do any font you like on any material...kinda cool.
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Billie that is sweet, we need to talk when I get back in town. And BTW I believe I just saw your most recent project (work related), very nice!
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How long does it take to knock out? I have a piece I would like something put on. Probably not gonna be available on Saturday are you? laughing2
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Only one day turn around...the item can't be bigger than about a shoe box. I would need to know the font, size and exactly where you want the etching. I could grab the part Saturday and get it back to you after that....
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kinder wrote:Billie that is sweet, we need to talk when I get back in town. And BTW I believe I just saw your most recent project (work related), very nice!



Glad you like our "project" and I hope it helps (wink wink)

Let me know what you need done. Free of charge for any CCB Vets ;)
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freeheelbillie wrote:Only one day turn around...the item can't be bigger than about a shoe box. I would need to know the font, size and exactly where you want the etching. I could grab the part Saturday and get it back to you after that....


It's about the size of a 1911 slide. Well, exactly the size of one. Let me work out the other details and I'll PM or call you to set up a drop off time.
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akaFrankCastle wrote:
freeheelbillie wrote:Only one day turn around...the item can't be bigger than about a shoe box. I would need to know the font, size and exactly where you want the etching. I could grab the part Saturday and get it back to you after that....


It's about the size of a 1911 slide. Well, exactly the size of one. Let me work out the other details and I'll PM or call you to set up a drop off time.



Awesome! Looking forward to doing it for you....I only need the slide FYI
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But of course. I have another I can strap on the lower until I get it back. Or I can pull another piece out of mothballs.
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akaFrankCastle wrote:But of course. I have another I can strap on the lower until I get it back. Or I can pull another piece out of mothballs.


Well we can't have you running around unarmed...I could knock it out over lunch for you.
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Me? Unarmed? laughing2

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Good man! Let me know when youre ready and we can meet up. I work off Arapahoe and I 25.
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I'll be in Denver Saturday for the swap meet. I'll give you a call and we'll set something up.
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Done and DONE! Give me a call Saturday
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