Regarding CNC Software Tattletales

NEW AZ law..... DWP they catch you doing this your off here for life.
to be anounced tonight later (inside info)
 
brianna187 said:
NEW AZ law..... DWP they catch you doing this your off here for life.
to be anounced tonight later (inside info)
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???? DWP ????

What are you talking about... I don't follow ???



- Eddie Wheat
 
Eddie.... this could be the end for you once its in place.
(its all fun and games till someone loses an eye)

everyone have a great weekend
 
brianna187 said:
Eddie.... this could be the end for you once its in place.
(its all fun and games till someone loses an eye)

everyone have a great weekend
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OH WHATEVER !!!

Any situation can be resolved, besides I haven't done anything illegal, to worry about !!!


-Eddie Wheat
 
Just trying to bring a litlle laughter to a post that needs it, no offense to anyone. Eddie just breaking ba--s

DWP. drinking while posting!!!!
 
brianna187 said:
Just trying to bring a litlle laughter to a post that needs it, no offense to anyone. Eddie just breaking ba--s

DWP. drinking while posting!!!!
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LOLOLOLOLOL !!!!

That's too friggin funny !!!!!

You actually had me a little concerned.....given the latest episode of events I have created....


- Eddie Wheat
 
like i said just trying to have a few laughs actually i just broke my own law
just finished off a bottle of wine with dinner....Lee
 
Don't you mean PUI

brianna187 said:
Just trying to bring a litlle laughter to a post that needs it, no offense to anyone. Eddie just breaking ba--s

DWP. drinking while posting!!!!
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I think the legal term is PUI (Posting Under the Influence):p
 
I haven't been at this that long, but long enough to know, if you don't take your time, you more than likely end up with crooked stick and an unhappy customer. plain and simple. I've had birdseye hanging for almost a year, with a cut every month or so, then connect to a handle, everything is fine. I then, after a few months of cutting it down more, put on a sealer, then 2 weeks later the whole thing warped. If I'd worked faster, I'd have a warped cue with my name on it, floating out there with an unhappy player. The waiting game isn't a game nor is it about hype, etc. it's about giving the customer the best you can, not the fastest, nor the cheapest just because thats what they asked for. If someone wants just a tool they can get right now, they buy a Ryobi, but if they want a real performer that will be consistant for years, and can do the job well, they save their money, and buy a Porter Cable, Dewalt, Milwallkee, etc.
If you have customers flipping your cues soon after purchase, then come back for more, on a regular basis, then you know your doing it all right, because that means you make a great cue that others like, and the person selling them believes in you enough to sell them to others. Just my .5 cents,
Dave
 
Dave38 said:
I haven't been at this that long, but long enough to know, if you don't take your time, you more than likely end up with crooked stick and an unhappy customer. plain and simple. I've had birdseye hanging for almost a year, with a cut every month or so, then connect to a handle, everything is fine. I then, after a few months of cutting it down more, put on a sealer, then 2 weeks later the whole thing warped. If I'd worked faster, I'd have a warped cue with my name on it, floating out there with an unhappy player. The waiting game isn't a game nor is it about hype, etc. it's about giving the customer the best you can, not the fastest, nor the cheapest just because thats what they asked for. If someone wants just a tool they can get right now, they buy a Ryobi, but if they want a real performer that will be consistant for years, and can do the job well, they save their money, and buy a Porter Cable, Dewalt, Milwallkee, etc.
If you have customers flipping your cues soon after purchase, then come back for more, on a regular basis, then you know your doing it all right, because that means you make a great cue that others like, and the person selling them believes in you enough to sell them to others. Just my .5 cents,
Dave
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That's why you need a good inventory that's properly aged and ready to turn into cues !!! so you don't have to make the customer wait 6 months to a year +just to get a straight cue !

Don't get me wrong here, I'm not insulting your efforts but this is all about operating capital and being properly outfitted to deliver optimum results, no matter how hard or little you want to work, as long as you NEVER compromise the quality of your work EVER !!!!

FYI: I have had my cues floating around for yrs. that are absolutely perfectly straight to this day.... So yes It's all about the proper stablization and preparation of your inventory !!!



Sincerely, Eddie Wheat
 
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Dave38 said:
I haven't been at this that long, but long enough to know, if you don't take your time, you more than likely end up with crooked stick and an unhappy customer. plain and simple. I've had birdseye hanging for almost a year, with a cut every month or so, then connect to a handle, everything is fine. I then, after a few months of cutting it down more, put on a sealer, then 2 weeks later the whole thing warped. If I'd worked faster, I'd have a warped cue with my name on it, floating out there with an unhappy player. The waiting game isn't a game nor is it about hype, etc. it's about giving the customer the best you can, not the fastest, nor the cheapest just because thats what they asked for. If someone wants just a tool they can get right now, they buy a Ryobi, but if they want a real performer that will be consistant for years, and can do the job well, they save their money, and buy a Porter Cable, Dewalt, Milwallkee, etc.
If you have customers flipping your cues soon after purchase, then come back for more, on a regular basis, then you know your doing it all right, because that means you make a great cue that others like, and the person selling them believes in you enough to sell them to others. Just my .5 cents,
Dave
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Actually that's 50 cents worth and money well spent, Nice post Dave.
 
Michael Webb said:
Actually that's 50 cents worth and money well spent, Nice post Dave.
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Thanks Mike. Someday I hope to meet you, I've seen some of your work thru a friend that speaks very highly of you. Have a good weekend,
Dave
P.S. inbox has been cleared.:)
 
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