Hello David!

The June free sample pack is valid through July also. This is a great opportunity to receive one 6 x 8 plaque in Walnut, Alder, Oak, Laserwood, Cherry & Maple. We also carry an assortment of edge details and offer stained pieces.

I look forward to hearing from Engraver Forum members!

Lisa
Big Sky Woodcrafters

Dave,

Laserwood is a Beech wood. It has a tight grain and from my understanding is a nice wood for lasering. I can send you some samples if you would like.

Lisa
Big Sky Woodcrafters

David,

Our plaques have a 99% accuracy rating. We use a state of the art
CNC router. There is a 3/32 tolerance level. We have companies we produce qnty's for up to 1000 pieces at a time. To date there has never been an issue. (Knock on wood! Which there is plenty around here!)

Lisa
Big Sky Woodcrafters

My opinion is that the only safe way do do multiple objects accurately is to set up an inch mark for each item.

E.G., the first one lines up at 0", the second at 5.5", the third at 11", etc.

You can easily place the objects at those marks and not be messed up by a 1/32' off.

If you do a lot of the same items it is best to make a jig to hold them in the place that the layout specifies. After that it is simple setup and lasering.

Philadelphia, PA (Really Bensalem)

When you finally understand it completely... it changes.

Your grid idea is what I was alluding to.

See, you are not the only one who sees it as a big benefit.

Philadelphia, PA (Really Bensalem)

When you finally understand it completely... it changes.

Logojohn,

We have a $30 minimum order. We do business with a variety of companies ranging from mom & pop businesses to large corporations. Whether you order 1 piece or 100, you always receive a quality product and great customer service. Our lead-time on stock items is 2-3 days production. (Unless you need sooner than we try our very best to met your in-hand date) As a policy, we do allow up to 2 weeks for custom work. We do offer Net 30 after placing 2 orders. Look forward to hearing from you!

Lisa
Big Sky Woodcrafters

Note about Big Sky Woodcrafters...

Although they came highly recommended to me, I have never bought anything from them. However, given the opportunity, I most certainly would. Here's why...

In January or February of this year, I contacted BSW about doing some custom wooden trophies for me. Due to cost restrictions, I needed these made from MDF with applied paper veneer (cheap yet nice). This was going to be a once-per-year purchase of $500 to $600 per order.

I sent a picture or sketch of what I needed to Lisa. She spent a couple of days talking to me, and struck me as incredibly professional.

Because BSW deals in solid wood products, and not MDF, she refered me to another company. She said that these other folks were top-notch, and would take very good care of my order. In the end, BSW didn't make a dime for the time she spent with me...and didn't infer that I should buy something to help "make up" for that time. I was quite impressed with the way the whole thing was handled.

In my not-so-humble opinion, Big Sky Woodcrafters (from the customer service viewpoint) would be a fantastic company to deal with.

Hmmm...This should be interesting.

A forum member develops a product that should be of high interest to the laser engraving crowd and wants to become one of our preferred suppliers by offering a 10% discount to EE members.

From what I hear, Harvey has test driven the product and likes it.

Stay tuned. :-) 

Thanks David, we didin't get too many hits from that banner, but we'll run another one sometime in the near future.

Thanks again!

Sean

Sean,

Since June is over, I'll be removing the current banner.

Looking forward to placing your future offer.

Thanks again,

Ooops! The ad I posted, for Custom Markers and Memorials was a mockup.

I've taken it down until we get the final say on Byron's offer.

Sorry. :-$