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From: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#12]
15 Oct 2004
To: bruce (BBSD) [#11] 15 Oct 2004
Be careful with it when you find it. Square tuits are easy to find but round ones are extremely rare these days.
From: Shaddy [#13]
15 Oct 2004
To: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#12] 15 Oct 2004
Speaking of... Has anyone succombed and cut out a disk of wood or acrylic and etched TUIT on it yet? Old joke, but I was still thinking about doing it, maybe using wood and putting my logo (that I haven't come up with yet) and/or name (or website) on the other side. Be a good freebee to give out.
Shaddy
From: Cody (BOBTNAILER) [#14]
16 Oct 2004
To: Shaddy [#13] 16 Oct 2004
I remember as a kid (many moons ago) that my dad had one of those. I don't remember what logo it had on the reverse, but it DID have something along with "TUIT".
I've thought about doing those, but don't know yet whether we'll DUIT.
Cody
From: UncleSteve [#15]
16 Oct 2004
To: Cody (BOBTNAILER) [#14] 16 Oct 2004
Cody, that is the whole idea! You'll DUIT when you get a round TUIT!
lol
From: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#16]
17 Oct 2004
To: UncleSteve [#15] 18 Oct 2004
And if he does not get a round tuit we will not duit.
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From: JHayes55 [#18]
31 Jan 2006
To: bruce (BBSD) [#17] 31 Jan 2006
Bruce - One thought for using your sticky mat on the rotary. We do small plates on ours all the time - but as added insurance we put a small cut piece of plastic around the tag to be engraved as we diamond drag. We push the plastic tags right up against the engraved tag - you get more surface area this way & adds stability to the tag being engraved.
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