Mohawk3
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Just ordered a smoke stand! Thanks for getting the color back in stock.
same here, not working..the link for orginal poster dosen't work?
Ordered mine on Friday. Arrived here in Iowa yesterday. He shipped on Saturday as promised.
Were these made on a CNC table? The score lines suggest it wasn't die-cut.
Impressed by the simplicity of the idea.
These are being made from what material my manufacturer has left in his Georgetown, TX shop.
-Dean
Hi baniels,
You're right; the smoke and clear are made on a CNC table. Talk about labor-intensive huh? These are being made from what material my manufacturer has left in his Georgetown, TX shop. He stacks 3 or 4 sheets on top of each other, sandwiched between two sheets of aluminum and cuts out 8 which 24 at a time.. Then when that's done, he deburrs by hand and also stamps in the creases with his press and a custom made jigg.
The other colors are die cut.
Snowman and shades: I'm not sure why that first youtube link is broken in the original post, but if you go to GoGoStand: it goes where you go! there's videos on there too.
-Dean
Cool. I used to operate an autometrix cutting table for packaging mock-ups. We would do a lot of clear pvc boxes and package windows. Looking at the stand brought back memories.
I'm not sure I understand the aluminum sheets in between - he cuts through the aluminum also?
Hi baniels,
You're right; the smoke and clear are made on a CNC table. Talk about labor-intensive huh? These are being made from what material my manufacturer has left in his Georgetown, TX shop. He stacks 3 or 4 sheets on top of each other, sandwiched between two sheets of aluminum and cuts out 8 which 24 at a time.. Then when that's done, he deburrs by hand and also stamps in the creases with his press and a custom made jigg.
The other colors are die cut.
Snowman and shades: I'm not sure why that first youtube link is broken in the original post, but if you go to GoGoStand: it goes where you go! there's videos on there too.
-Dean