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  1. 02-19-2009, 7:17 PM #1
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    Thanks to Frank!

    Here's a project that Frank spent a LOT of time on for me. Frank, your one cool dude!
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    Great job on both of your parts.

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    By the name, the man was obviously 'someone special'
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Cunningham View Post
    By the name, the man was obviously 'someone special'
    I thought it was your Uncle!
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    Hmmm Now I'm confused... I've often had people look at me and say "Bobs yer Uncle"!
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    And for clarification, the original picture was taken in 1861 and was pretty rough. Frank did a lot of cleaning up for me. No Photograv, 100% speed 100% power 300dpi 25 watts.
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    No Photograv
    Ooh, no Photograv, then it is very nice job indeed.

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    Looks great!!!
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    What would we all do without Frank? He's a gem!
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    What would we all do without Frank?

    Sell crappy photos engraved on granite?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Clarkson View Post
    What would we all do without Frank?

    Sell crappy photos engraved on granite?
    Some of you might
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Cunningham View Post
    Some of you might
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    Just call me picky

    I had a conversation lately with another engraver and he swore that he wished that he had never gotten in the business due to the pickiness of customers... You know leave a comma off, misspell a word, Font close but not exactly what they had in mind. With that said I go over each of projects probably way too many times before I actually engrave them. So here is my comment, the work is great. Down right beautiful. However do my eyes deceive me but I believe I read "the Confederate Veteran, and to here him answer "Here"". It should read "the Confederate Veteran, and to hear him answer "Here"". Just my opinion and is only meant as a positive critique.
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  15. 02-24-2009, 11:03 AM #14
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    By Jove I do believe you are right Sir!


    PS I didn't do the writing
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    Ah, ya got me. I did another one with that error fixed!
    I put the text down like it was given to me but the customer realized he had copied it wrong. So anyone want to buy the exact one that's in the picture? I'll make ya a good deal!
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