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    Just another newbie

    Last year I bought a laser and have just been playing with stuff trying to find out what I can and cant do and doing little jobs here and there now I'm wanting to grow and actually start to "get out there" and start marketing. Does anyone have any good tips on any do's and don'ts for marketing or getting the public to know about me? any other tips would be much appreciated thanks
    X-660 Universal Laser, 60 watt
    Corel Draw X3
    HP Laptop
    PhotoGrav 3
    Nikon D40
    Adobe Photoshop CS3
    Rotary Atachment
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    Jeremy

    Welcome to SMC. There have been a number of such threads so I would recommend a search.

    Here's one that just got started.

    http://sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?t=105750
    Mike Null

    St. Louis Laser, Inc.

    Trotec Speedy 300, 80 watt
    Gravograph IS400
    Woodworking shop CLTT and Laser Sublimation
    Dye Sublimation
    CorelDraw X5, X7

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    Join Date
    May 2006
    Location
    Wisconsin
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    Welcome

    Hi Jeremy,

    Welcome to the creek! You will find the best advice here...swim around and you will find the answers you are looking for. You have a beautiful state, visited last year and will go back.

    Sincerely,
    Phyllis

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    Hiya Jeremy
    The reason ppl will buy your products is that you are better then the opposition or have a unique product that everyone MUST have.
    What are you offering in this regard?
    Rodney Gold, Toker Bros trophies, Cape Town , South Africa :
    Roland 2300 rotary . 3 x ISEL's ..1m x 500mm CnC .
    Tekcel 1200x2400 router , 900 x 600 60w Shenui laser , 1200 x 800 80w Reci tube Shenhui Laser
    6 x longtai lasers 400x600 60w , 1 x longtai 20w fiber
    2x Gravo manual engravers , Roland 540 large format printer/cutter. CLTT setup
    1600mm hot and cold laminator , 3x Dopag resin dispensers , sandblasting setup, acid etcher

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    well so far most of my previous work has been engraving business signs for local businesses out of alder while I worked at a cabinet shop but I no longer work there. A lot of my other work is putting photos on ceramic tiles for shadow boxes and making coaster sets. I've been making a design for a coffee table with an engaved mural type for the top out of ceramic tiles or formica.
    X-660 Universal Laser, 60 watt
    Corel Draw X3
    HP Laptop
    PhotoGrav 3
    Nikon D40
    Adobe Photoshop CS3
    Rotary Atachment
    US MH 871 34" Vinyl Cutter

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    This is what the table would look like. The wood is alder and I would engrave an image on the tiles (or formica). I almost want to make one for me anyways but I would take it to different places to see about putting it in there store or shop. Here's a question, what do I seal the tiles with so stuff doesn't get stuck in the image? and these are the coaster sets
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    Last edited by Jeremy Butler; 02-27-2009 at 1:32 PM.
    X-660 Universal Laser, 60 watt
    Corel Draw X3
    HP Laptop
    PhotoGrav 3
    Nikon D40
    Adobe Photoshop CS3
    Rotary Atachment
    US MH 871 34" Vinyl Cutter

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