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Yo oklahoma dude ..look go to Solid surface .com or someother way to get a small piece of Coiran then go on you tube and figure out how to work with it…then go to the other classes ..once you see Avonite for your illuminated solid surface and living stone for acrylic stuff…you’ll be good to go…Borian is really only seeling more than likely because people dont know the Solid Surface is a material…they think Borian is a material…they have to do stuff like that becuase they know the dam is busting through and the staff only has so many fingers to plug the holes
The only thing I love having to do with Corian is that my friend Jon Olsen is employed to them…also you can buy it commercial and there is no warranty..plus quick go to Livingstone and build something in your showroom or you sales kit with livingstone and Avonite…dont mention Corian or your customers will remember how ghetto it is to have that black speckled corian in your house that scratches whiteThey treated me like a wet food stamp before and time and time again…(if you were ever poor before, you know how that feels when you have a wet food stamp and wanna buy some peanut butter..LOL…thats Corian…and call it Borian…the material that makes you yawn!!!we rod all the time on stones and crete products.and i haven’t got enough experience of the evolution of granite to even know which ones are stronger..I know when i see mesh on the back…oh boy its brittle than others..but it make me feel better especially if they are italian customers..who constantly set that pot of boiling pasta on that little rail to dump into the strainer.
but we even play around with the sink seam rod by extended it and then metal tape the bottom and literally slide the2″ sticking out rod into a goop of knife grade of the other piece..it has tape on the bottom of the stoner also so dont leak outnot sure if its necessary or if its even right…but then when we use flowing for the seam it gets all in theregood luck man and do some test in the shop with scraps…then if it looks good throw the example in your showroom…if it doesnt look good…well
yes just simply like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNFa…_w1-oUtBXf
im just testing too and it looks like they play in the lowest quality…Ok this weekend is video learning class for me…have a great business week LennyI have a buncha videos on You tube and have some funny fabrication vids..I can post the link and then people have to click on it and go to you You tube..but as Andy did in the first segment of this post..he simply posts a video and you can watch it on here without connecting to you tube…he usually hasta do some tweeking and I followed his directions..I think where you simply copy the embedded content, add http:// then past the content and submit and wammo the video posp up on the thread..
I know you are a secret agent and stay away from all that crap..The videos are awesomistci ways to share fabrications ideas instead of pictures..can anyone else but andy post a video to this..it might bea syou are the administrator you have the secret button somewhere…the video actuallplays and shows up when I am hitting reply..but when I hit the submit button…wipes out to the page cannot be found thing
http:// www.Andy Im doing it as you can see in the the last post…I see the video when I reply…you say hit the HTML button, then http:// then insert the embedded video content the hit submit right?
test test..hahha think im getting it..David..yes different girl sitting on my Ruby red piecing inlay top http://
Ok here is another video..its funny many of my videos are saying that I requested no embedding and in special setting on my video manager of You tube its checked to allow..all those videos on my home computer now are able to be posted…weird..but Im practicing with Andy’s new Video channel..psot your vids fabnetters!!!
I never do that..itza hot topic on geek forums..anyway..where do you paste the embeded content? to make the video pop up
