Request for update from folks in Las Vegas

Al Navas · Post by **Al Navas** » Sun, Jul 22 2007, 9:37AM

Mike Bowers wrote:... Well it wasn't exactly a leg race, more like a "Best Legs" contest ...

And fuzzy was THE in thing... Got it!!!

I still wonder if anyone has any photos to share.

Al

Mike Bowers · Post by **Mike Bowers** » Sun, Jul 22 2007, 9:43AM

Al Navas wrote:
Mike Bowers wrote:... Well it wasn't exactly a leg race, more like a "Best Legs" contest ...
And fuzzy was THE in thing... Got it!!! I still wonder if anyone has any photos to share.

Al

Al you might want search Dan Epps vacation & any Vegas threads from last year.

Rick Palechuk · Post by **Rick Palechuk** » Sun, Jul 22 2007, 9:46AM

Hey Al, try searching \"Fuzzysticks\" you might get something.

Al Navas · Post by **Al Navas** » Sun, Jul 22 2007, 9:50AM

Mike and Rick,

It worked! But I had to modify the search to two words, \"fuzzy\" and \"sticks\". The post by Jeremy even had a poll in it!!!

Thanks, guys.

Al

Mike Bowers · Post by **Mike Bowers** » Sun, Jul 22 2007, 9:52AM

Al Navas wrote:Mike and Rick,

It worked! But I had to modify the search to two words, "fuzzy" and "sticks". The post by Jeremy even had a poll in it!!!

Thanks, guys.

Al

Yep! You found it!!!

Rick Palechuk · Post by **Rick Palechuk** » Sun, Jul 22 2007, 10:15AM

What about them beltsander races?

Post by **Jason Susnjara** » Wed, Jul 25 2007, 3:29PM

Hi everyone,

The show was pretty good overall. We had two booths at this show. A booth in the machine area showed the software along with the machines. We then had another booth in the quiet hall that showed the software, furniture, and eCommerce. We had the ability to design a cabinet in the quiet hall and network it to the machines in the machine booth. This was probably a 2 to 5 minute walk. eCommerce presented some new items such as the Color Choice program, our new \"Order Custom Doors Online\" area along with many other items such as finishing equipment and tv lifts. We also had a plasma tv that came out of the Italian Credenza which was connected to the webstore that allowed visitors to see the site and ask questions.

I did not see the belt sanding races but I heard that they had two catagories. One for a standard belt sander and another for the suped up belt sanders. The entrants were allowed to use whatever grit sandpaper they wanted to use.

Al Navas · Post by **Al Navas** » Wed, Jul 25 2007, 3:40PM

Thanks, Jason!

It sounds like you had a very busy time just getting ready for the show. But, from all reports, Thermwood and eCabinet Systems were quite a success - CONGRATULATIONS!

Thanks for the update.

Al

Mike Bowers · Post by **Mike Bowers** » Wed, Jul 25 2007, 4:24PM

Jason Susnjara wrote:Hi everyone,

The show was pretty good overall. We had two booths at this show. A booth in the machine area showed the software along with the machines. We then had another booth in the quiet hall that showed the software, furniture, and eCommerce. We had the ability to design a cabinet in the quiet hall and network it to the machines in the machine booth. This was probably a 2 to 5 minute walk. eCommerce presented some new items such as the Color Choice program, our new "Order Custom Doors Online" area along with many other items such as finishing equipment and tv lifts. We also had a plasma tv that came out of the Italian Credenza which was connected to the webstore that allowed visitors to see the site and ask questions.

I did not see the belt sanding races but I heard that they had two catagories. One for a standard belt sander and another for the
suped up belt sanders.
The entrants were allowed to use whatever grit sandpaper they wanted to use.

Jason I think that would be the "Unlimiteds".....lol
Mike

Rick Palechuk · Post by **Rick Palechuk** » Wed, Jul 25 2007, 8:00PM

If only beltsanders could float hey Mike.

Mike Bowers · Post by **Mike Bowers** » Wed, Jul 25 2007, 11:07PM

It would be a perfect world...... maybe more plastic Rick

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