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Thread: Longevity has a huge fan in Glendale AZ

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    Longevity has a huge fan in Glendale AZ

    I have posted a few times on some of the subjects that I do know about but I wanted to park a post here and introduce myself.

    I am a firefighter/paramedic in Az. I just recently purchased a longevity force cut and Im in love. A lot of time and research went into buying a plasma cutter and I am so happy that I pulled the trigger on this brand.

    While not at work I spend a lot of my time in the garage designing and cutting out silhouette artwork with my new toy. I have sold a few pieces to businesses and NFL fans. Not only do I love it but it's earning me money!

    I am a big fan of this forum and will defiantly do my best to visit it everyday to learn and share my experiences.
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    Hi Kyle and welcome again. I've seen the cuts and proposed cuts in your gallery, you have quite a talent. Glad to hear your unit is doing what you need for you. I'm not surprised though, the Longevity units are top notch units and the warranty and customer support are second to none.
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    Kyle how did you cut your artwork, freehand, machine??

    WELCOME!!!
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    All of my stuff has been cutout freehand. I take logos or photos and use photoshop to turn them into silhouettes. Then I use a normal inkjet printer and put the design on a transparency. I project the image onto the sheet metal and trace with a sharpie. Pretty cheap to do. A transparency sheet is only 40 cents. I picked the projector up off of craigslist for $20.
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    wow! nice detail for freehand cuts. i don't have that much patience. lol. i have to let the cnc do the work for me. keep it up.
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    Hello Firefightaz,

    Thank you for joining the forum and we do appreciate you speaking highly of our products. We hope everything keeps working out great for you so if you have any problems or concerns feel free to notify us. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!!!

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    Wow! That's a great idea! And good work too! Another use that I had not taught about!
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    That is EXCELLENT work for freehand.
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    Very nice work...
    Its those young steady hands at work...
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    Hello and welcome to the forum
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