carladea
CGF, Certified Grumble Framer
But... only temporarily. The new part is on its way, and since it was still under warranty, everything will be fine.
I sure did realize, though, how dependent I am on my CMC. The thought of having to cut even one may by hand was depressing. We have had our Wizard for 10 months now, and honestly don't know what I did without it. I am sure all CMC's are great, and that some may be better than others, but I don't intend to check out the others in Atlanta to see what I am missing. The Wizard is such a step up from doing it all by hand it still amazes me. And I know I am not taking full advantage of all of its capabilities. I am still learning a lot.
I will say that I was lucky last year when in Atlanta looking at all the CMC's. We did look seriously at the I Mat, but I was so overwhelmed by the technology the only question I could think to ask was "How do you change the blade?". I was lucky enough that the person running the machine at the time didn't really know how and was very clumsy about it and made it look quite difficult. So I just said "no thank you". Sure am glad now.
Finally, how about a question? To those of you who use a CMC, would you reccomend them to others? Do you really think they are worth it?
I sure did realize, though, how dependent I am on my CMC. The thought of having to cut even one may by hand was depressing. We have had our Wizard for 10 months now, and honestly don't know what I did without it. I am sure all CMC's are great, and that some may be better than others, but I don't intend to check out the others in Atlanta to see what I am missing. The Wizard is such a step up from doing it all by hand it still amazes me. And I know I am not taking full advantage of all of its capabilities. I am still learning a lot.
I will say that I was lucky last year when in Atlanta looking at all the CMC's. We did look seriously at the I Mat, but I was so overwhelmed by the technology the only question I could think to ask was "How do you change the blade?". I was lucky enough that the person running the machine at the time didn't really know how and was very clumsy about it and made it look quite difficult. So I just said "no thank you". Sure am glad now.
Finally, how about a question? To those of you who use a CMC, would you reccomend them to others? Do you really think they are worth it?