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ScooterX
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there was a topic a while back on home-made taple applicators. i don't know if i'm up to that challenge yet. so...

is there a good tape holder on the market? is it a good investment? (i keep struggling with my tape, so either i'm doing something wrong, or i need one of those things.) the Gregory catalog has a laminator i can't afford, but vinylwarehouse has a $69 (?) roll holder that seemed about right. otherwise anything wider than 8" tape ends up all over ME and not on the vinyl.

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Greg Gulliford
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Weber, Weber, Weber! 800-853-7051 I've been using mine for 3 years now and couldn't live with out it. I have built a couple of the homemade ones (I have an extra production space upstairs when needed) that people have shown here for the really busy times but the Weber beats them all.

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Greg Gulliford
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Metro Signs and Banners
1403 N. Greene St. #1
Spokane, WA 99202
509-536-9452

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Steve Shortreed
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Greg is right Scotter. John Weber is the man.

Always check out our Letterville Merchants before making a purchase. In most cases, they have what you need at a reduced price.

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Fergus, Ontario
Canada N1M 1G9
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J & N Signs
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Weber all the way! Pays for itself real quick.

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Mario G. Lafreniere aka Fergie.

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Chapleau, Ontario home of "The World's Largest Game Preserve"
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Amy Brown
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I've been considering getting the weber. My only concern is that all of my table tops are glass. Do they mount in anyway other than C-clamps?

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Greg Gulliford
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Amy, I believe that they all mount with C clamps but you should be able to put some type of cushion between the glass and the applicator to eliminate any problems. You don't really have to clamp them super tight.

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Greg Gulliford
aka MetroDude
Metro Signs and Banners
1403 N. Greene St. #1
Spokane, WA 99202
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jimmy chatham
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i have glass on top om plywood top and have the weber clamped to it. no problem

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Jimmy Chatham
Chatham Signs
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Commerce, Ga 30529
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ScooterX
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wowie - another UNANIMOUS reply. thanx folks -- i'll go find a weber (and here i thought they only made barbeque grills).

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