Laser Buzz proj on Rockler

[Linda Tetreault]

I found this on the Rockler site, thought it might be of interest. Not really sure how it fits into the woodworking stuff, maybe the wood or glue came from them?

http://www.rockler.com/CustomerGalleryDetail.cfm?Project=65

[John Noell]

Yep, glue. "Rockler Parts Used for This Project: 27625 - Titebond HiPurformer Hpt Melt Kit" And "The glue is the most expensive component in our product, but it makes our product far superior..."[/URL][URL="http://www.rockler.com/search_results.cfm?filter=27625"] (http://www.rockler.com/search_results.cfm?filter=27625)

[Linda Tetreault]

John,

It's a nice plaque, it's interesting how the laser buzz plaques jump off the page & yours is really nice, I like the added emblems on the side. I went to your site also & love the earrings.

Have a good day!

[Anthony Scira]

6 - 20 hours ? I call BS on that one. They say they should sell for 30 bucks so your making 3rd world country wages .

[Mike Null]

If it takes 6 to 20 hours to do that you should be making third world country wages.

[Anthony Welch]

30min tops with a laser. 6-20hrs with a scrollsaw, but not at $30.

Anthony

[Gary and Jessica Houghton]

6 - 20 hours ? I call BS on that one. They say they should sell for 30 bucks so your making 3rd world country wages .
6 - 20 hours on a scroll saw maybe...Remember, this is Rockler we're talking about; A wood working, tool selling company. I saw a piece of wood that had been lasered with dad's garage and some tools on either side in one of their flyers for Father's Day. They wanted $75 for this plaque!!!!! Holy crap! I made one almost identical to the one in the picture, priced it at $30, and it still didn't sell. Go figure!