to list;
I am here to defend Albert. Even though alot of the critisizm he brings on
himself. I have worked with him and talked with him. He does not appear to be
as bad guy to work with as what some would lead you believe.
I have a challenge being able to produce fine detailed SLA masters for
the toy industry which is very important to me because of our 3D keltool
process which is a replicating process. Albert thought his machine could do a
better job and provide the detail I need. He has sent me a sample part
produced from my supplied STL file and they are not half bad. His sample does
have better detail than my SL3500 machine can produce. I have no knowledge of
his machines specifically and know nothing about the history here but I just
thought I would speak up on his behalf. Its tough enough in this world and I
feel a kind word once in a while never hurt anyone.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS
Bob Morton
Fusion Engineering
In a message dated 11/29/99 12:09:17 PM Central Standard Time,
trohrbec@stratasys.com writes:
<< It embarrasses me as a representative of the Rapid Prototyping Industry
(currently with Stratasys, Inc.) that a so-called producer of Rapid
Prototyping equipment would not abide by the decision of a federal court
judge and repay the deposits for undelivered equipment. It's challenging
enough selling Rapid Prototyping equipment (even with all the various
applications and justifications) without having one company giving the
industry a bad reputation!
>>
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