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  #11  
Old 11-02-2004, 03:52 AM
CAS
 
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A sad day indeed.

But before they go - have you got any of the last batch left? If you have,
stick my name on one and I'll pick it up at Icebreakers.

Cheers

CAS


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  #12  
Old 11-02-2004, 03:52 AM
CAS
 
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A sad day indeed.

But before they go - have you got any of the last batch left? If you have,
stick my name on one and I'll pick it up at Icebreakers.

Cheers

CAS


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  #13  
Old 11-02-2004, 05:00 AM
GregW
 
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"Nigel Hewitt" <news@REMOVETHISnigelhewitt.net> wrote in message
news:418753d5$1@news.star.co.uk...

>
> There is the one we used as a bending sample. It was much easier
> to say "bend them like this" than specify angles. I'll put it in
> the car for Icebreakers. Incidentally that means it's not from
> the last batch but from the first.
>


Wow! A "first edition" Combro plate! A collector's item or what?



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  #14  
Old 11-02-2004, 05:00 AM
GregW
 
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"Nigel Hewitt" <news@REMOVETHISnigelhewitt.net> wrote in message
news:418753d5$1@news.star.co.uk...

>
> There is the one we used as a bending sample. It was much easier
> to say "bend them like this" than specify angles. I'll put it in
> the car for Icebreakers. Incidentally that means it's not from
> the last batch but from the first.
>


Wow! A "first edition" Combro plate! A collector's item or what?



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  #15  
Old 11-02-2004, 05:00 AM
GregW
 
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"Nigel Hewitt" <news@REMOVETHISnigelhewitt.net> wrote in message
news:418753d5$1@news.star.co.uk...

>
> There is the one we used as a bending sample. It was much easier
> to say "bend them like this" than specify angles. I'll put it in
> the car for Icebreakers. Incidentally that means it's not from
> the last batch but from the first.
>


Wow! A "first edition" Combro plate! A collector's item or what?



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  #16  
Old 11-02-2004, 05:00 AM
GregW
 
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"Nigel Hewitt" <news@REMOVETHISnigelhewitt.net> wrote in message
news:418753d5$1@news.star.co.uk...

>
> There is the one we used as a bending sample. It was much easier
> to say "bend them like this" than specify angles. I'll put it in
> the car for Icebreakers. Incidentally that means it's not from
> the last batch but from the first.
>


Wow! A "first edition" Combro plate! A collector's item or what?



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  #17  
Old 11-02-2004, 05:09 AM
Manic Grin
 
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>After several years in the backplate business it no longer seems
>sense for Combro, purveyors of fine micro electronics, to still be in
>the heavy metal trade. Woz at http://www.kitfondle.co.uk/ is
>producing a selection of finished plates and I haven't the heart
>to push another batch onto our sales/supply team when it is so far
>from our key business.
>
>The end of an era with the UKRS plate? It has run it's course and
>nobody will charge 200 quid again unless it has magic properties
>and is blessed by the most high.
>
>Thank you for using them. It gave me a good feeling to be encouraging
>something I knew was a good idea and seeing them so often was a
>bonus. Also thank you for never complaining that I labelled a Combro
>product with the groups name even if we didn't ever price it to make
>money.
>
>nigelH
>

Hello Woz here. In the metal bashing (well actually casting and
turning) trade so backplates are right up our alley. Combro plate is
an excellent bit of kit and well regarded so it's a shame to see its
demise. Still- WozPlates are nice and shiny and real 316 marine grade
stuff not the cutlery grade rot-u-like stainless that quite a few
'cheap' backplates are being made from these days.

Hope to do business with you guys soon. I've made a load of Woz style
ones and they have gone down very well, especially the 5mm thick ones
which you can park your car on top of.

Woz.

http://www.kitfondle.co.uk

PS- if you mention ukrs in your order I'll chuck in a nice shiny
stainless boltsnapwith it for the next 6 months. How about that
then....
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  #18  
Old 11-02-2004, 05:09 AM
Manic Grin
 
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Default Re: Backplates

>After several years in the backplate business it no longer seems
>sense for Combro, purveyors of fine micro electronics, to still be in
>the heavy metal trade. Woz at http://www.kitfondle.co.uk/ is
>producing a selection of finished plates and I haven't the heart
>to push another batch onto our sales/supply team when it is so far
>from our key business.
>
>The end of an era with the UKRS plate? It has run it's course and
>nobody will charge 200 quid again unless it has magic properties
>and is blessed by the most high.
>
>Thank you for using them. It gave me a good feeling to be encouraging
>something I knew was a good idea and seeing them so often was a
>bonus. Also thank you for never complaining that I labelled a Combro
>product with the groups name even if we didn't ever price it to make
>money.
>
>nigelH
>

Hello Woz here. In the metal bashing (well actually casting and
turning) trade so backplates are right up our alley. Combro plate is
an excellent bit of kit and well regarded so it's a shame to see its
demise. Still- WozPlates are nice and shiny and real 316 marine grade
stuff not the cutlery grade rot-u-like stainless that quite a few
'cheap' backplates are being made from these days.

Hope to do business with you guys soon. I've made a load of Woz style
ones and they have gone down very well, especially the 5mm thick ones
which you can park your car on top of.

Woz.

http://www.kitfondle.co.uk

PS- if you mention ukrs in your order I'll chuck in a nice shiny
stainless boltsnapwith it for the next 6 months. How about that
then....
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  #19  
Old 11-02-2004, 05:09 AM
Manic Grin
 
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Default Re: Backplates

>After several years in the backplate business it no longer seems
>sense for Combro, purveyors of fine micro electronics, to still be in
>the heavy metal trade. Woz at http://www.kitfondle.co.uk/ is
>producing a selection of finished plates and I haven't the heart
>to push another batch onto our sales/supply team when it is so far
>from our key business.
>
>The end of an era with the UKRS plate? It has run it's course and
>nobody will charge 200 quid again unless it has magic properties
>and is blessed by the most high.
>
>Thank you for using them. It gave me a good feeling to be encouraging
>something I knew was a good idea and seeing them so often was a
>bonus. Also thank you for never complaining that I labelled a Combro
>product with the groups name even if we didn't ever price it to make
>money.
>
>nigelH
>

Hello Woz here. In the metal bashing (well actually casting and
turning) trade so backplates are right up our alley. Combro plate is
an excellent bit of kit and well regarded so it's a shame to see its
demise. Still- WozPlates are nice and shiny and real 316 marine grade
stuff not the cutlery grade rot-u-like stainless that quite a few
'cheap' backplates are being made from these days.

Hope to do business with you guys soon. I've made a load of Woz style
ones and they have gone down very well, especially the 5mm thick ones
which you can park your car on top of.

Woz.

http://www.kitfondle.co.uk

PS- if you mention ukrs in your order I'll chuck in a nice shiny
stainless boltsnapwith it for the next 6 months. How about that
then....
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  #20  
Old 11-02-2004, 05:09 AM
Manic Grin
 
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Default Re: Backplates

>After several years in the backplate business it no longer seems
>sense for Combro, purveyors of fine micro electronics, to still be in
>the heavy metal trade. Woz at http://www.kitfondle.co.uk/ is
>producing a selection of finished plates and I haven't the heart
>to push another batch onto our sales/supply team when it is so far
>from our key business.
>
>The end of an era with the UKRS plate? It has run it's course and
>nobody will charge 200 quid again unless it has magic properties
>and is blessed by the most high.
>
>Thank you for using them. It gave me a good feeling to be encouraging
>something I knew was a good idea and seeing them so often was a
>bonus. Also thank you for never complaining that I labelled a Combro
>product with the groups name even if we didn't ever price it to make
>money.
>
>nigelH
>

Hello Woz here. In the metal bashing (well actually casting and
turning) trade so backplates are right up our alley. Combro plate is
an excellent bit of kit and well regarded so it's a shame to see its
demise. Still- WozPlates are nice and shiny and real 316 marine grade
stuff not the cutlery grade rot-u-like stainless that quite a few
'cheap' backplates are being made from these days.

Hope to do business with you guys soon. I've made a load of Woz style
ones and they have gone down very well, especially the 5mm thick ones
which you can park your car on top of.

Woz.

http://www.kitfondle.co.uk

PS- if you mention ukrs in your order I'll chuck in a nice shiny
stainless boltsnapwith it for the next 6 months. How about that
then....
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