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dadnjesse · 07.28.2008, 09:23 PM

"On Monday, about 9:00am, UPS will deliver a pair of MMM stencils. A stencil (in the electronics world) is a large piece of nickel plated stainless steel, about .006" thick, stretched tight into a 29" x 29" tubular aluminum frame. The thin sheet of stainless has apertures cut out of it with a laser, and is used for putting solder onto a circuit board. The solder is printed onto the circuit board using a machine called a "stencil printer." Our stencil printer is a Dek Horizon printer. You can click on the link below to get more information about the Dek Horizon stencil printer:"

Considering last monday Joe said that they were getting a shipment of stencils from ups at 9am and they would be going into full production and now over a week later joe has not been heard from, well seems strange to me, the guy was very excited sounding and was updating us almost dailey and then he just went silent.

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dadnjesse RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 69 Join Date: Apr 2007	07.28.2008, 09:23 PM "On Monday, about 9:00am, UPS will deliver a pair of MMM stencils. A stencil (in the electronics world) is a large piece of nickel plated stainless steel, about .006" thick, stretched tight into a 29" x 29" tubular aluminum frame. The thin sheet of stainless has apertures cut out of it with a laser, and is used for putting solder onto a circuit board. The solder is printed onto the circuit board using a machine called a "stencil printer." Our stencil printer is a Dek Horizon printer. You can click on the link below to get more information about the Dek Horizon stencil printer:" Considering last monday Joe said that they were getting a shipment of stencils from ups at 9am and they would be going into full production and now over a week later joe has not been heard from, well seems strange to me, the guy was very excited sounding and was updating us almost dailey and then he just went silent.