blacksmith_wills
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- Jul 27, 2011
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Hi,
Sorry I've been quiet lately, I have been checking in and reading posts though.
Around the first of May I am going up to GRS to take a beginner class with Rex Pedersen.
Because I wear a prosthetic on my right arm I was a little concerned that I might have difficulty moving the turntable / vise.
I emailed Sam and he got me in contact Rex. Rex suggested that I go up and visit GRS and try out the setup. He contacted GRS and set up a visit for me.
I finally managed to get a bit of time off from work today and got up there. Not only did they help me understand the relationship between the scope and vise, they adjusted things around until I was satisfied that everything would work Ok come class time.
In addition, Delwin, a guy out in the shop had a kick wheel adapted over to their turntable setup already fabricated and ready for me to try. I don't think I'll need it but it will be there as a backup in case I do.
Many thanks to Sam, Rex, and the team up at GRS. Especially Stephanie.
This is second time they have gone above and beyond great customer service for me.
All of you went the extra mile and I appreciate that.
Most folks with disabilities would rather take a beating than ask for help.
This was one of those times that I needed help and you have no idea how much I appreciate that.
Tell the folks at GRS when you see them that it was much appreciated!
Thanks,
Matt
Sorry I've been quiet lately, I have been checking in and reading posts though.
Around the first of May I am going up to GRS to take a beginner class with Rex Pedersen.
Because I wear a prosthetic on my right arm I was a little concerned that I might have difficulty moving the turntable / vise.
I emailed Sam and he got me in contact Rex. Rex suggested that I go up and visit GRS and try out the setup. He contacted GRS and set up a visit for me.
I finally managed to get a bit of time off from work today and got up there. Not only did they help me understand the relationship between the scope and vise, they adjusted things around until I was satisfied that everything would work Ok come class time.
In addition, Delwin, a guy out in the shop had a kick wheel adapted over to their turntable setup already fabricated and ready for me to try. I don't think I'll need it but it will be there as a backup in case I do.
Many thanks to Sam, Rex, and the team up at GRS. Especially Stephanie.
This is second time they have gone above and beyond great customer service for me.
All of you went the extra mile and I appreciate that.
Most folks with disabilities would rather take a beating than ask for help.
This was one of those times that I needed help and you have no idea how much I appreciate that.
Tell the folks at GRS when you see them that it was much appreciated!
Thanks,
Matt