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Hi all !

Attached the film on the making of the"In Flanders Fields" Kingsize LE Bulk filler

This film is on the USB stick included with the Bulk filler.

Hope you will enjoy !

Francis

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Unfortunately I don't succeed in attaching the mp4 film, although I've zipped it 4 times….

Sorry, but I'm very clumsy with computer stuff, any simple hints which could help me out?

Thanks and regards, Francis

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Come to think of it, I'm not 100% sure you can upload videos to FPN. You can definitely embed youtube clips and such, though, if you upload it to the CONID Pen channel.

Very much looking forward to seeing the film!

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Come to think of it, I'm not 100% sure you can upload videos to FPN. You can definitely embed youtube clips and such, though, if you upload it to the CONID Pen channel.

 

Very much looking forward to seeing the film!

Thanks for your advice Flounder !

Conid will put the film on Youtube this week, i'll post the link as soon as this is done.

Francis

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Fascinating, especially for those of us lucky enough to have some machine tools. Thank you for making it available.

 

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Thanks for the video, Francis. Even after having seen poarts of the production process with my own eyes, this video is still very enlightening.

 

You are lucky to have the backup of the great team of Werner and his men, and the excellent facilities there.

 

Alas I will not be able to visit Conid-day this year. But I would advise those who can to go there. Did you announce it here on FPN?

 

 

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Thank you all for your nice comments, much appreciated !

 

@ D.ick

Werner and his team are doing really a professional job , I only give them occasionally some advice.

My input is in the design, prototyping in my shop and fine-tuning of the various Bulk filler versions.

A pity you will not be able to join us at the "CONID open door" event !

And yes, I think I've already posted on the CONID event earlier, but I'll repeat the invitation below !

You're all very welcome !

Best regards, Francis

 

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Fantastic

Will be present as well with my wife

Thanks again to Werner and Francis for all their work to the FP community

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As I couldn't make it to see Francis and Werner at the LWES show, here's a terrible photo of my LE 'in the wild'...

 

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Hi Francis,

Thank you for reminding me about the open doors ! It will be nice to meet you again !

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Hi Francis,

Thank you for reminding me about the open doors ! It will be nice to meet you again !

Catherine

Look forward meeting you at Conid on Saturday Catherine !

Francis

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