Mr Peabody

Agree with Midwaste about the exclamation marks, otherwise looks great.

Here you go - Might be a little bit late but maybe someone can use it. Peabody Corel Node Editing.pdf Corel Node Editing.pdf

Just google "plotter paper" - there are several companies that support and supply wide format rolls for the CAD industry. I get mine from HP, a little pricey but I get free shipping and usually next day and I know what I'm getting.

Everything is bigger in Texas...

http://www.alumapanel.com/ Just make sure you fax them a drawing w/ dimensions of what you want. Peabody

Sorry John, I'm over 50... No I don't take it... I do have several friends that are very knowledgeable about prescription drugs. PM me if you have a question and I'll see what I can find out. Peabody

http://forum.uscutter.com/index.php/topic,10900.0.html At the bottom of this thread...

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Thors, Sure let's give it a try and see what happens... I won't be able to get to it until later this week, maybe Friday. They say the auto trace is suppose to be better in x4. I haven't used x3 before. Now, just so I understand, you want to use the image on he link, correct? No clean up? No using the slider to adjust detail, smoothness of the image, just full auto? Let me know I'll check back later tonight. Peabody

Nice work. ;D

Got one and used it - Great product. ;D http://www.handlaminator.com/

The question is who's joy...

Joe, If you want them plotted (printed) on large format paper, we could work something out. you would just need to create a contact sheet size, say 36x42 or larger. It might be easier than and take less time than applying all your decals to a board or acrylic. You could put the acrylic over the contact sheet to protect it. It would be easier to change also. Just a thought. Peabody

751 for the body... :thumbsup:

No problem - Glad to help.

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Nice

Maybe stating the obvious - Scan it, print it, then trace or xerox it, then trace. I try to never trace the original. Always have a backup, I make too many mistakes.

Nice...

I've used s drill press, water and drill bit for cutting ceramics. They can and have bust on me while drilling, I've learned to wear gloves to hold them while drilling. Don't forget safety glasses.

No my Porter Cable router and a tree.

Here are a couple of T shirts my brother in law sent me - Just something to give you a chuckle...