Search results

FYI, if you want to wait a little while, Epson's coming out with a wider version of the 9800...

Garlic butter. I be a carnivorous predator too.

32 oz. ball peen hammer, coupled closely with software engineer of your choice.

Well, I _was_ going to suggest freezing it. Because that has worked for me. But I guess it's probably too late now.

Tommy, if you don't have one already, get one of the "medium" squeegees from Dale (the dealie that's about 30" or so...). It'll pay for itself the FIRST time you lay some 3651 on some magnet. It's like poetry in motion.

Oh, and just try posting a bleeding 3 minute shot at a "throw on the side of the van for a weekend" logo... Been good knowing you...

Betcha it could be put together... How big an image would be needed for fabric?

Ken, I've got a Falcon Jr... and I Just Now got the print/cut feature to work (thanks to SAI!).

Actually, I'm sort of interested too... The ability to print white on clear could come in handy for some stuff for me, even on just a small scale. What does it cost per square foot (assuming media similar to 3651) to print "full coverage" with one of the Gerbers?

Used to have a 1971 VW van, with a porsche engine and a power-suckin' automatic tranny.

With my old Epson 10600, the "low ink" light flashing meant it was time to order some, because I was down to maybe enough to print half a roll... With my new Epson 9800, it means "well, you probably are going to have to replace it on the next print. My Falcon doesn't give much warning either...

Getting there - think it was a combo of dehydration and something. Wish they'd figure out what.

Thanks guys... I'll delve into this a bit more later, but I spent the day in the ER - girlfriend's having more complications to that surgery from last year...

You know, it'd be REALLY nice if all the nice software people would use the same language... (NP, that Trey guitar dude from Phish... guilty pleasure and all that...)

Well, between the weld and the simplify, I'm getting closer... But how do I get the lines inside the boxage to go away?

Yeah, sort of... However, I'm wondering out how I can kill the lines inside the box? I can contour-out the lettering easily enough, but is there an quick and dirty way to make the lines just -stop- at the lettering? I mean, I can do it by hand, but there's GOTTA be a better way...

Put a bullet in it, and save one for yourself. I've been trying for endless time to get my mess to work...

Basically, I'd like to take this image, and eliminate a lot of the extraneous lines inside the letters and the box...

Not really a problem with Autocad... Just trying to figure on how to draw something in Corel, and then make portions of it I don't like go away... Didn't see anything in the help files on drawing limits. I don't use Autocad anymore. - When I got moved from research to facilities operations a...

The one thing I liked about Autocad was that I could darn near start with a box, and then by doing arcs, joining/welding, and then cutting stuff that I didn't need, make darn near anything... I need some circles with a square on top of them, but I don't need the cuts from the circles going...