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Bent!!?? Heathen! :Big Laugh (The lettering was done with my trusty sandblaster and cheap-ass Desay plotter.)

Isn't she beautiful?

Thanks you guys. I'll give Rolco a go. Here is my old can of One Shot. I use a screw in the bottom to get the size out. I've never had the lid off. If you open the can to use it you'll see a thick skin on the surface of the size when go to use it next time. Squeezing it out of the screw...

I've been carving since I was 9 years old and the tools I have are all cobbled or handmade. I've never purchased a real honest to gosh carving chisel. I figured after all this time I deserved a little treat so I ordered a chisel from The Best Things. It's a beaut... an Ashley Illes 3/4" swept 90...

Does it skin over like One Shot fast size?

Anyone here use Rolco quick dry size? What are your thoughts on it?

Get one with 220. It's easy to hook to your house or shop power panel with 220. The panel will divide it up into 110 for small appliances. You can switch off breakers to stuff you don't want to run... like the water heater if it's electric. Also be very careful running a furnace with a...

Ooooooooh.... Why not buy it... try it... if it sucks send it back. Post a review though so we can learn from your experience.

Damn me?? What did I do? :help

Missy is probably a horse or dog... or a missing cat.

I just tried my tablet through 11 sheets of paper AND a mouse pad. Works great. I suspect any tablet would work the same way. Now if I could only get a pencil to work on it. I can see this new device being great for people on the go... it looks much more portable than a regular tablet.

I have hundreds of hours on a bandsaw. (maybe thousands) The bandsaw would take way too long because you would have to keep cutting and welding the blade back together for the insides of letters like O's and A's. A scroll saw would be better as it has a removable blade system for just this...

Now that I think about it... I have a cheap-a$$ monoprice tablet that will work through a mouse pad. A sheet of paper is no challenge for it at all. If they put ink in the digitizing pen it would be the same as this thing for 35 bucks.

Your scanner makes vector drawings from your scans! What kind is it? I want one! Does it take special software to do this? The pen/paper thing looks like a great idea too. I'd love to try one out.

72 letters in 2 hours would be 1.72 minutes per letter. I see it taking closer to 6 or 7 minutes per letter. More like 7 or 8 hours for the job.

That looks familiar Wayne... How about this one minute wonder?

Read my signature. Paypal was probably closed. Closed... Yeah... that's the ticket....

Burned up a whole minute on this one. (yet another One Minute Logo)

That is one sweet logo. I think the kerning is the best part.

Is the truck really painted that hideous blue?