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Dave Brown r/c supplies sells nice pipettes for ca glue if you need more.

I use cheap carpenters chisels and a break away blade box cutter to do most of my stuff. Oh, and a wooden spokeshave.... very handy.

I got a new gig.

$3000/hr. ($50 for 1 minute) doesn't seem lowball to me... :Big Laugh

Funny stuff from a guy who thought "Sacwraps" was a good business name... :doh:

Go for it.

When I have a cheap logo with initials to do I draw a square and plunk the initials into it then add a tagline under it. Sometimes I angle the square. This took longer to write than I spent on the logo. (you can have the vector file and all the rights for 50 bucks. I'll even kern it.)

Here's one I did of a drywaller. He's doing his thing just like a pool guy could be doing his thing. You could put "FC" on his overalls and swap out the trowel for a brush or sponge or some such.

Try a little "Monopoly man" retro cartoon guy holding a pool cleaning brush.

My warranty policy is the same as bobs. Bob is a very wise man...

Bit miss-leading. The part they produced is different than the part they scanned. I wonder how much work they did in the cad program before they hit print. Quite a bit I'd say. I'd like a scanner that did both sides of a part at once and determined the inner workings automatically and deleted...

+1 for a Mosh cam!

Enough with the fat marathon runner. You know what I meant. If you want to get in shape it's gonna hurt. You'll have to do physical work. Being thin doesn't equal being in shape. Plenty of thin people are in terrible shape. Taekwondo will shape you up and make you member of a group who support...

Bla bla bla... the secret is to get off your ass. Ever see a fat marathon runner?

Join a gym and DO something. You won't do anything on your own. You can drink your fizzy drinks and lose the fat if you get active. I eat like a teenager... and drink beer. I started TKD at 43. I can kick the ass of an 18 year old now (I'm 51). Try that.

We beat this topic to death a month or so back. Do a search for the thread by Vector Doctor on everything you ever wanted to know about making little letters a particular size. Great read for the OCD who walk among us.

That settles it. I'm going back the TLAR method. (That Looks About Right)

Good Lord! It's so complex it almost means nothing. French Chinese English metric... they're all different. I'm sticking with feet and inches. At least an inch is an inch. I think.

What's a "point"?

The thumbnail looks like a scary clown.