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Ok Fred, I really don't know all the behind the scenes stuff that was going on, (only you know that), so I stand corrected, I'm just one of those guys who likes to help anyone who I feel is being bullied, and not having all the info, I wanted to help Gino get anther chance, just as I would want...

I found this 85.6mb high res TIFF scan of the original Kodak copy work of the poster (bottom image), however you need to do some Photoshop work to clean-up the folds, wrinkles and other imperfections, but it will yield a very nice image after the retouching, (after I cleaned it up, it looks as...

:goodpost: I agree 1000% with the post above, over-all, Gino has helped me many times when others didn't. Ok Fred, you showed Gino who the boss is (you're the man), now let him back on, for a first offence you don't give someone a LIFE sentence, just a few days in jail? You could tell him he...

Here is a review of the Kooto Cutter. :thumb:

Happy 4th of July - Independence Day https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpH5L8zCtSk Freedom is NOT FREE!

NO, I have NOT blown a fuse yet, thanks to this site I and training from my previous employers, Dell Computers and Texas Instruments, I know all about powering OFF all electrical equipment, grounding the FRAME and wearing a STATIC a wrist strap before working on any electrical parts inside my...

BINGO, just pay the man and use his designs.........DONE! :thumb:

Some on here have had issues with the sensor not being able to read the REGISTRATION marks when they are laminated, so try a TEST and keep lamination off the REGISTRATION marks. Sometimes there is a reflection coming off the laminate (depending on lighting in the room), which causes the...

Are you SURE? I don't believe that is the case, to keep the costs DOWN, auto makers have STANDARD paint colors they purchase in BULK, mixing a custom color would upset the automation process, you would have to FLUSH out the paint lines to the robotic spray painters to change to a custom paint...

Not to spill the beans, however in his last PM to me, Gino was telling me about the Signs101 god's attempts at discouraging the long timers on here who have stood up to many controversial subjects, even asking some to STOP posting on this site. So, no wonder why so many are leaving, if the...

:goodpost:That make a lot of sense to me, UNLESS they are using a custom PMS YELLOW that is NOT available from the manufacture!

Well if I were you I would show him the difference between RealTree (which has many repeapts and does NOT loook real), and the Bush Wolf camo that does NOT have a repeating pattern. If you purchased the Bush Wolf camo artwork, it's your to use over and over again, unlike the RealTree which you...

:goodpost: I have read the entire post and above posy is the BEST solution of them all. The only thing I would add, is to have the BOSS stand directly in the center and show him it looks good, and explain the because the upper wall is concave, whenever you move off center (left or right), the...

Here is another video on cleaning your encoder strip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXUl8Tib1qM

Cleaning the Encoder Strip on a Roland DGA Printer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiMoKWOEdvg

The encoder strip is a clear plastic tape that runs across the back of the print head has very small markings printed on it to tell the print head where it is located as it moves left and right. Be very CAREFUL if you clean it, you don't want to scratch it or erase the markings. You say you...

A Veterans tribute with just a pack of cards and a beautiful ending. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGPKpIuX3cY

Wow, I don't know if I would call them kids, they are PUNKs... And not sure it was a hammer, looks more like the end of a log poll of some kind. Wouldn't a hammer make at least one ROUND impression? As to the fix, myself, I would only do it the RIGHT way, as mentioned, take it to the shop...

The BS works very well for this type of application, however like with all manual tools, you are doing the driving, so if you apply more pressure on one side than the other, YOU could cause the material to stretch (wander as you put it), it's NOT the BS causing this effect...

Gene, I think you are on the right track, the concrete blocks are all the exact size and usually the joints are pretty much the same, so I think the grid approach will work fine. My only suggestion would be to make all the dimensions from a datum point, like any control joints or expansion...