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ok, thanks guys... I'll revisit it tomorrow. The 2x4's were clamped right at the score line, but like most 2x4's, the edges are not sharp, so I will look for something harder with a fresh ripped edge. The scoring was pretty well defined, but nowhere near halfway or anything... I'll score it a...

I've read several times where Techman and others have mentioned this technique, so I finally want to try it. I have a 58" x 68" laminated print to mount & the aluminum sheet is 60 x 120. I am aware that I can do this with my router, but as techman mentioned, the hand cutting technique...

excel maybe? how about just a web browser even, could that work if the fill in areas are created as fields? I have the full Acrobat version, so I've never really had to look for an inexpensive alternative to reader.

thanks for the info on bridges... I'm surprised I've never heard of that... that's good information!

Dan, what's a bridge?

I replaced my SSC blade when it shattered some polycarbonite & shot pieces so wildly someone could have been hurt... I asked a countertop laminate supplier who also carries power tools & several substrates I purchase & uses a huge panel saw ... he sold me a blade I have been using ever since...

Congrats & thanks!

I find the same is true with life in general, and also in my business. Great advice!

thanks!

...why wait, "some day" is here... show us the mold making process!! A lot of us may have done a few more layouts then you, but I'm sure the majority (including me) have never made a mold!

great comeback!!! You will clearly fit in well here... nearly everyone in this thread is someone I've gotten to know well enough to consider friends over the years... but we still bang heads... & if you can't "call it like you see it" with friends... then why have them... like Flame's post...

+1 ..different e's, different c's and different r's... nothing about it suggests it is a font to me...

cool...that's what I used to do back in the old days...

thanks again guys... this site is a godsend... as always...

Gary, thanks a lot for the tips on PVC adhesives... since I can't get thicker Sintra here on Maui, I might end up trying an adhesive solution, so I'll be sure to look for that weld-on product & do some testing... I'll also look into Azek, which I've never heard of... Thanks for your tips too...

I heard it from several different letterheads over the years... I probably told it wrong too... but it's still funny :)

wow... you really think so? "just pointing out"? ...dude, go read this thread again, you are posting classic software fanboy snob posts here.. which I wouldn't expect from you, but seriously, if an extra keystroke is required, this thread alone offset 10 years worth of the time I've lost with...

when seen after completing a nice sketch, a client exclaims "did you draw that freehand?" me, holding up my left had... "nah, THIS hand is free" and holding up my right "but this one is $100 an hour"

what do you folks think of Extira? (hmm.. maybe I'll search for extira threads & maybe start a new one if needed)

hmm... can't get 3/4" PVC on Maui, but Extira is available for $78 a sheet. I remember a lot of folks being suspicious about durability claims when that product first came out.. now it's been a while but I've still never used it. Anyone have experience with Extira or opinions about it's...