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Good luck with your future endeavors.

As far as the strength of modern adhesives: Friend of mine builds some exotic things from time to time. One of the things is monocoque race car tubs using aluminum sheet with a hexalite core. No mechanical fasteners just a special epoxy.

Ruh ro.

If I was doing the job I see two choices. Build a Photoshop file or take my good camera to a lumberyard to get high res pics. Best part of either method is you have a file that you can resell/reuse indefinitely. Lots of good PS tuts for wood grain on the web. This would be my choice since...

Post of the year! :thumb::thumb::thumb: Got my morning laugh too. Thank you.

There is a trick to use with all credit cards. Set up an account strictly for credit card deposits. Once the cash posts transfer it to your regular business account. No available cash will usually net you a call from the processor. Then you can present your documentation. Can't take what...

In years past our best clients would get bottles of Kentucky's finest or smoked tukeys, hams etc... Sometimes we'd do a pizza or sub sandwich lunch for their crew. We've also had Santa pay one of their invoices.

Neat. I wonder about FAA approval though. So many questions...

If your dampers are either collapsed or bulged they're shot. When you pulled ink through the head was it easy or was there decent tension on the syringe? If it was easy your cap tops are either shot or not seating correctly. They may be off center. Take a look.

When did it start acting up? Did it sit for a few days? Need more info. We run a SP540V and have had our share of issues.

The best "deal" for me was being with Mom, Dad and the rest of the family.

I take photos and measure a few key points. Bring photo into Illustrator and scale those key points. It only takes a few minutes to do a pen trace and end up with a vector template.

That is very nice. :thumb:

Just to clarify my previous post. I was referring to cast materials only. Never use calendared on a vehicle where you expect longevity.

Need a visual.

THIS^^^^^ Our Roland works the same. You can print a ridiculous amount on an "empty" cartridge. One caveat: We are running OEM inks.

All are roughly the same in regards to longevity. Everyone on this forum has their favorite so you will get tons of opinions. Best bet is go to Fellers.com. You will be able to see the leading wrap materials along with information on each. You can also apply the laminated decals once the...

Doh!!!!

Congratulations. (and I thought I was the only old phart that went back to school after 30 years)

Fred and Patentagosse thank you for the links. We have them bookmarked. Another member here, Gene, helped with the outline I needed for checking purposes. Just needed to verify my method was dimensionally correct. Lo and behold it was.