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I'd say you're on the right track. Just make sure you leave enough room to compensate for swelling, unless you plan to seal them entirely. I'm wondering if you could modify hardwood flooring pieces since they're close to net size and shape...it would save a lot of work. JB

FYI: the material is Ripstop Nylon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ripstop More info, but might not be your exact material: JB

I like Conform RTape. Their RLA (release liner adhesion) tape sticks to liners about as good as tape can, so I have to believe it will stick to your vinyl. Perhaps others here can chime on which type you should use, based on your vinyl...

If it's something you'll use, and you can sit on it for a while, it might be a good idea. Be cautious of price gouging as they begin to exhaust their supplies. Three years ago when we had regional flooding in the southeast US, one of my key suppliers ended up losing their main factory. It...

BTW...I had an awesome grammar teacher when I was in high school. He was also an actor in our community theater and he'd always throw in a bit of spontaneous schtick to help illustrate his point. His lessons were fantastic, we students were spellbound (no pun intended) and I became a grammar...

I was thinking of something a little more grammarian, perhaps... JB

In my opinion, Helvetica and Arial are very valuable typefaces when used as a "side dish". They're at their best when they compliment script or serif typefaces as subcopy. And while many people try to make them stand on their own, they're fine in small doses or when used for wayfinding or...

I do stone and monument engraving, and I strongly tend to gravitate toward the Roman typefaces. They're timeless, and they can be dressed up or down, depending on how you want to use them. But sadly, the monument industry as a whole has seemed to be stuck on a select few...ubiquitously chosen...

And what's most ironic is that many of the successful entrepreneurs never intentionally set out to be an entrepreneur. Just goes to show you what an opportunity can do for the well-prepared. JB

Between the spatters from casting and the chips from machining / tooling, I gotta wonder...

The face value of the piece doesn't jive with the value of the gold, but still pretty cool anyway. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/363876844871746924/?lp=true

So I heard about this gal on one of Guy Raz's episodes of "How I built this". Her unique story is at the tail end of the episode for Panera Bread at: https://www.npr.org/podcasts/510313/how-i-built-this I love this kind of stuff: https://candoable.co/ JB

Cool...I found that video several years ago, and I too love the old timey videos from my youth. JB

Hoooray! It looks as though she's a lefty! Way too cool. JB

Ok all you dads with young daughters, it's time to pull out a big box of Kleenex... Behold, a time cometh when you shall walk her down the aisle one day...and it's coming a lot faster than you can imagine. I sat down to my desk one day to find this red paper heart on the keyboard. It's from...

I understand...perhaps it's time to start a tradition of your own... JB

Take another look...it's the UNDER SIDE of the table...no harm done. JB

On a similar note, we started a tradition with the underside of our kitchen table when we discovered that our son had signed his name and the date many moons ago. Now, when we have special guests visit, we turn up the table and have them sign their name and date with a Sharpie marker. It's...

I'd put a coat of polyurethane over it and make a little frame around it. Don't forget to put the date on it. JB