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It's inevitable that you'll see less of me this summer. We’re Moving, new location, busy time of year, family, new house, another class, and just plain old busy. Not to mention that I'm trying to put together a meet in southern Maine but it looks like an endeavor that I’ll have to work on for...

I used Stevo's techniques at his Letterville step-by-step to create this little neon looking gem. It was a fun little project and I used tools I don't normally get to use when creating graphics for cut vinyl.

After sending you a file a couple weeks ago, I am seriously considering this upgrade. I recently set up corel's user interface to look like Adobe in hopes that a transition will be a little easier. I anticipate that during the move to the new shop and possibly the purchase of a digital printer...

After further investigation (and a little trial and error) here's the scoop: If you're running Version 11 ***edit*** I run version 11, I am not sure about version 12, I know this also existed in earlier versions ***end edit***you will need to install all updates. Currently there are three...

Fun isn't it?

Hmmm Fred, That sample looks aweful familiar. I had the same problem with cnc plasma cutter a year ago. The problem resulted from the resolution the dxf was saved at. On another note, Fred is doing a little project for me and I unknowingly sent him a file bogged down in nodes. This was a...

Cutter is a spitting image of my Lynx-60. Mine runs good on the supplied software but better on Corel Draw!

Congrats Jen! - Great stuff Tiki, nice work - let's see some more in the gallery! Shovelhead, I'd send you my tins any day! Fred, thanks again and I can't wait for the next challenge! The red states still scare me . . .

Is it too late to start campaigning? I only need 15 votes as of this post, hehehe

I'm convinced that it's an AutoCAD font named ROMANS that has had minor modification to the letter "R" and kerning set at 75%. The rounded edges would come from an .070 felt tip pen in the plotter. Common tools of the trade in cabinet shops. I use this font every day in mechanical drawings...

This pic is all over the net but I thought this was the appropriate place for it.

Ahhhhhhh, New mexico . . . . bet it's a LOT warmer than Presque Isle, Maine right now. 3" of fresh fallen snow and three degrees outside. (9:02 p.m. EST 12/20/2004)

Ditto, Ditto, Ditto. http://www.sandyjonesracingflags.com our family knows exactly how "thrifty" these guys can be. And it's not just the little guy either, these products are on TV every Sunday when the big boys race! If you e-mail the webmaster on thet site, you'll get me :Big Laugh...

Welcome, I'm sure you'll have a fun time here and I for one look forward to seeing some of your work in the gallery Jim

Fantastic! Your dedication and support to this forum deserves financial reward. Maintianing this site requires a lot of attention and you have done that very well. When the banners begin, I will support those businesses whenever possuble. Thanks again Fred!

Great exposure! Fred, Those are some nice numbers on the views of this thread, how many unique viewers does that translate into? I see some huge potential for advertisers here :thumb:

Toy drum with Oracal 651 and fade created with Krylon spray paint in a can. The effect was created by spraying over the edge of a peice of cardboard about 8" above surface. Prior to spraying, I outlined the cuts with a blue Stabilo pencil so I knew where the graphic was on the vinyl film...

Welcome . . . Hang on, this place gives a helluva ride :Big Laugh

Must be nuts, :Big Laugh I don't know Fred, the whole idea of having a billboard parked in my driveway professing to the whole neighborhood that I was nuts just doesn't do it for me. On the other hand, I can see the benefit of such a service in the case of a natural disaster, shool incident or...

I think . . . MS Reference Serif