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Seems like it might be a pricey add-on if you could find a one-stop-shop for that. Why not order a tent misting system elsewhere, since it's such an easy install. Not sure where you are in Texas, but here's a place that has a 160 psi tent misting kit. MISTCOOLING, INC 5001 South Front Street...

incredibly sad news... praying for you big time jesse <3 gg

here's a great resource for concrete products and techniques (and a nice brochure to boot) https://issuu.com/digitalpublish/docs/21387_delta_products?e=10824371/11242406&submissionGuid=b2381f40-edb1-4a56-bea5-b81a60c7d906

looks like i was reading an outdated post in an adobe forum in that case, maybe these great apps are available as well Procreate, Astropad & SketchBook

i figured before i post the apps i use, i'd better see if there were android versions first. i have to admit... i had no idea Adobe's app were not available for androids. pretty shocking when so many people are android users. just last night i saw a commercial with a forensic artist using a...

(second post was a glitch) it did really apply when you said it either, guess you forgot. although, that's a pretty big sign to lose, and if it flew off the top of your car or truck, certainly could have been a problem for other drivers..... or.... some one got themselves a cool sign for free...

oops. got a blank screen so hit submit again.

"never time to do it right, but always time to do it over" sound familiar?

did exactly that yesterday... flute cutter to cut my strips... stacked them on the ream cutter... perfecto! i like the ream cutter style because of the clamping feature, keeps even small strips from shifting as the blade comes down.

great sign (including intentional visible hardware) what a great thread too, so cool to see photos of all the steps your taking to create the dimension! been wanting a Visons for quite some time, hope to see the video you mentioned.

with what i wrote, and being surprised i could draw directly in illustrator, you'd think i never used a tablet before. i actually bought my first tablet in 1998 (ish), a 12x12 Wacom. i worked directly in PSD with it, so i don't know why i was surprised all these years later, that i could work...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1XZfVkXGCw

i've never been too keen on drawing with a stylus, just never felt right with the delay and funky tips. while i'm digg'n the iPad Pro and Apple Pencil... there's a bit of a learning curve with the popular illustration apps, Adobe Sketch, Adobe Draw, Procreate and such. i just downloaded an app...

we use illustrator with CADtools

if he gets caught, he'll have pick up the garbage, pay fifty dollars and sit on the group "w" bench

LOL!!! he's not the first to think that... in fact i just notice someone in the Starbucks Monkey video says "is that your wife?" :ROFLMAO: hey... what the heck... why didn't you post the logo i liked????? we never agree on anything! i should break up with you, or fire you or something...

Truth be told... Rick doesn't have a thick skin at all. But then again, he rarely needs one. What you see posted on s101 are ideas is knocks out in the time someone might take for a cigarette break. Which now that i think of it is kinda funny because it's what he does when he needs a break from...

my first ever thread on s101 was after getting my first the Big Squeegee. i guess my review was a little over zealous... because someone suggested i must be Dale's mom. i think i said the same thing "who's Dale?" throughout my post i called him Dave. oops anyway... still love'n my Big Squeegees

@rick... what's funny is.... i don't think you realize where your inspiration came from. you've been walking past my pile-o-stuff to take to Big Bear for a few weeks now. (just took it up over the weekend) .... look familiar?

interest and enthusiasm is a start, space is a +, cash ++ if you use that cash and fill that space with a printer, even the finest printer in all the land... and most likely you'll be left with nothing but frustration. let's assume that you have a good working knowledge of the industry standard...