Very nice! Very well done. Thank you! Best to ya, Mike Bauers Milwaukee, Wi

Yes! The visible wood grain is inspiring !! [and saved] Best to ya, Mike Bauers Milwaukee, Wi

That truck load on the bottom of the page is also well worth modeling with its unique wheels and aux-trailer. As well as the shop loads of several smaller tanks mounted side by side, ready to ship on

Was anyone else able to view this video. I get a notice that it's unavailable . Mike Bauers

There are a number of nice compact models at under $350 today. That 5-10 years might end up being 1-2 years. Here’s one to look at.. https://printm3d.com/themicro/?gclid=CMrouMaamMoCFQYbaQodFpQDgg and

With low cost laser cutters around the $500 level and at $100 for some models, someone can take the same idea and make a blade-less version of this 3d printer that should much cost less than the $6,00

I think you wish for a tool like this…. Or a DIY version with nails pounded into a board that has just the spacing over the outside of the nails you need for each grab you are bending . [use inner dis

Don’t overlook the technique of ragged edge cloud and mountain spray masks. Do the like in a smaller version for sections like worn galvanized roofs. You’ll feather the edges of the applied paint with

If no one can write specifics about that car….. I’m reminded of the size of replacement steel panels used by the rebuild shops to change a serviceable wood sided car into a steel sided car. Maybe ???

I just grabbed them and I can feel barely any texture on the pages. It’s very, very slight and subtle. Maybe its been improved in the newer models ??? Best to ya, Mike Bauers Milwaukee, Wi

What’s the reports on the suitability of the Xerox solid ink printers for decals??? I took them up on their offer of several sample printed pages, and the quality is a pure dream to behold. I think th

What a temptation ! That side view makes it almost easy to model that car. Thank you for presenting it! Best to ya, Mike Bauers Milwaukee, Wi

Will this improve the chore of making the negative ??? http://www.pcbfx.com/main_site/pages/direct_etch/the_8min_pcb.html Best to ya, Mike Bauers Milwaukee, Wi

This may be similar to the MicroMark version… http://www.circuitspecialists.com/et20.html $60 Now for anyone thinking of volume use of this method, consider this…. http://www.prototrains.com/etch1/etc

Here is a brief reference work to those tonal shifts between the two chemistries. I suggest putting it in your files. Its five pages. http://www.marquette.edu/library/archives/NativeGuide/Help/Interpr

I think it's the difference between orthographic chemistry and panographic chemistry film. Up to about 1930 the older chemistry with its different color translation was in use with both glass and late

That’s a quirk of the film emulsion chemistry. Some very vivid color combinations that are easy to see the difference between in real color, turn into very similar grays in the old B/W film chemistry.

They first tried to use 'straight as the crow flies’. But that made the names too long and was too clumsy to use. Before you dismiss that in a literal sense, it is the commonly used phrase and image t

Next time, go to Walgreens and get the 3 for $15 bargain pack, also seen as a 3 for $10 pack at our local ‘Dollar’ stores. Best to ya, Mike Bauers Milwaukee, Wi

For this….. I would consider using a solid color wood-tone card-stock sourced from the craft world. Print a wood grain on the top boards leaving the basic color alone, and stack the card stock as a ho