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dirtydan · Dec 02, 2003 02:46 PM

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A couple weeks ago I was nagging y'all about information on this site and how some of it could easily be worked into an article for Stunt News, thus sharing the information with all of PAMPA membership.

Part of the nag was that we will hear people say, "Well, I want to submit something to Stunt News, but I never know what to write about."

Fine. But try this: Check out "Cutting a strip from a sheet?" from cyberflyer. (I'll bring it up to the front for your viewing pleasure.)

In this thread we see a specific problem statement being made and it concerns an operation we all must perform numerous times in order to build a proper CL Stunt model.

This is followed by a several good suggestions, some of which I use myself, so they must be terrific. Steve Helmick even kicked in with a tool that I had never seen, let alone heard of.

So. We've got a problem, that of cutting accurate strips. We've got solutions to said problem. We've even got publishable pictures of a good tool one can pretty quickly whip up.

Hey! We've got an outline for a good Stunt News article. Imagine that!

Dan

cyberflyer · Dec 02, 2003 03:51 PM

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> Check out "Cutting a strip from a sheet?" from cyberflyer.
> (I'll bring it up to the front for your viewing pleasure.)


What Dan meant to say was:

Here's the link to the 'Cutting a strip' thread, for your ease of reference.

http://www.clstunt.com/htdocs/dcforum/DCForumID1/7004.html

Cy

If it were easier than this, it
wouldn't be called a hack.

dirtydan · Dec 03, 2003 01:14 PM

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Yeah, that's what I meant to say...

No, no! What I meant to say was in the text, yet another example of applying what is so common on this site to the relatively easy generation of an article for Stunt News.

Dan