How do you accurately mark lines (center lines and such) on the glass when building on a glass surface?
Building on glass???
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Hi Ron,
I use to use a "Vis A Vis" overhead projector pen (water wash off), but now I just use a fine point Sharpie permanent markers. A scraping with the razor blade and a little solvent completely removes the lines.
Bill <><
I use to use a "Vis A Vis" overhead projector pen (water wash off), but now I just use a fine point Sharpie permanent markers. A scraping with the razor blade and a little solvent completely removes the lines.
Bill <><
EDIT: Wow, Jake, we were writing the same thing at the same time! LOL!!
Just an Old Advanced flyer.
Howard Rush · Apr 08, 2004 01:39 PM
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Oh. I read the title of your topic and expected an amusing story from a Japanese hippie. Never mind.
I usually use a glue stick or tape and attach cutouts from the plans to the glass.
To steal a line from Chrysler's "Hemi under glass", how about "plans under glass", that's what I do sometimes. Depending on what you are doing, it can work well. I suppose one downfall is that really thick glass could defract a bit though...
Eric Viglione
Eric Viglione