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Thanks, Guys! It went off w/o a hitch! (for once) Took me 4 hours to project/trace with a Stabilo/fill in with 1-Shot. The stinkin' vinyl part took way longer. (darn rivets) I have GOT to get me one o'them thar projector-majiggies. It was so easy that I felt guilty! Why didn't I buy one 10 years ago? Love- JILL
------------------ Jill M. Welsh
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Hi Jill, I got a monster projector a while back... Its WW2 Army vintage,its about 30" high..its big and bulky but I never saw a projector that could keep up with it.I get fairly sharp copy out to about 50 feet! I bought it at Rochester Art Supply..Roch NY..They had a few.. Dont know if any are left..
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I use an Opaque projector for anything already printed.ie.business card,brochures,etc.(also vintage,big monster) while an overhead with transparencies I produce off my computer. As to why you haven't gotten one sooner is a mystery to me.I belive it is one of our Basic tools of the trade such as a ladder,computer,or mahl-stick.All to be used as the job dictates. hope this helps
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