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October 18, 2011 By 533 Comments

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Need Your Help

October 17, 2011 By 580 Comments

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October 17, 2011 By 196 Comments

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How to make a Valentine’s Day heart mantle decoration

October 16, 2011 By 6 Comments

Just like everywhere else, Fort Worth celebrates St. Valentine’s Day on February 14. It means a day of   sharing Love with our closest family and friends, and our sweetheart.  Make a decoration for your mantle that will remind everyone you care about.   It’s inexpensive and easy to do.

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How to make Valentine’s Day heart mantle decoration

Things you’ll need:

Graph paper and pencil
Wood scraps of  pine or purchase at a Home Store
Measuring tape
Coping saw or jigsaw
Small vise or jig for sawing, or hold really tight
Visit to a crafts store like Michael’s to find heart if you don’t want to cut one.
Piece of white coat hanger wire and wire cutters, form to L shape for rear brace at wood heart
Hammer and nail for making recess for heart point
Small tube of strong wood glue or glue gun and appropriate glue sticks for securing wood heart to base
Sanding block
Work gloves to protect hands while cutting wood and making notches for heart and base assembly
Paint and brushes
Peel and stick “BE MINE” white vinyl letters (option)

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Sketch wood Valentine mantle decoration to your desired size. Use graph paper, sketch to scale.  Follow Author’s Valentine sketch for example. Go to the nearest Fort Worth Lowe’s like the one on I-30 East if you don’t have scrap wood. Select, S4S pine material (surfaced four sides) is what you need.  They should cut pieces for you (except for the heart). Just buy a larger piece and have them cut the base and a square for the heart.  Locate a Fort Worth Michael’s crafts store and purchase a wood heart if you don’t want to cut one.  Lay out all items on your workbench or crafts table. Give yourself adequate room to carefully finish cuts for heart and to make nail holes for heart base.  Use strong, wood glue.  Study the Author’s drawings and your sketch plans before starting.  Begin by cutting the heart with a jig saw or coping saw (if Michael’s does not have a heart you can purchase).  Always measure twice, cut once.  Use sandpaper block to remove any splinters from heart cutout and base.

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Make nail hole notch in base to receive heart bottom. Follow your sketch or the Author’s and measure carefully.  The nail hole-notch should be in the exact center of the wood base, just long enough to receive tip of heart base and allow room for glue. Depth of nail holes should be about 1/32 inch.

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Place spot of glue in nail-notch in base and attach heart cutout. Take care to be sure it is vertical to the base and perpendicular.  Let glue set for several hours or to manufacturer’s recommendations.

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Cut white coat hanger piece to form L brace for rear of wood heart. Gently mark and tap nail hole to receive coat hanger brace at base and heart.  Place spot of glue and let dry completely, insert white coat hanger L piece so it is vertical and perpendicular to base and heart.  Let coat hanger attachment glue dry completely.

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After glue has set, paint two coats of white paint on base top, edges, and heart front, back, and edge. Let last paint coat dry overnight.  Finish by painting heart red, one or two coats as necessary so white will not show.  Let dry overnight.  Hand paint white “BE MINE” on front of Valentine heart or use vinyl peel and stick letters, pressing firmly.  Place on center of mantle for all to see!

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Tips and Warnings:

Do make layout on graph paper of Valentine heart and base and check fitting of heart to base before you glue. Heart should be vertical and perpendicular to wood base. Measure twice, cut once.
If you pre-paint wood, be sure and leave nail-notch at base and bottom tip of heart void of paint so glue soaks in wood.  Remove excess glue and touch up with paint after completely dry.
Be careful if you decide to cut wood yourself, use some type of vise, jig, or hold firmly wearing work gloves to avoid cutting accidents.

See also How to make a fireplace wood bin for inside

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October 14, 2011 By 73 Comments

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http://www.onguardlock.com Now Online – The World’s Best Bicycle Locks!

October 14, 2011 By 211 Comments

(PRWEB) January 28, 2003

For Immediate Release

Contact: Steve Dubin, PR Works, (781) 878-9533, sdubin@prworkzone.com

http://www.onguardlock.com


Now Online – The World’s Best Bicycle Locks!

DATELINE: FOXBORO, MA; ISSUED JANUARY 27, 2003 . . .

It’s a lock! For the best selection of the highest performing locks on the market, you can now view the entire 2003 OnGuard product line at OnGuard’s new website: http://www.onguardlock.com.

With a vast selection of more than 50 different locks, the OnGuard website is sure to have what you’re looking for, whatever your security needs. Whether you’ll be locking up your bike on a safe suburban street or in the most crime-infested city neighborhood, an OnGuard lock is your best guarantee that it will be there when you return.

Although only available in the United States for the past year, OnGuard – a division of Todson – has more than 25 years of experience providing security solutions for cyclists.

“In Europe, where bicycle use is much more common than in America, these are the best-selling locks,” said Neal Todrys, president of Todson. “OnGuard’s engineers have pioneered and perfected designs and materials that make these locks the toughest on the market. Our product line includes an extensive array of U-locks, armored cables, standard cable locks, heavy-duty coil cables, and covered chain/padlock units. To suit your preference, each lock category offers a choice of either key-accessed or 7-pin cylinder combination lock models”

The features that make OnGuard locks a cut above the competition are found in every lock category. OnGuard’s U-locks feature a new “S-Shackle”. It’s a beefy, square shackle constructed of ultra-hardened steel that raises bike security to a new level. OnGuard’s super-tough, hexagonal-link chains are the standard against which all other brands must measure. OnGuard’s legendary “M-Cylinder” locking mechanism delivers pick-proof protection and a key with more than one million variations. As an extra value feature, OnGuard includes five keys in a nifty key box with all keyed lock models. For combo locks, OnGuard’s “MetalWheels” have super-durable ferrous wheels for protection and long life. Looking for a cable lock? OnGuard’s got more sizes and lengths than you have things to lock up. All combine strength, lightness and flexibility, along with superior cut resistance.

All OnGuard locks are constructed of the highest quality materials. Ultra-hardened steel provides superior resistance against drills, bolt cutters, saws, hammers, files and lock pickers. OnGuard’s trademarked “Ballistic” plastic is guaranteed to hold up to the most aggressive trashing and thrashing possible.

While super-tough, OnGuard locks are gentle on your bike’s finish. All locks have been designed to place plastic, rubber or vinyl wherever they rub against your bike.

To help you choose the right lock for your bike, the OnGuard website features a “Protection Level” listing, rating locks from 2 to 5+. Locks with the lowest security ratings are best used in low crime areas, such as rural towns and suburbs. Locks rated for medium level security provide top-level theft resistance, for use on college campuses, recreational sites and high crime suburban areas. Locks rated at the highest security levels provide maximum protection against theft, and are designed for use in major cities, downtown locations, high crime campuses and urban areas.

When it comes to performance, quality and price, OnGuard locks are unsurpassed. OnGuard: providing security solutions around the globe. It’s one mean lock!

From Topeak bike accessories to Pony tricycles, Todson has successfully marketed recreational goods for more than 50 years. Now in its third generation of family ownership, Todson specializes in strategic sales and marketing, distribution, brand management and e-commerce. For more information about OnGuard locks, visit http://www.onguardlock.com, or contact Todson at (800) 213-4561.

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Designing Vinyl Lettering: Know How

October 14, 2011 By 21 Comments

Vinyl lettering is a sticker that is letter-shaped usually utilized to provide direction or information on a wall or just any other surface. Majority of vinyl cutters make use of a vector-based file. This includes Adobe Illustrator. With the use of such program such as the Adobe Illustrator, designing vinyl letters can really be simple. You may simply make a new or modified typeface or type in an existing typeface.

The following are some tips for you when designing vinyl letters :-

1. Identify the particular text that is required for the vinyl lettering. Once this has been placed altogether, input it into a vector-based software such as the Adobe Illustrator. Choose a particular typeface, or a particular one that is close to the appearance that you wish to make.

Be certain that the space in between the letters are appropriate as well as the size of the font and the kerning is something that you would like it to look. Put emphasis on the text and make outlines through clicking on the word saying “Type” found on the top bar and scroll down in order to “create Outlines”.

2. With the use of the open arrow in the Adobe Illustrator, choose and click on the outlined text. When the text has already been highlighted, you will notice the points or dots outlining the letter. On the point, you should click it directly and hold while you actually drag the point. This will let you to modify the shape. Make use of the pen tool in order to subtract or add points and start to alter the shape and contours of the letters.

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Once you have already made the design of the letters, you may wish to email or upload to a sign maker. Your preferred sign maker will in turn input the vector files into a certain machine and make your very own vinyl lettering. Talk to your sign supply retailer near your area regarding their requirements for file formats as well as version before starting out with your design.

4. A lot of sign retailers offer the option to design your letterings over the internet. This is excellent for basic letterings although it does not permit you to change the font in the exact manner as utilizing computer software will. When designing your own vinyl letters, make sure that your fonts are all licensed. In addition to this, remember to save multiple copies of your files when changing your texts.

Vinyl lettering has provided a whole lot of new dimension to the world of both the crafty as well as with the not so crafty. Letterings made from vinyl takes away the tricky technique of paint smudges as well as the process of stenciling. Make personal works of art in just an instant that will look very good with any types of decorations. In addition to this, vinyl designs can make excellent gifts for just anyone found on your gift giving list.

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New Accessory Line Extends Utility Umbrella Capacity To Provide Protection from Sun and Weather

October 14, 2011 By 14 Comments

(PRWEB) March 21, 2004

General Machine Products Company, Inc. (GMP), Trevose, PA, is pleased to introduce a new line of accessories designed to complement its existing Model D and Dielectric utility umbrellas. The addition of the new umbrella accessories expands GMP’s 600-plus product line of tools and equipment specifically designed to meet the needs of the telecommunications, power utility and cable television industries. Whether working in a bucket or on the ground, GMP’s rugged umbrellas and accessories provide utility line personnel with fast shelter from sun and harsh weather.

Choose between the Model D Umbrella (for standard use) or the Dielectric Umbrella (to reduce the potential of electrical shock when working near power wires). For maximum mounting and angle-adjustment flexibility, GMP offers an optional Umbrella Angle Adapter that provides five tilt-angle adjustment settings for maximum protection no matter where the sun is located. This adapter can be offered with a One-Piece 24 in. (609.6 mm) Pole Extension (P/N 71647) or with a Two-Piece Pole Extension set (P/N 71640), giving you a full 45 inches (1.125 M) of pole length.

For protection when working at ground level, a sturdy Tripod Umbrella Kit is available that features weighted-leg construction and comes complete with a durable storage bag.

For protection while working aloft, a convenient Bucket Holder pole attachment securely mounts your umbrella to any flat bucket surface (requires Angle Adapter with One-Piece Pole Extension P/N 71647). Bucket Holder thumb screws make precise umbrella positioning a snap. All accessories accommodate GMP manufactured umbrellas.

Features of GMP’s umbrella products and accessories include:


A tough plastic 68 in. (173 cm) dia. umbrella cover that is colored safety yellow on the top (custom company logos available)

A reflective white underside cuts down on interior heat absorption and vinyl-coated; nylon rib-end pockets keep the frame from tearing the cover

Self-sealing waterproofed, waxed stitching and improved construction, using a nylon sleeve and rib retainers for attaching the frame’s six collapsible ribs

The frame’s collapsible fiberglass ribs connect at a ring-type lock that slides along the pole as you open or close the umbrella

To lock the ring, just slide it over the set pin in the pole, and rotate it

The 43 in. (109 cm) long wooden pole has a male ferrule so you can attach the 29 in. (74 cm) extension section for a height of 6 ft. (1.83 m)

When working near power wires choose the dielectric umbrella to reduce potential sources of electrical shock

The Tripod Kit accepts upper pole of umbrella. Kit includes weighted-leg construction, angle adapter and telescoping stand.

Complete details are available online at: http://www.gmptools.com/80920.html.

A printer-friendly product sheet is also available at: http://www.gmptools.com/pdf/80920.pdf.

ABOUT GMP:

Founded in 1936, GMP is a family-owned company headquartered in Trevose, PA, a suburb of Philadelphia. GMP designs, prototypes and manufactures tools and equipment for the aerial and underground placement of copper conductor, coaxial cable and fiber optic cable in the telecommunications, power utility and cable television industries, as well as for the contractors who serve these industries. Its 600-plus product line includes aerial cable lashing machines, continuous-duty winches, fiber optic cable pullers, cable reels and rollers, cable cutters, manhole and duct tools, hand tools, warning signs, tents and tarps, winches, motor vehicle accessories, hardware and commodities, and more. GMP also offers unique modular plug pressing tools and other specially designed tools for the data and telecommunications market.

For more information, visit GMPtools.com or contact: Doug Clemens, General Machine Products Company, Inc. 3111 Old Lincoln Highway, Trevose, PA 19053-4996 | 215-357-5500 | 215-357-6216 (fax) | info@GMPtools.com



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Release of Preset Viewer 2.0 Marks a New Day for Designers Frustrated With the Limitations of Photoshop Brushes

October 13, 2011 By 32 Comments


Colorado Springs, CO (PRWEB) March 26, 2009

Most women get flowers or jewelry as gifts from their husbands; Betsy Tuma’s husband presented her with a software program he had designed that revolutionized the graphic designer’s business. And luckily for other designers, the program is now available to the public.

Preset Viewer 2.0 is a ground-breaking product that extends the usefulness of Photoshop brushes and other built-in tools by allowing users to find every file, quickly and easily.

Graphic designer and TumaSoft co-founder Betsy Tuma explains, “Designers know how frustrating it can be to search for the brush they need and not be able to find it–or even remember what it’s called! Preset Viewer identifies the brush (.abr), pattern (.pat), custom shape (.csh), swatch (.acb, .aco, .act, .ase), style (.asl), compositions (.psd), and image (.bmp, .jpg, .png) files and quickly sorts them for display.”

Plus, because Preset Viewer 2.0 is a stand-alone application and the presets can be exported as .png files, it allows non-Photoshop users to access these resources for use in their program of choice.

An attentive and supportive husband is the hero behind Preset Viewer 2.0. “I was working on a project in 2006 and was getting really frustrated because I couldn’t find a custom shape that I needed to finish the project. My husband, John, a computer programming hobbyist, asked me what was wrong, and I explained the problem. He searched the Internet for a program to solve my problem, but he found nothing. So he set out to write one.”

When he had finished, he had redefined an entire industry. Among the innovative features of Preset Viewer 2.0:

The tiled view mode, along with the ability to change the color and shape of the brush and the background color, takes all of the guess work out of developing paper patterns or backgrounds, allowing the user to “preview” an idea.
It’s the only product on the market–including Photoshop’s built-in preset manager–that allows a preset to be viewed at its native size.
Non-Photoshop users can export software-independent PNG files from preset files within Preset Viewer. The wealth of readily available Photoshop presets can now be used by designers, even if they don’t use Photoshop or Photoshop Elements.
Users can extract embedded images from brush and style files. Many Photoshop brush (.abr) and style (.asl) images were undetectable before the release of Preset Viewer, but users can now view them as a composite with the brush/style file and also separately.
Users can quickly create a color swatch from a photo in just a few clicks.

One of the biggest benefits of Preset Viewer 2.0 is its versatility. “It can be used to keyword any type of file–not just presets,” Betsy says. “Some of our customers use it to catalog their photographs and digital scrapbooking supplies, as well as preview Photoshop actions. Whatever you’re doing, it saves you time and ends the frustration of searching for what you need.”

Not only does Preset Viewer 2.0 make organization a breeze, but it also offers creative insights. “I honestly don’t design without it any more,” Betsy says. “The color features allow me to test what combinations actually look like together and make paper pattern designs pop quickly and efficiently.”

Though the company could have put a premium cost on the product, they chose a retail price of $ 37.00 for a reason. “Our goal is to help people solve their problems. We decided that the price should be less than the per-hour rate that most graphic designers charge; in effect, Preset Viewer 2.0 costs them the hour they would have spent looking for a specific preset.” And with a 30-day, no-questions-asked, money-back guarantee–plus discounts for students and members of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals–there’s no reason to live with the frustrations of Photoshop anymore.

Betsy says she’s been flooded with heart-felt thanks. “We’ve been overwhelmed by positive feedback and have been surprised by the ways our customers use Preset Viewer–not only graphic designers and computer scrap bookers, but also vinyl sign cutters, photographers, and we even have a children’s clothing designer as a customer. Anyone who uses their computer as a creative tool can benefit from Preset Viewer 2.0.”

About TumaSoft, LLC

TumaSoft, LLC was founded by Betsy Tuma, marketing manager, and John Tuma, lead developer, in 2007. The company released a commercial version of Preset Viewer in October 2007; version 2.0 was released in November 2008. The product was initially a gift created by John for his wife, Betsy, to help her graphic design business run smoother and more efficiently. Once they recognized the many uses of the innovative product, they brought Preset Viewer to market so that everyone could experience its advantages. For more information, visit the TumaSoft web site at http://www.tumasoft.com.

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October 12, 2011 By 51 Comments

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