02-12-2012, 02:45 PM
I think in a lot of cases familiarity and frequent use is the key, getting paid for your drawings is another incentive.
I have found that if I havn't used the program for a while then it's half an hour to an hour just to refresh the basics then no problem, however coming back to it a couple of months later I find that all is forgotten!
I did a couple of dial creations a while back which turned out ok, the problem then is to make a real one, not easy.
Most scales in vintage radio seem to be printed on a flat surface, printers that can do that are now available but a bit pricey and are generally scaled up for larger glass size printing, what we need is a home version.
Lawrence.
I have found that if I havn't used the program for a while then it's half an hour to an hour just to refresh the basics then no problem, however coming back to it a couple of months later I find that all is forgotten!
I did a couple of dial creations a while back which turned out ok, the problem then is to make a real one, not easy.
Most scales in vintage radio seem to be printed on a flat surface, printers that can do that are now available but a bit pricey and are generally scaled up for larger glass size printing, what we need is a home version.
Lawrence.
