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advantages of one size roll is less roll swapping... disadvantage is material waste (as you know, of course) ...and if you are laminating, there is also less roll swapping on the laminator, which is a bigger PITA, as well as one that I encounter waste with every time I swap... ...but in my...

I owned one for a few years... but sold it at least 10 years ago.. I suggest doing a search, and also search for PNC-1100... although I don't know if any 1100 info would help you, I do know the 1100 was written about a lot more than the 1050.. and our friend "Old Paint" who still posts here was...

AWESOME! once again

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fj4ryMLc-Uc&list=UU3mKdDvl7vU_njW6qkq0bZg&index=1 ...besides that video, I'lll post more pics & descriptions later... but I have to go install this 2 hours away... Here's a shot recessing the white LED tape, & covering it with green translucent vinyl: thanks...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fj4ryMLc-Uc

if you paid $9 each or so, you will not get your money back... I think you are at a great risk of wasting more time trying to sell one, than you will ever get from all of them... even without renewal fees... so speaking from one addictive personality to another... cut your losses & give it...

Thanks everyone! If I do some edge lighting, or surface application, I will post the results! I can't help but wonder if 1/8" clear acrylic sitting in the sun would droop right down onto this surface, before the heat would effect the current structure?

so, when I switched from my first thought of using plywood, to using some extra 1/4" clear plex I had around, I gave up on the paper mache idea, but still want to dream up some finishing touch! ...but for now, I just wanted to show off how amazing this software is, that all these parts are...

progress report: I didn't want to engrave all the numeric puzzle key information right on each piece, and next to each slot... so I printed it out to scale, on paper... but I also printed some small 1/2" white-on-clear part number decals on the edge, to help sort it all out: ...so...

congrats on a job well... err, well... um.. DONE! :rock-n-roll:

87 seconds of my life that I'll never get back :( GLAD YOU LIKED IT THOUGH STEPH... maybe it's a chick thing...

Wayne wasn't kidding about 123D being "the easy button" after converting my bitmap image to an .stl file (from the digital elevation model or .dem file I gave him) and loading it into 123D, Wayne sent me the resulting .3dmk file... with my sheet thickness of 1/4" programmed in, and sheet...