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I would make it from HDU, and axial to the length (what little there is) of the car...somewhat like a fin. Suction cups, like the pizza delivery toppers use would should be fine for no faster that it would ever be capable of going. You could get creative by hand sculpting it. JB

I treat other's IP just like I expect others to treat mine. If I don't want anybody copying mine, then I certainly don't copy any one elses. One of my vendors actually requires written permission from the IP owner stating that we have their permission to use it (for bronze work). JB

Is just discovering 8D music on Youtube for the first time? Unbelievable.... Done correctly, it's more than just messin' with the balance. For the uninitiated, please don your headphones.... JB

Tacky consumerism at its finest..... With the cost of technology coming down, each owner/operator will have a well-equipped printer in the back room....relying on their kids' photoshop talents. Or perhaps their corporate offices will deliver fresh prints weekly, along with new inventory. JB

But I find it amusing that Home Depot, Lowes and Menards sells to homeowners, wannabe contractors, and seasoned contractors...and yet the seasoned contractors still thrive amidst it all. JB

I've noticed it in a lot of other areas also. The democratization of technology has been far-reaching, and very liberating to say the least. In the right hands, it produces a great benefit to society but when mishandled, it causes us all a lot of grief. I'm amused how some startups have...

Theta belt JB

We only reverse weeding direction when we go south of the equator. JB

Watch this bit of inspiration. It's a totally different genre, but if you're truly a creative, then you'll love it. I'd do it in a heartbeat if I didn't have to move to NYC. JB

I'm not really out in the boonies, but we dumped our landline and DSL two years ago and switched to wireless broadband and VOIP telephone service. Currently, we're on the outer fringe of their coverage area and I've been impressed. Runs me less than $90 a month for phone (with free calling to...

I'd be afraid a corona treatment might fry the electronics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corona_treatment. Might want to hit it extremely fast with an open flame, but that's also dicey. JB

3/16 is way too small for a stud that length. I wouldn't go any less than 5/16" or 3/8". JB

From the past, I know CadLink (SignLab) has been difficult to make personal contact with directly. Perhaps you could contact a retailer to work through. It's been a while since I've contacted Gerber, and when I did, it was a seemingly endless volley of telephone messages until I could finally...

Further clarification: While collaborating on a project with another company for a third party, I retain my own autonomy when working with said company. I stick to my own policies, send my own invoices and have clear, written documentation concerning our role and responsibilities in the...

I would never partner with another company. Collaboration, on the other hand, is a different story. JB

Yep...same here. It sorted itself out in district court. On top of being a ne'er do well, it seems he got into a domestic scuffle with his wife, and she filed charges of her own...on top of what his customers had filed. After it hit the fan, I ended up buying some of his equipment on the...

I'm puzzled. What are you attempting to cut: vinyl or cardboard? JB

We have 4 total: 20 to 25+ year-old Gerbers here...absolute workhorses, they are. JB

Be a good guy and tell her she can have the laser. JB

As long as there are monument companies, the need for plotter cutters will remain. Lasers are becoming the norm with black granite and composite materials, but until they can evolve enough to deeply incise a wide variety of natural stone products, sandblasting will continue remain the top...