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Sand all lumber, wiping down with a damp cloth. Be sure to sand the corners and anywhere else that might be a snag-hazard.
According to the directions on the wood stain, give your boards several coats of stain, allowing 2 hours of dry time in between coats. Then apply at least two coats of Polycrilic sealer according to the directions, allowing to dry in between. This is a two day process!
Peel off the paper from the letters, according to the WonderUnder instructions and use a damp cloth and iron to attach the letters firmly to the banner.
The book I am about to digitize.
In about 41 minutes of manual work, I will end up with a fully searcheable PDF copy of the book.
Just a note - I will not be sharing it with other people in any way. I know that it's currently in vogue to think that 'information wants to be free', but honestly I think that's stupid. The author worked long and hard to create this book, and he deserves to be rewarded with the folding green stuff. I am only digitizing the book to save shelf space and backaches in my own life- and the paper copy will be recycled.
Admittedly, it makes me a little sad to destroy the paper book. But not that sad. I know that it will not be long before I can transfer my electronic copy into a decent e-reader like the Kindle or the Iliad. I have already been reading e-books on my Nokia 770, and I really like the convenience.
De Strakke Hand again created a wallpainting on a house in Utrecht. It's a selfportrait in the window Gerard Dou painted in 1657
Camtech:
HowTo the making of Gerard Dou (Huawei)
I added a small piece of wood using superglue to the plastic ledge to help hold the poweroff better than before. flickr.com/photos/safoocat/2257800503/
The camera case isn't tight enough to hold the battery spring compressed so I put a wide rubber band around the camera to hold it closed when not in use. This also protects the screen as shown here: www.flickr.com/photos/safoocat/2327665992/in/pool-vq1005/
Here is how homemade lens cap looks on the camera.
I haven't attatched a lanyard yet.
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It's made from the cardboard of a Purina Cat Food carton and glued together with Elmer's glue.
Sand all lumber, wiping down with a damp cloth. Be sure to sand the corners and anywhere else that might be a snag-hazard.
According to the directions on the wood stain, give your boards several coats of stain, allowing 2 hours of dry time in between coats. Then apply at least two coats of Polycrilic sealer according to the directions, allowing to dry in between. This is a two day process!
Setup for: flickr.com/photos/johnmclellan/sets/72157612300799176/
How I mount three flashes on my umbrella.
Three flashes in an umbrella means your refresh rate is much faster than a single flash. 1 hour photo shoot with each firing at 1/16 I could sustain a rate of about 2 shots a second, with bursts of up to three. 400 shots no problem.
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I used a pre-folded double fold bias tape to create the bound edge on these placemats. There are several ways to attache the binding, I pinned mine in place and sewed straight down, making sure that the thread was correctly sewing on both the front and back of the placemat.
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