This is how I make and assemble woodworking templates that span multiple pages using Adobe Illustrator.
This is a follow-up to my first Illustrator tutorial where I show the basics of how I make templates and plans https://youtu.be/W1Xi8qjkRhg.
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These are the simple techniques I use to make woodworking plans and templates using Adobe Illustrator.
Adobe Illustrator – http://amzn.to/2fyYSz1
Inkscape – http://www.inkscape.org
Recently I used up all the lines in my check register for my checking account. You usually get a new one when you order new checks but I won’t need to order checks for a while and I didn’t have an extra register laying. I went to several stores trying to buy a new register but I could not find any. Then it dawned on me that I could easily make one from a spreadsheet. This is how I did it and I’ve also included the file for download. Read on…
I got a new laptop the other day and installed Debian Squeeze (“testing” as of this writing) with Gnome 2.26 as a second OS. As I began typing, the cursor would occasionally jump to random spots causing havoc to my typing. I hate touchpads in general so I use a USB mouse for all my mousing needs. There are software solutions to this problem but I could not get any of these to work so I came up with a quick and dirty fix. Read on…
Updated: 12 July 2010 (Software method)
Updated: 7 Nov. 2011
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