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    Driver foilcals

    Hi all,

    the "driver foilcal project" is going to a new phase. The aluminium material will arrive on friday.
    The next step is a test print on the aluminium with a special printer.
    Now the question..... is anyone able to figure out, where I (we) can get the tool for the small "strike in" charakters (fonts) for the numbers from 0 to 9 ?

    Maybe that my lost foilcals will soon be again on the drivers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hofmannhp
    Now the question..... is anyone able to figure out, where I (we) can get the tool for the small "strike in" charakters (fonts) for the numbers from 0 to 9 ?
    You won't like the price, but here in the "Good Book" they have exactly what you need. Look at the bottom of the page.

    http://www.mcmaster.com/nav/enter.asp?pagenum=1759

    These aren't as easy to use, but with care should do the trick.

    http://www.mcmaster.com/nav/enter.asp?pagenum=1760

    You might also try a Thomson Registry or Google search for Tool and Die supplies.

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    characters

    thanxs Widget,

    thats what I need,...want to try to find there the "right" font and have a look for the right font size. Yes...they are a little pricey, but I only need the smaller priced 0 to 9.
    When the test print is ok, I go on for them.

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    Try a typewriter on foilcals, also. Use the "no ribbon" setting for sharpest numbers....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zilch
    Try a typewriter on foilcals, also. Use the "no ribbon" setting for sharpest numbers....
    Hi Zilchster,
    what do you mean with a typewriter? an old type for type machine?

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    while waiting for the (expensive) material....which foilcals will be the most important?
    For my own use I need 2441 ,2402 and 2235H.
    The material is large format, so I will fill the complete surface with labels.

    HP

    PS: maybe it's time to construct a LHF merchandise page for the blue cloth, Guido's front labels and perhaps the driver foilcals
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hofmannhp
    while waiting for the (expensive) material....which foilcals will be the most important?
    I'm your customer!
    But only personal takeover while sitting together drinking Franziskaner

    2x 2234H
    2x 2235H
    2x 2121H (same dia than LE10s, E110s or 2123Hs)

    evtl. 2x 2441

    Thanks for your efforts!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zilch
    Try a typewriter
    Yeah! Right! You try it! The last time I tried to use one of those the guards at the Smithsonian kicked me out!

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    [QUOTE=Guido].... personal takeover while sitting together drinking Franziskaner

    Hi Guido,
    of course

    HP

    PS:
    is the 2121H (same dia than LE10s, E110s or 2123Hs) different from 102mm diameter ? Do you have a scan ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Giskard
    ..... the guards at the Smithsonian kicked me out!


    I don't understand Giskard,......that's the normaly used kind of writing letters here in old G

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    [QUOTE=Hofmannhp]
    Quote Originally Posted by Guido
    is the 2121H (same dia than LE10s, E110s or 2123Hs) different from 102mm diameter ? Do you have a scan ?
    Yep! 80mm. No Scan but a pics. One is courtesy of subwoof.
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