pick templates

by **getyourgun** » 10 Jul 2006 13:26

This is a realy noob question and its probely been answerd before but
does eny one have some pick templates that are the actual size that you can print of and stick it on a hacksaw blade and grind it down to the template.

by **ThE_MasteR** » 10 Jul 2006 14:23

Check on Zeke79`s site. He has templates, but they are not the actual size of the picks.

You can resize them in photoshop or and image editer you like, to the size you want.

by **Shrub** » 10 Jul 2006 18:18

Zekes site requires some entrance criterea you do not yet meet so instead have a look around this site to see what you can find there are 1000's of threads on this subject,

by **getyourgun** » 11 Jul 2006 2:51

i did a search on this website and google and went through ten pages and i didnt see enything.

by **mouse** » 12 Jul 2006 15:13

Squeek !

by **DeadlyHunter** » 13 Jul 2006 1:28

I have some, give me a few days to scan them in to my computer

by **getyourgun** » 13 Jul 2006 2:18

ok tanks alot

by **getyourgun** » 13 Jul 2006 2:20

corection

ok thanks a lot.

by **bpc293** » 14 Jul 2006 19:55

go here click on the pick and print it put your ruler up to theres if it off resize it in you your printer options to print 80% of size or 110% of size intill you get your ruler and the one on the picture matched up.
i cut the picture out and put it on the metal i'm using and paint it or trace it with a marker. once you start messing around you will get it.

http://www.crypto.com/photos/misc/picks/

by **getyourgun** » 15 Jul 2006 3:27

cool thanks

by **getyourgun** » 17 Jul 2006 7:53

i cant seem to resize it to the correct size so if eny one can post templates
that are the reall size that would be great

by **Octillion** » 17 Jul 2006 12:17

Good templates will have a measure of scale somewhere on them. Print the template full sized, and measure the scale with a ruler. From this, you can determine how much you need to reduce/enlarge the picture while printing to get it to actual size.

The ratio to print will be the size of the scale in the picture divided by the actual size of the scale when printed at 100%. For example, if you measure that 10cm on a ruler in the picture measures 17.3cm on paper, the image will need to be scaled 10/17.3, or reduced to about 58%.

by **getyourgun** » 18 Jul 2006 3:39

great help thanks

by **DeadlyHunter** » 19 Jul 2006 22:38

okay I posted them at:

viewtopic.php?p=163794#163794

by **Wolfy** » 20 Jul 2006 1:27

not sure if theres one out there but this is a newy that ive just made.
[img]http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k23/clone246/P7200079.jpg[/img][/img]

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