That is cool. I think you should pursue it. Also, I had no idea you could flick the controller like that.
driving games seem better when siting, so why not little things that sit on your lap? Like the padded things for laptops, only this time wii-eel (wheel /pun) mounts. You could then still drive sitting in front of a bigger TV
just spit ballin ideas.
The older I get, the more I want to get rid of clutter and simplify things.
I was thinking about going with the no carriage bolt look for the joysticks and thought about those kit deals Randy sells. Then it clicked... What if I use a t-nut and a butterfly head bolt like all this drum stuff? Something like this has got to be the solution. I'll use a small block of wood with a through hole in the center for the bolt and have a small dowel on either side to keep it from shifting. 1 bolt for each, minimal materials, no moving parts, and I don't have to have the control panel box be 10" deep. 3 small holes on the underside of the control panel and it's in business.
How about a tilt-out wheel design?How do you put it back in? It seems that *the force* would keep it in place once you took the wheel out.
CP (green) is hinged at the back so you can lift it and tilt the wheel forward.
Scott
How about a tilt-out wheel design?How do you put it back in? It seems that *the force* would keep it in place once you took the wheel out.
CP (green) is hinged at the back so you can lift it and tilt the wheel forward.
Scott
That is cool. I think you should pursue it. Also, I had no idea you could flick the controller like that.
Me neither!
jdbailey1206: LT stop being a clown. Keep it simple.
Me: :banghead:
On a different note - I've recently started using Spotify and now know the greatest band in the world is called True Widow. That is all.
Sounds like you need a couple of these...
(http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=136713.0;attach=306920;image)
;) ;)
More sketchup wankery this morning. Everyone at work digs this. The control panel artwork is going to be the last thing I worry about, Imma need some help on that for sure. I'm not sure about the ? blocks on the corners but the block foundation, pipe up front, and the flag pole/tv mount are keepers, I think. I was going to make a filing cab so what I think = :dizzy:
Thoughts?
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/mario1.jpg)
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/mario2.jpg)
The back blocks will be smaller, of course, I just imported a quick texture to see how it'd look.
More sketchup wankery this morning. Everyone at work digs this. The control panel artwork is going to be the last thing I worry about, Imma need some help on that for sure. I'm not sure about the ? blocks on the corners but the block foundation, pipe up front, and the flag pole/tv mount are keepers, I think. I was going to make a filing cab so what I think = :dizzy:I really like this
Thoughts?
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/mario1.jpg)
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/mario2.jpg)
The back blocks will be smaller, of course, I just imported a quick texture to see how it'd look.
there are 2 wheel mounts. I was thinking that I could have them mount where the ? blocks are on the control panel corners. Too far out?Looks like that could be too far out -- you might want to bring them in a few inches, assuming there is still enough elbow room for 2 players. ;D
Its not you, its me. I'm a V8 firing on 2 cylinders today.Yeah, you're right, that would be a bit snug. If I mount the wheels where the coin blocks are in that image or out a little more but extend the overall width of the control panel to 30" or 32" and toss those square push buttons out toward the ends, it'll be roomy. The control panel width in the sketchup image is only 24"there are 2 wheel mounts. I was thinking that I could have them mount where the ? blocks are on the control panel corners. Too far out?Looks like that could be too far out -- you might want to bring them in a few inches, assuming there is still enough elbow room for 2 players. ;D
ScottThrowing it out there but to make room for 2 wheels you might have to put one ? brick in the middle of the CP with the coin button as the bottom of the question mark then angle the two front sides of the CP To act as backing mounts to each of the wheels.I don't quite follow what you're saying. I'm sorry, man. I do like the idea about using a button for the dot in the question mark but it'd have to be a small button or a large question mark. I'm digging the square buttons PL1 linked. With the ? block image as an insert it'll be good.Are you going to put one of those pinball lights on the top? That is what it looks like in the sketch up.Apparently I'm slower than usual today because I don't know what a pinball light is. Google isn't helping. On top of the flag pole? I was just going to try and make it look like the game, some kind of sphere. I don't know how to make spheres in sketchup. I guess some kind of light would work there, if that's what you're talking about. Sorry.
Apparently I'm slower than usual today because I don't know what a pinball light is. Google isn't helping. On top of the flag pole? I was just going to try and make it look like the game, some kind of sphere. I don't know how to make spheres in sketchup. I guess some kind of light would work there, if that's what you're talking about. Sorry.
He is correct. Thanks. I was awfk. I dunno why the bad mood icon was there. You were spot on.Apparently I'm slower than usual today because I don't know what a pinball light is. Google isn't helping. On top of the flag pole? I was just going to try and make it look like the game, some kind of sphere. I don't know how to make spheres in sketchup. I guess some kind of light would work there, if that's what you're talking about. Sorry.
Think he means like the Jackpot call lights they have on the slot machines at casinos with the flashing strobes when someone hits a jackpot. Like on the top of thuis slot machine :
(http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/slot-machine-jackpot-three-seven-27402247.jpg)
Seems lilke it would be easier to use brick hardboard/wallboard from Lowes or Menards. :dunnoHave you thought about using a red brick veneer rather than wood for the build -- or routing out the mortar lines and painting in the mortar to give it a 3-d look?That's exactly what I was planning on doing. I don't know how to do that with a router but I was going to rig something up to allow me to scrape the pattern out of the mdf. Get out of my head, man. :lol
Got any examples of how to go about that with a router? I was going to use a piece of metal as a guide and drag something sharp across the board a few billion times, mdf is pretty easy to mangle. A router sound faster/easier.
Throwing it out there but to make room for 2 wheels you might have to put one ? brick in the middle of the CP with the coin button as the bottom of the question mark then angle the two front sides of the CP To act as backing mounts to each of the wheels.I don't quite follow what you're saying. I'm sorry, man. I do like the idea about using a button for the dot in the question mark but it'd have to be a small button or a large question mark. I'm digging the square buttons PL1 linked. With the ? block image as an insert it'll be good.
This requires quite a bit of imagination. First let's pretend that I've got 3 friends and we're all hanging out playing arcade games.
Wow, color me impressed!
I think this will work out nicely.
Not too shabby for a little scrap 3/4" aluminum strip and a bit of elbow grease. I'll make the grooves a little deeper on the final pieces but this is good enough for a test.
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/IMAG2113.jpg)
I would even look on Halloween forums for what to do for paint texture and material. Its amazing how some people have created cemetary gates, moseliums, gravestones, etc with just paint and pink foam.
Not so sure about having the whole front in brick.
front is missing some windows to make it look like a castleHow about a dark theme like the fan art I found.That is some nice artwork and I truly appreciate the suggestion. I'll keep that in mind when it's art time. :cheers:I dunno, I still kind of prefer the first design.
I like the first design more than the fireplace but I worry that it'd be unstable. How's this for a Yotsuya seal of approval? PL1 said 2 pipes a while back and so I gives it a shot. :cheers:
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/mario4-1.png)
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/mario4-2.png)
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/mario4-3.png)
Still as stable as the log burner, still has spots for the wheel mounts, and has the pipe support idea. Has a metric-$%#@ton of bricks but I don't care. Once I start, I'm all in. I'll round those corners on the control panel and base of course. This seems better. At least moving in a better direction.
Keep that critique coming.
Is this what you guys are talking about? Not specifically this but something down this path. It like a better version of what I started with. :lol :banghead:
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/mario5.png)
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/AutoSave_mario3-21.png)
I say put the horizon in the middle. Too much sky otherwise.
hey that gif is Copyright your using my face...... :laugh2:(http://i.imgur.com/LNeXDEu.gif)
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/mario1.jpg)
But with two pipes
hey that gif is Copyright your using my face...... :laugh2:
Pardon the craptastic MS Paint hack, but this is a bit closer to what I was thinking.
Scott
set the background back a bit for that 3d effect.
I dunno, I still kind of prefer the first design.I'm with you on that. When I saw the original idea I actually got a little bit upset that I didn't come up with that design.
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/mario1.jpg)
set the background back a bit for that 3d effect.
Just like in this earlier render. :cheers:
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/AutoSave_mario2.png)
Scott
I've never seen that ---steaming pile of meadow muffin---. Looks stupid. Thanks for the suggestion though.
Is it too late to say I still think v1 of this concept is the best one? ;D
OMFG. Please cut some boards already.
Here ya go, yo.
:applaud: :applaud: :applaud: :applaud:
What happened to the Bee anyhow, he leave with old Maximus?
Sweet build Louis!!!!
:applaud: :applaud: :applaud: :applaud:
What happened to the Bee anyhow, he leave with old Maximus?
Sweet build Louis!!!!
Ironically, he's wearing a puffy white shirt and laying his pipe across the European continent as we speak...
Kind of an over world/underworld type thing.
I didn't like anything about this idea until now. Looking good.
I didn't like anything about this idea until now. Looking good.
It's the kid in the box that does it amiright? Be honest. >:D
I didn't like anything about this idea until now. Looking good.
It's the kid in the box that does it amiright? Be honest. >:D
I didn't like anything about this idea until now. Looking good.
It's the kid in the box that does it amiright? Be honest. >:D
Schrodinger's Child?
I didn't like anything about this idea until now. Looking good.
It's the kid in the box that does it amiright? Be honest. >:D
Schrodinger's Child?
Wanted dead and alive!
I'd seriously consider painting. Have a "stamp" made on a 3D printer and go from there. That or just use vinyl.
I've got to wait on cutting the brick pattern until I get those square LED buttons. I guess I'm going to order from SuzoAny reason you're not ordering them from Divemaster here (http://www.arcadeemulator.net/cgi-bin/shop/cp-app.cgi?usr=51F4975147&rnd=8328838&rrc=N&affl=&cip=68.13.130.140&act=&aff=&pg=cat&ref=Low+Profile+Illuminated&catstr=HOME:Pushbuttons)?
http://na.suzohapp.com/gaming_products/pushbuttons/D54-0004-31 (http://na.suzohapp.com/gaming_products/pushbuttons/D54-0004-31) or http://na.suzohapp.com/gaming_products/pushbuttons/57-0004-31 (http://na.suzohapp.com/gaming_products/pushbuttons/57-0004-31)
Kinda leaning toward the low profile
I'm still on the fence. The low profile one looks pretty sweet and I like it but the regular large square button has more height on the lens and that could make the ? block look a little better, pop out a little more. I'm just nitpicking over items I've never seen in person. Honestly, I kind of need 1 of each so I can put them in place and see which fits best. :-\ I probably have to order a set of each and use the remaining buttons for a future project or something. Pictures online only help so much.PM Gary the part number/description for the regulars and ask him if he has any in stock -- if not, he can probably get them fairly quickly from his distributor.
I almost gave up on this idea because ever bit I tried to use was cutting into the template. So I thought about it and since MDF is easy to scrape, why not flip the bit around and just let the friction wear it down? It keeps the bit from eating away at the metal and it actually worked. :lolThe idea is to keep the cutting surface below the metal template so the smooth shaft of the bit traces the outline. ;D
Thank you PL1. :cheers:Always glad to assist. :cheers:
Louis, my man, I'm nominating you for the 2014 CoryBee Memorial BYOAC Award For Innovation and Thrift. Great job!
:afro::applaud: :applaud: :applaud: :applaud::cheers:
What happened to the Bee anyhow, he leave with old Maximus?
Sweet build Louis!!!!
He's still gallivanting across the European countryside as far as I know. We spoke through PM back in the beginning of March. I asked him if he could work his flash game magic on Kaboom for me, the way he did with the Helicopter game. He said he'd be happy to take a look at it once he's back in the US. Said it'd be a few months.
:dunno He should be popping back up sooner or later. I bet he's dying to build something. He'll have something cool in the works, no doubt. He's an addicted builder like the rest of us.
I'm back in California, 8 months or something like that abroad. Had a lot of fun. Been here 4 days now.Welcome back, bro. :cheers:
Glad to be missed :laugh:
...so much for calling dibs on his stereo.
:dunno
Did I miss any really cool builds on here? (besides this one of course)
Did I miss any really cool builds on here? (besides this one of course)
Forget that - tells us your ribald tales of laying your way across Europe in a puffy shirt!
Grilled everything is good so far. :lol
:cheers:
(http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=138220.0;attach=309762;image)
The circles represent the base of the Dremel attachment that Louis Tully talked about here (http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,138220.msg1441921.html#msg1441921).Quote(http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=138220.0;attach=309762;image)
Can you tell me the distances apart from the center of those circles? It might help with my floor. Thanks.
Luna
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9c/Luna_Moth_by_Joey.jpg/663px-Luna_Moth_by_Joey.jpg)
Here's the folder if it's any help to you, man.Thanks
http://imgur.com/a/b7mkv (http://imgur.com/a/b7mkv)
We get these at our house quite a bit.It must be a climate thing is why you don't see them.
I'm always on the lookout for a Luna Moth (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actias_luna). I've only ever seen one and it was a long time ago. It was in flight the whole time and I couldn't catch it. But they look badass.
Luna
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9c/Luna_Moth_by_Joey.jpg/663px-Luna_Moth_by_Joey.jpg)
You know it would be bada$$ if somebody made a mothman cabinet
We get these at our house quite a bit.It must be a climate thing is why you don't see them.
(http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=136713.0;attach=311750;image)
:o :o :o :o AWESOME! Man, I'm so jealous. We need to move.
Firstly this is just pure greatness well done to you this is well above my skill level , can I ask what size pipes you have used? I'm try to replicate part of your idea on a shelving unit
Firstly this is just pure greatness well done to you this is well above my skill level , can I ask what size pipes you have used? I'm try to replicate part of your idea on a shelving unit
In some of the pics you can read the print on the pipes --- It shows they are 3" and he bought the cheaper ones as they are marked not for Pressure so are less expensive than those designed to hold high water pressure. (since there is no need for the more expensive stuff in this application ! )
There's just something fun about using a chisel.
I'm calling you cheap. ;D
:angry: You summanabitch!
Nah... you're right. ;D
You know me, I love this build and your work LT, but are you planning to leave the wheel bracket as is? Honest critisisim: it just doesn't live up to the awesomeness that is the rest of the build.
Maybe if you used some black plastic knobs from the hardware isle at Home Depot and painted it like black (which your probably planing on anyways...) :dunno
You know me, I love this build and your work LT, but are you planning to leave the wheel bracket as is? Honest critisisim: it just doesn't live up to the awesomeness that is the rest of the build.
Maybe if you used some black plastic knobs from the hardware isle at Home Depot and painted it like black (which your probably planing on anyways...) :dunnoThe company to look at is Dimco Gray (http://dimcogray.com/products/knobs-handles).
Maybe if you used some black plastic knobs from the hardware isle at Home Depot and painted it like black (which your probably planing on anyways...) :dunnoThe company to look at is Dimco Gray (http://dimcogray.com/products/knobs-handles).
Their website makes it easy to narrow down knob styles and search for specific thread sizes.
Plug the desired part number into Amazon FTW.
Scott
Perhaps a coat or 2 of Plasti Dip rather than spray paint on the brackets.
Ok, this is bugging me... Where the ---fudgesicle--- do you always get these answers?!
What do you do for a living?!? And for Science sake don't say "I sold TV's at bestbuy."Nobody's figured that out yet and I don't want to ruin the betting pool. (there was one guess that came somewhat close) ;D
BYOAC is a tech support company? :PSanjayScott works for a tech support company inBombayOmaha
Awesome! What do you play?Present tense, nothing.
You can actually buy spray plastidip. I used it on another project it works good. I actually painted over the plastic dip to make it matchMaybe if you used some black plastic knobs from the hardware isle at Home Depot and painted it like black (which your probably planing on anyways...) :dunnoThe company to look at is Dimco Gray (http://dimcogray.com/products/knobs-handles).
Their website makes it easy to narrow down knob styles and search for specific thread sizes.
Plug the desired part number into Amazon FTW.
Scott
Ok, this is bugging me... Where the ---fudgesicle--- do you always get these answers?! What do you do for a living?!? And for Science sake don't say "I sold TV's at bestbuy."Perhaps a coat or 2 of Plasti Dip rather than spray paint on the brackets.
Good call! Dipping them would be better. A simple do with a couple black knobs. That's a win for sure.
It's a bot. :droid
:dunno Plastidip and paint pretty much give the same result visually and the T-screws I've got work just as well as knobs would. You'd have to be on the floor looking up at them to notice and you can't even see that low from a sitting position. Besides, 99% of the time the cab will look like this.
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/20140705_080536.jpg)
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/20140705_080613.jpg)
And when it's painted black, those holes will blend. It seems silly to spend more time and money on this part when it's going to look weird as ---steaming pile of meadow muffin--- anyway because the Wii stuff is white and nothing else on this build is. :lol
It'll just be a fun add-on when the urge hits.
This spot right here? >:D
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/20140716_041159.jpg)
Perhaps use an actual tile grout after painting the tiles\bricks and wipe off the excess just like tiling. :cheers:Seems like the routed areas wouldn't be deep enough to provide solid grout -- one good bump and it would probably shatter.
This is headed for the hall of fame. :applaud:
This is headed for the hall of fame. :applaud:
This is headed for the hall of fame. :applaud:
+1
4 Uni-ball 207's down.
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/20140724_034845.jpg)
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/20140725_035424.jpg)
If it's something you made what are the dots made out of?
He shoots. He scores. ;DIf it's something you made what are the dots made out of?Painted carriage bolts ?
I wish the corner pipes had larger connectors so that they'd look more like the sketchup image but... I dunno.
Yeah, I looked at those when I was there. The top part looked perfect but the base fits over the pipe and that would look weird. Kinda making a double expanding top part. I dunno. I probably should have tried to make it out of wood but oh well. It doesn't really bother me enough to change it. At the moment. They're removable so swapping them out, down the road, won't be difficult at all if I change my mind.
lol Yeah, I also tried that. The right angle edge of the 3" looks weird resting on the angled edge of the 2~4 piece. Plus, I'd have to figure out some way to get the 2" part to stay in place inside the 3" part, all the while trying to make the whole thing not look crappy. I'm right there with you though. With the available pieces of PVC they had there, I think what I ended up with is about as good as it gets.To center the 2" in the 3", you can use a reducer bushing (http://www.menards.com/main/plumbing/rough-plumbing/pipe-tubing-fittings/fittings/pvc-fittings/pvc-dwv-fittings/3-x-2-reducing-bushing/p-1390908-c-9383.htm) or concentric holesaw holes in wood.
Of course, PL1 could pop in here and whip out his linktionary and show me that I've ---fouled up beyond all recognition--- up, so... there we are. :lol
Just get a piece of pipe the same size as the top.
cut a piece the same height.
then cut a line vertically.
fit it over the existing piece
hide the gap in an unseen area.
basically make a letter C and put it around the existing top.
Just get a piece of pipe the same size as the top.
cut a piece the same height.
then cut a line vertically.
fit it over the existing piece
hide the gap in an unseen area.
basically make a letter C and put it around the existing top.
You lost me.
Now you're just showing off.Hey, you asked. :P
:lol
---fudgesicle--- that ---steaming pile of meadow muffin---, bro, they look perfectly fine! :cheers:
---fudgesicle--- that ---steaming pile of meadow muffin---, bro, they look perfectly fine! :cheers:I don't disagree.
the flag is perfect. I wouldnt paint the "flag pole" but thats just me. I'd be too afraid it'd get nicked or scratched then I'd have to paint the whole thing againYeah I'm with you on that.
I would of gots me some of these and put a rgb led through it for the pole.
I would of gots me some of these and put a rgb led through it for the pole.
The acrylic would be too sticky. Mario won't be able to slide down it as easily.
I would of gots me some of these and put a rgb led through it for the pole.
The acrylic would be too sticky. Mario won't be able to slide down it as easily.
:lol I could probably rig something up to get a moving Mario in there somewhere. But with the proportions of the flag... that'd be a bigass Mario.
:lol I could probably rig something up to get a moving Mario in there somewhere. But with the proportions of the flag... that'd be a bigass Mario.
(https://31.media.tumblr.com/44467a39465ba6154a7b6c2fdf66e61f/tumblr_nabltj0AUf1txqs1vo1_500.jpg)
We could try to find this dude's contact info and see if he's up for a little side work?
Hey, don't make Mario a friggin' poledancer! :laugh2: :lol
I think Rick is ---smurfing--- with you, bro.
Hey, don't make Mario a friggin' poledancer! :laugh2: :lol
Princess Peach on the other hand >:D
:lol I could probably rig something up to get a moving Mario in there somewhere. But with the proportions of the flag... that'd be a bigass Mario.
(http://i577.photobucket.com/albums/ss219/Louis_Tully/Wii%20Mario%20Kart/MarioBro.jpg)
This one fits pretty well with the size of the warp pipes and blocks though. :afro:
I like the Mario figure. No different than a topper.
The little guy's smile says it all. Great Job!+1
You should be ashamed of yourself, LT!! >:D
I mean did you really have to leave so many of us curled up in the fetal position, rocking back-and-forth, sucking a thumb, tugging on an earlobe, and repeatedly mumbling, "My happy place . . . My happy place. . ." as we weep with despair at ever reaching this level of build awesomeness -- or is that just me? :laugh2:
This is truly a classic build for the ages. :cheers:+1
Scott
Screen is too small.
Screen is too small.
Many thanks go out to Chemonox on deviantart for hooking me up with this amazing control panel artwork. It's the highlight of the build imo. I don't even know the guy, just sent him a message about trying to work out something for this project and he tweaked an existing image to my liking for free. What a badass. Thanks, man.
http://chemonox.deviantart.com/
For the love of God, please don't add any --smurfing-- toys to this build.A friend from work gave me a Goomba yesterday. It's just the right size.
I agree with yotsuya about the action figures looking weird, but simply because they are a little too modern feeling.
What would fit though? I'm no good with graphic design/art. You can hop back a few pages and see that's an understatement. Surround the monitor with more clouds and maybe toss in one of those vines on one side of the tv? With a row of bricks and coins along the top? I don't know? I could always just hot-glue Mario and the Goomba to the top of the tv. ;)
Maybe just a Nintendo Logo to cover up the Vizio logo - One other minor suggestion Perhaps cutout a section of the Flagpole where the TV mounts and run the cables down inside the pole rather than alongside it to hide the cables
I agree with yotsuya about the action figures looking weird, but simply because they are a little too modern feeling.
When I think of toys on games, I think of...
(http://www.wired.com/wp-content/uploads/2099/12/01-gallerya.jpg)
But that's me.
Louis, my man, you did such an awesome job on this, you can do what you want with it. :cheers:
If you want to do a bezel, how about something shaped like a cartoon- or videogame-cloud, bigger than the monitor so you get the actual shape of the cloud? You would have then : Warp zone --> playfield --> cloud --> uh, a real big pole that goes through the clouds
Depending on exactly what you are needing for letters, I have access to a laser cutter that could make super crisp letters. We usually use 1/4" birch plywood.
"Buddy, you cannot put crayons here, all right?" "Ok, daddy," and off he goes. I expect to see his signature at anytime under the Welcome to Warp Zone. :scared
Ah, the trials of parenthood. I'm right there with ya man. Luckily one of mine just moved out and the other is almost 13 so I have a lot less to worry about. :applaud:
...the other is almost 13 so I have a lot less to worry about.
Does that include Dick Van Dyke?
(http://img4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20121017003948/villains/images/3/3f/006NTM_Dick_Van_Dyke_024.jpg)
Where, pray tell, did you buy that sticker makin doo hickey thing?
Could you make the background of the Nintendo sticker black? Maybe that will make it look less out of place. When everyone first started mentioning Nintendo logo stickers the only one that came to my mind was the big 'N' logo from the N64 era.
We're both on vacation this week. It's been a good week. :cheers: