This looks interesting!

I understand Nichrome wire is preferred.......and some type of auto-tensioner......both perhaps obvious. I did a fair bit of research while considering making carbon fiber parts........wire cut foam was to part of that process.....ultimately never made the carbon fiber parts.

Free SimLAb Composer Lite (Max 1920 1080) Real time etc...is another cool one!

https://youtu.be/rAAYOBTfgz0

Granted but now you need corrective eye surgery. I wish I did not worry so much.

@garystan said: I just found out about Sketchup 2015. I'll bite. What did you hear about SU2015? You know the latest version is SU2018? And the latest free desktop verson is SU2017 Make? As previously mentioned, be sure to read the Free / Make version licence & limitations to be sure you're in the clear for your use / intent.

Hai i am researching on the topic of renewable resources by sun. I love to save natural resources. Every one do the same by doing our part of work. so lets look into the topic solar energy Energy produced from the radiation of sun is called solar energy.This energy is converted into thermal energy or electrical energy. We can use this power instead of hydro electricity.

@measuredmove said: Hi Bryan Was it this one by Majid? It's halfway down the post https://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=61671 Nice, but that was not it. Thank you anyway. I know I'm reaching. Just hoping there is an off chance someone might remember.

This time I come with only a painting of a historical bridge: The full article here: http://www.wetcanvas.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1451014 Images: [image: UA3e_3.jpg] [image: mAQE_2.jpg]

Yeah, yeah. You won. Let it go already.

Yeah, manufacturers tend to have drivers that differ. It is always a good idea to visit the OEM site and find drivers there.

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They are an offering to the satanic death cult that is FIFA.

Better to post this on plugin section of forum please.

I would just use a translucent gray material.Looks fine.

Speedy indeed!

... marvelous! thank you

That's great! All involved looked to be having such fun. Who's the grey hair man with the glasses? He was smiling in every shot!

I was introduced to the metric system in the late 70s, in elementary school science class - it was the billed as the wave of the future. I'm guessing that wave kinda dissipated by the time it reached U.S. shores. Some metric units have creeped in, such as 2 liter soda bottles, nutritional value units, and computer capacity measurements, I'm guessing its because either those measurements didn't exist previously or no one paid attention to them. They tried selling milk by the liter, but that never caught on. We remain very much "imperial." And, personally, I hope they don't change in my lifetime, as feet, inches, and fractions thereof are second nature to me. Architectural specifications sometimes have both units, but I stopped including metric when typing them up myself.

Eiffel Tower scene reminds me of Monet (how he did the street life).