Glider plans

[XDmToter]

You want them?

Why do you ask? Just post them up. Here you go. This should be very easy to make out of dtfb.

 

[Jesse Dupreez]

Why do you ask? Just post them up. Here you go. This should be very easy to make out of dtfb.

Thanks

 

[FoamyDM]

Kinkos wants to charge me $526 to print the plans.

That's why you put out measured plans and then it's a matter of Duplicating it.

 

[Monte.C]

That's why you put out measured plans and then it's a matter of Duplicating it.

Oops that's out of context. It was a joke based on the thread. I work in an office and all my plans no matter what size get tiled to 8.5x11.

 

[FoamyDM]

Oops that's out of context. It was a joke based on the thread. I work in an office and all my plans no matter what size get tiled to 8.5x11.

I recognized it was at best, an exaggeration. The prices to print a plan set should not be THAT bad, but they still are a bit prohibitive. I work in an Engineering/Mapping dept. so Printing full scale is rarely an issue for me.

 

[Tench745]

I recognized it was at best, an exaggeration. The prices to print a plan set should not be THAT bad, but they still are a bit prohibitive. I work in an Engineering/Mapping dept. so Printing full scale is rarely an issue for me.

I'm pretty sure when I had 20ish pages of full size blueprints copied it was less than $150 at Staples.

 

[Monte.C]

I'm pretty sure when I had 20ish pages of full size blueprints copied it was less than $150 at Staples.

They better have a price break at 36". 36" is the most common roll size in the design professions. 24x36 is used quite a bit more than 36x48 (which still comes off a 36" roll.) But I haven't gone out for printing for 20 years.
People complain "I went to staples and they wanted to charge me $XXX.00!!" The first thing I ask is what size are your sheets? Nobody ever answers.

Ok. I've now decided that before I retire I'm gonna print all the planes. ALL the planes.

 

[FoamyDM]

They better have a price break at 36". 36" is the most common roll size in the design professions. 24x36 is used quite a bit more than 36x48 (which still comes off a 36" roll.) But I haven't gone out for printing for 20 years.
People complain "I went to staples and they wanted to charge me $XXX.00!!" The first thing I ask is what size are your sheets? Nobody ever answers.

Ok. I've now decided that before I retire I'm gonna print all the planes. ALL the planes.

"ALL the PLANES" - I love it!

 

[Shurik-1960]

http://rc-aviation.ru/planerpot

 

[Off-topic jes]

They better have a price break at 36". 36" is the most common roll size in the design professions. 24x36 is used quite a bit more than 36x48 (which still comes off a 36" roll.) But I haven't gone out for printing for 20 years.
People complain "I went to staples and they wanted to charge me $XXX.00!!" The first thing I ask is what size are your sheets? Nobody ever answers.

Ok. I've now decided that before I retire I'm gonna print all the planes. ALL the planes.

They better have a price break at 36". 36" is the most common roll size in the design professions. 24x36 is used quite a bit more than 36x48 (which still comes off a 36" roll.) But I haven't gone out for printing for 20 years.
People complain "I went to staples and they wanted to charge me $XXX.00!!" The first thing I ask is what size are your sheets? Nobody ever answers.

Ok. I've now decided that before I retire I'm gonna print all the planes. ALL the planes.

That’s a good idea make sure to print me a copy of all

 

[Off-topic jes]

Why do you ask? Just post them up. Here you go. This should be very easy to make out of dtfb.

Hahah! You used them wonderful!

 

[Off-topic jes]

Well I hope you guys are ready for some more glider plans because boy oh boy do I deliver

 

[Off-topic jes]

I have more if you want them

 

[Off-topic jes]

I’ll tell you what if you have a printer big enough to print these I can get you almost any airplane you want