I just used the Rapid Resizer to modify and print some patterns for a student. I use it when I'm taking something that's copyrighted and I can't reuse it, so this is the quickest way to get a great pattern for a student.
Can this program scale to an exact size that is all one image instead of broken into multiple sheets? Our local Staples print center can scan and print full size patterns from our door window sketch onto poster paper. I realize that once taped together, a multiple sheet pattern could then be traced onto vellum paper for patterns. But, what do you place on top of the Homasote board to assemble and adjust pieces to get a good fit to the target panel dimensions? Should be a heavy-weight single sheet as I see it. My target window inside minimum dimensions are 22-13/16” X 28-17/32” and my worst nightmare is that the finished panel ends up too big to place into it’s opening and binds. I plan to make my pattern a comfortable shrinkage in H & W and use best practices in all the construction steps that might grow the panel as it gets assembled. I hope you have videos that walk me through that process. So, as an ex-engineer I’m driven to obtain as much accuracy in my pattern and construction techniques to make sure that my nightmare never becomes reality.
Another great tip, David. Feedback to come.
I just used the Rapid Resizer to modify and print some patterns for a student. I use it when I'm taking something that's copyrighted and I can't reuse it, so this is the quickest way to get a great pattern for a student.
Can this program scale to an exact size that is all one image instead of broken into multiple sheets? Our local Staples print center can scan and print full size patterns from our door window sketch onto poster paper. I realize that once taped together, a multiple sheet pattern could then be traced onto vellum paper for patterns. But, what do you place on top of the Homasote board to assemble and adjust pieces to get a good fit to the target panel dimensions? Should be a heavy-weight single sheet as I see it. My target window inside minimum dimensions are 22-13/16” X 28-17/32” and my worst nightmare is that the finished panel ends up too big to place into it’s opening and binds. I plan to make my pattern a comfortable shrinkage in H & W and use best practices in all the construction steps that might grow the panel as it gets assembled. I hope you have videos that walk me through that process. So, as an ex-engineer I’m driven to obtain as much accuracy in my pattern and construction techniques to make sure that my nightmare never becomes reality.
They let you download a trial. I use it occasionally there's much that can work. 🙂😀😎
is there a way or chance you can number or videos
I guess I could, It'll take a few days. I just made a list of all of them today so I can keep better track of them and what I've covered.
thanks for considering
@@johnbarnette3916 I've numbered 20 or so out of 184 so I'm getting there!