As per subject really - plus some guidance as to formats that work etc
- e.g. the images I've knocked up so far have some blurred jagged
edges when zoomed....

Cheers
Jim K

On Feb 8, 8:46*pm, Jim K wrote:
As per subject really - plus some guidance as to formats that work etc
- e.g. *the images I've knocked up so far have some blurred jagged
edges when zoomed....

Cheers
Jim K

Vector graphics, Inkscape, Corel or Serif to generate an SVG file, or
trace the vector from a bitmap.

What kind of stencil , thin mylar, sandblast rubber...?

Cheers
Adam

On Feb 8, 8:59 pm, Adam Aglionby wrote:
On Feb 8, 8:46 pm, Jim K wrote:

As per subject really - plus some guidance as to formats that work etc
- e.g. the images I've knocked up so far have some blurred jagged
edges when zoomed....

Cheers
Jim K

Vector graphics, Inkscape, Corel or Serif to generate an SVG file, or
trace the vector from a bitmap.

nice one - happen to knwo if any of them are free and do SVGs?


What kind of stencil , thin mylar, sandblast rubber...?

er.... to spraymount onto some corrugated plastic signboards, then
spray 2 colour ;))

Cheers
Jim K

In message
, Jim
K writes
As per subject really - plus some guidance as to formats that work etc
- e.g. the images I've knocked up so far have some blurred jagged
edges when zoomed....

I have an A0 plotter you are welcome to borrow

I forget the make and it needs software and a carousel


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geoff

On 2012-02-08, Adam Aglionby wrote:

What kind of stencil , thin mylar, sandblast rubber...?

Banksy?

Justin.

On Feb 8, 9:12 pm, geoff wrote:
In message
, Jim
K writesAs per subject really - plus some guidance as to formats that work etc
- e.g. the images I've knocked up so far have some blurred jagged
edges when zoomed....

I have an A0 plotter you are welcome to borrow

I forget the make and it needs software and a carousel

--
geoff

thanks geoff, I'm hoping for more of a "beer voucher postal exchange
mechanism" ;))

Cheers
Jim K

On Feb 8, 9:09*pm, Jim K wrote:
On Feb 8, 8:59 pm, Adam Aglionby wrote:

On Feb 8, 8:46 pm, Jim K wrote:

As per subject really - plus some guidance as to formats that work etc
- e.g. *the images I've knocked up so far have some blurred jagged
edges when zoomed....

Cheers
Jim K

Vector graphics, Inkscape, Corel or Serif to generate an SVG file, or
trace the vector from a bitmap.

nice one - happen to knwo if any of them are free and do SVGs?

Inkscape is free and has a pretty good inbuil trace, loads of
tutorials for it.


What kind of stencil , thin mylar, sandblast rubber...?

er.... to spraymount onto some corrugated plastic signboards, then
spray 2 colour ;))

Correx being polypropelene is suprisingly hard to paint and it won`t
glue, they are printed using solvent inks and UV dryers.

2 colour sounds like sticky vinyl be a better bet.

You`ve got mail .

Cheers
Adam



Cheers
Jim K

Jim K wrote:
As per subject really - plus some guidance as to formats that work etc
- e.g. the images I've knocked up so far have some blurred jagged
edges when zoomed....

Cheers
Jim K
laser cutting?

I know someone who can do THAT but you must trace to vector format first.

Jim K wrote:
On Feb 8, 8:59 pm, Adam Aglionby wrote:
On Feb 8, 8:46 pm, Jim K wrote:

As per subject really - plus some guidance as to formats that work etc
- e.g. the images I've knocked up so far have some blurred jagged
edges when zoomed....
Cheers
Jim K
Vector graphics, Inkscape, Corel or Serif to generate an SVG file, or
trace the vector from a bitmap.

nice one - happen to knwo if any of them are free and do SVGs?


What kind of stencil , thin mylar, sandblast rubber...?

er.... to spraymount onto some corrugated plastic signboards, then
spray 2 colour ;))

Cheers
Jim K
laser cutter then probably.

On Feb 8, 8:46*pm, Jim K wrote:
As per subject really - plus some guidance as to formats that work etc
- e.g. *the images I've knocked up so far have some blurred jagged
edges when zoomed....

Cheers
Jim K

If its a standard pictogram warning sign or incorporating bits of,

http://www.diagram.ly/

has the clip art and will output to SVG.

Cheers
Adam

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,
Jim K wrote:
On Feb 8, 8:59 pm, Adam Aglionby wrote:
On Feb 8, 8:46 pm, Jim K wrote:

As per subject really - plus some guidance as to formats that work
etc - e.g. the images I've knocked up so far have some blurred
jagged edges when zoomed....

Cheers
Jim K

Vector graphics, Inkscape, Corel or Serif to generate an SVG file, or
trace the vector from a bitmap.

nice one - happen to knwo if any of them are free and do SVGs?

Check out DraftSight. There is a free version. It's more of a CAD package.

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