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I was just wondering. I got a notice to sign up for another year and I would like to know if anyone is getting 10 dollars a month value out ff this thing?.
I have looked at it, tried a couple of things, got lost and had to put it on the back burner while I took care of some more pressing matters before I tried it again, but have it on my list of things to get back to and master if it's still there.
I've used it quite a bit, Dave. However, now that I'm doing different types of projects, I'm not using it as regularly as before. I would definitely miss it, though.
I have given it mention on my blog, and do send people over when appropriate.
I was just wondering. I got a notice to sign up for another year and I would like to know if anyone is getting 10 dollars a month value out ff this thing?.
Dave
I've used it a number of times and hope to continue using it...
I've tried it out a couple of times but due to other things getting in the way haven't had the opportunity to get back to it yet. It is a great program, any chance of making it free standing as DW suggests?
Don
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Dave, I use it when I get to cut, and will be back at it in the next month or so. Made over 30 bowls, started out with a compass and ruler then went to paper patterns on a drawing program and then to PolyDraw. PD is by far the best. If it was available as a program to install on the PC I would buy it, and if it is only on your site I will use it. If you need some contributions I will do that. Also use the angle calculator.
Terry
Dave I played around with it a bit, but for some reason I could not get it to do what I wanted....I sure it is me not the program. I agree, there seems to be several people that do use it, so it would be a shame to end it...of course if you are paying for it out of your pocket, that isn't right either. Is there a way you can get it for free? I'm sure some day I will learn to use it.
I have to admit I haven't used it yet. I can see I'm missing out. But I'm still addicted to scrolled bowls.
However, I just love your pig cutting board design. It's the best pig design for cutting boards I have ever ran across. Have cut several of them and in fact plan to cut more of them very soon. Anymore great patterns up your sleeve?
SQ
If you can't fix it with sawdust and glue, it's not worth fixing.
$10.00 a month gets expensive, if it were available for a decent price I would consider buying it but to pay a monthly fee to use it "ain't gonna happen".
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