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   notDusty | Jun 25, 2005 05:52pm | #1

                Bill ,

                                Have you tried Sears ?

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   smapts1 | Jun 25, 2005 08:10pm | #3

   I checked Sears about a week ago.  They had a pantograph but it was lightweight and only did reductions.  They did not have the templates in stock, but if they had, they would only go to 2 1/2"

   Bill

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   WillGeorge | Jun 25, 2005 07:06pm | #2

   pantographs are easy to make... Just use a good straight grained hardwood or better yet aluminum.. Hell, even I was able to make one!

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   smapts1 | Jun 25, 2005 08:22pm | #4

   I suppose you are right.  But by the time I find the templates and then make a pantograph to do the enlarging and/or reduction I think I would be better off getting a unit already built.  I am planning to make some street signs for our area on Smith Lake in AL.

   Bill

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   WillGeorge | Jun 25, 2005 08:58pm | #6

   But by the time I find the templates ..  Gee any will do if you make a adjustable pantograph!

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   zenpig | Jun 25, 2005 08:44pm | #5

   Have you tried Gerber Scientific?