Gaskets Templates
Posted by BigKev On 2010/1/9 16:54:21
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Thats actually a pretty good idea. Only issue I could see with that would be the differences it how some people's printer scale images which could result in printed image not being the exact same size as the original gasket.
Now I could create a photo category for gaskets and we could put them in there. I guess the best thing would be to have a printable scale that could put on the scanner with gasket. So when it was printed out someone could quickly check to make sure the scale was still accurate, and adjust if needed. Something like the following image. I also wouldn't recommend scanning any greater than 100 dpi to prevent the images from getting resized due to size constraints. Plus 100 dpi in fine enough for the outline of a gasket.
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Maybe Big Kiev would consider starting a library on our site of scanned gaskets for common repairs. One could simply print them out and apply to locally obtained gasket material and not have to wait for a shipment from distant suppliers.
Many times you do not realize if you will need a gasket till you start a repair or the gasket is torn up..
Thats actually a pretty good idea. Only issue I could see with that would be the differences it how some people's printer scale images which could result in printed image not being the exact same size as the original gasket.
Now I could create a photo category for gaskets and we could put them in there. I guess the best thing would be to have a printable scale that could put on the scanner with gasket. So when it was printed out someone could quickly check to make sure the scale was still accurate, and adjust if needed. Something like the following image. I also wouldn't recommend scanning any greater than 100 dpi to prevent the images from getting resized due to size constraints. Plus 100 dpi in fine enough for the outline of a gasket.
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