Sheet Protectors for Plans

[robcaldwell]

After 2 1/2 years, I finally found something to protect and preserve my plans.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Makes a great coffee table book!

[sjt]

You are falling behind in your alaskabearhawk videos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TqgxL8kn3k

[robcaldwell]

Well I'll be!

[Glenn Patterson]

I would recommend looking for a printer that can copy the drawings. Anyone with an engineering size photocopier could print them. If there is a large engineering company nearby they may copy the drawings for a small fee. I worked in an engineering office and made 2 sets of full sized working prints. One set was clamped together along one edge as the "shop" copy. Could roll up the whole set and put them aside. Easy to work with and do mark ups on or notes. The shop copies were well worn but survived all the years of construction. The second copy I had at my home that I could refer to , use to draw parts on CAD and were invaluable for ordering parts. The original drawings stayed together in the case that they came in and are still like new.

[alaskabearhawk]

If you are a current plans holder Bob Barrows will sell you additional copies for I *think* $50/set. The copies have the latest revisions too.