Hi BillP,
Sorry for paging, but I can't find a real email for you.
I have copied your Pipe Bending doc to the FAQ as I think you wanted. Hope that's OK.
Phil The uk.d-i-y FAQ is at
Hi BillP,
Sorry for paging, but I can't find a real email for you.
I have copied your Pipe Bending doc to the FAQ as I think you wanted. Hope that's OK.
Phil The uk.d-i-y FAQ is at
That was a brilliant piece of work. I spent the evening with the machine and have produced some nice work for my TRV flow/return pipes without an elbow or joiner in sight.
Hi Phil
No problem it's fine by me. Glad it proved useful.
BillP.
Splendid bit of work, thanks for that!
I know some people are not too keen on downloading .doc files, so I have produced a PDF version you can copy onto the site if you like. It is currently here:
thanks John.
Phil The uk.d-i-y FAQ is at
Just for reference - I got one off the internet, something like PDF995 ? for free a few months ago. It acts as a printer, i.e. you send the file to print on the PDF995 printer that is created, a 'save as' dialog box appears, and hey presto - you have a pdf!
I'm no expert in these things, but I've used it for converting long word documents, with quite complicated graphs, images, tables, equations etc. and it has worked remarkably well.
Alex
Thanks for that - I just tried the free version at
Phil The uk.d-i-y FAQ is at
If you're on broadband try downloading Openoffice. It's a very good office suite and it'll write .pdf's natively. Very usefull.
Another option is to use Adobe's on-line converter at
Or an open source project called PDFCreator.
Thanks for both of those.
Phil The uk.d-i-y FAQ is at
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