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Mark Williams front engine dragster print
dreracecar:
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--- Quote from: ricardo1967 on November 17, 2015, 07:15:40 PM ---The print says:
"This document contains proprietary information. It may not be reproduced, transferred to other documents, disclosed to others, used for manufacturing or any other purpose without prior written permission."
I'm sorry but, aside legality matters, I don't think it's fair to Mark.
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"... But I have made copys of his prints for shop use, and kept the original in the packing tube. I even had a set laminated so as to use a dry marker for notes and changes. "
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... which is different than making copies and selling them.
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The inherent problem is that most if not all blueprint copy shops will not reproduce it if that statement is present
KeninIowa:
I took mine to a Fed Ex/Kinkos. Told them I wanted to preserve the original. Made 2 or 3 copies, one laminated so I could write on it with a dry erase marker.
Called before I went. Whomever I talked to on the phone said no problem. When I got there later that evening no one questioned what I was wanting to do.
Last time I was in there there was a woman copying stacks of prints for a construction project. They have to understand people need working copies.
wideopen231:
Never had problem getting copy of any document with that statement or simular on it.Most any home construction print has that crap on it.Hard to have brick mason,framer,plumber,electrician and contractor work off one copy.
if I had a set I would drop a copy in mail,my car is all my design and the drawings where good guide for where to start. I think 3 or 4 measurements are the same as the drawings.Well maybe not that many.LOL
dusterdave173:
I bought a MW coupler set as they seemed to be the only folks that offered a PG unit that was hardened to withstand roller tailshaft--well..it is fine but matching unit for std 9 inch Ford rear needed a "spacer" to work --WTH? OK so I ordered it--did not work so we wound up using a hardened flat washer to make it all work--space out coupler--I mean??That is crazy--on a 9 in Ford--guess it was really made for their set up and would "adapt" to plain old cheapo folks std 9 inch
Not a fan anymore--if I had a print I would let her rip to ya...
dreracecar:
Where did the spacer go??? I know I had to make an alu slug to go between the tailshaft and coupler to hold it out so it would connect to the rear--- wasnt that big a deal
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