It’s been crazy trying to figure this whole thing out. I created the entire site myself, researching as i went. From a professional standpoint, it’s a complete hack. If any of you know anything about building websites, you’ll notice that i image-mapped everything. Meaning each page is just one big image with parts of it linked…which apparently is bad form. It was really the only way i could get it done as fast as i did while maintaining the look and feel i wanted.
There are over 100 free templates with more on the way at some point (the ‘other’ category is blank for the time being). The ‘resources’ page is still not complete but i hope to wrap that up sooner than later. Thanks for all the input in the original thread. I’d love to have you guys/gals check it out and give me some feedback. Keep in mind that no drastic changes will be made but check it out and let me know what you think. Again, thanks and enjoy!!!
This must have taken a lot of work, nice job! This is quite an altruistic offer, which is rare in our world. Even if I never use the service I want to thank you for all your efforts. Look forward to checking out the site in detail. Thanks Again.
Very Nice! Great job with the site, navigates well and the downloads take only seconds! Hope you add everything you can get your hands on! I'm just a garage hack but if I can ever contribute I certainly will. Thanks!
Thanks, thats a great site . Its really helpful to have a few different lengths in the same template, I have downloaded a Simmons looking Nug and will donate something to the effort that youve made to put all these up here. Ill be using more of the templates im sure, Cheers
It seems like yesterday, but I remember when you first were brain storming the web site, and it all came together so perfect.
I would like to mention real quick to the sways community, I have used numerous templates made by Andy, and they work great. I’m stoked for him and can’t wait to see the sways community post their build pics from the awesome catalog put togethere.
Yeah, with the wider templates the paper is just too small to display the full width. Just use the registration lines at the top/bottom and you’ll be cool.
Here are some sample pics of curve blending. Some of it freehand, some of it scale drawing, some of it connected with a fiberglass rod used to hold a bicycle warning flag. It ends up on a thin sheet of plywood and further connected with a mini-plane and sandpaper. Trashcan used to verify proper nose curvature.
Yeah, with the wider templates the paper is just too small to display the full width. Just use the registration lines at the top/bottom and you'll be cool.
