Ok, however, anyone know how to move the toolbar from the bottom of the screen up to the top? The older version the ToolBar was located across the top, and I've become quite accustomed to using OpenSCAD that way, and alot of my other tools work that way as well. I've poked around in the Preferences dialogs, but I don't really see anything related.

The flow of the Boot Top is really poor over the > > Sterling and bloody awful over the primer. Should I ditch this Brightside > > Boot Top and is there a flow improver that will fix the problem. I only > did > > about a foot and quit in disgust. Will Interlux 333 fix the problem? > > Perhaps Boot Top is intended to be thicker and user thinning is expected?

From Russ Namitz: 12/26/09 - Old Lyme -- 2 TUNDRA SWANS flew over the Great Island viewing platform. From the end of Brighton Rd. there were at least 9 COMMON EIDERS and 2 NORTHERN GANNETS. From Fran and Tom Holloway: 12/26/09 - Madison backyard - one male and one female YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKER at our feeder, 3:00 pm.

>From: "Fred Hammond" > >Just a note to let you know that Autumn Daze will be launched at 1000 hrs >on Sat. morning 26 June at Lagoon City Marine Centre. As George Buehler says >to all his clients "I hope she float right side up" Well she will!

You have the basic shape of the coin being a torus unioned with a cylinder, with a sphere subtracted.  But that's the same as a circle unioned with a rectangle, with a circle subtracted, all rotate-extruded.  The shape that would be rotate-extruded is this: That gets you the body of the coin, without anywhere near as many nasty 3D operations. 

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From Meredith Sampson: 02/26/13 - Old Greenwich, Binney Park -- EURASIAN GREEN-WINGED TEAL continues near the stone bridge at the rear of the park. From Tina Green: 02/26/13 - Westport, Sherwood Island SP -- 3 Northern Pintails, 2 drake and 1 hen at the Mill Pond before the entrance.

I will be re-coating the hull and top side of the cabin area of my Hatteras. Any info or recommendations will be appreciated. Thanks Ron

I sent my last post regarding CPES, and then discovered that my computer had automatically logged the website I was looking for. It is http://www.smithandcompany.org/index.htm Perhaps some of you will find this site useful if you are tackling the problem of bad wood on or in your boat.

All very easy to do. Just be sure to strip the old wire down to shiny new wire, insert and tighten well, then hose down with Corrosion Block or similar. Keith Many people would sooner die than think; In fact, they do so. -- Russell ___________________ 50 amp (125 volt) Marinco shorepower cable needs dock side fitting replaced.