The only case that I can think of where you would want that would be if you expected to use resize() and wanted it to scale the entire original drawing, whitespace and all. 

I shall coin your golden hair For a stanza's treasure; Tame your wild and wayward air To my love-sick measure. I shall lift my song and sing With the voice of doom The utter loneliness you bring Into this little room.*~ Samuel Hoffenstein, Poems in Praise of Practically Nothing * THE RETURN OF FROST PARK FRIDAY LUNCH CHALK CHALLENGE...

I am hoping you can shed light on the other side of the coin... Single vs twin Gas. I plan to purchase a midrange sedan cruiser with twin gas engines (Ugh!) The reason for that is because the model I like doesn't come with anything else. It's twin gas or look for some other type boat.

For example, in less time than "sounding" with a coin or phenolic hammer, a complete computer analysis of the laminates of the entire boat would be accomplished. Disclosure, we are both retired and not in this to make a profit-however, the company which manufactures the equipment will make a profit (we hope).

Yes, ABYC can only legally 'recommend", but the other side of that coin is that when your insurance company wants a survey before they will continue your coverage, and the surveyor will use the ABYC recommendations as the basis for his survey, those 'recommendations' just became mandatory on you if you want to keep your insurance in force.

Not a bad idea, but #3 seems like a better idea: >>(3) Add a backup Real Time Clock with it's own coin cell battery to > >>allow using the clock in a portable application and allow the clock to > >>be shipped while running.

Got canvas coin bags from my local bank filled them with sand and lowered them one at a time with line each one a subsequent number. Used it for 18 years. Bert Kehren In a message dated 1/29/2014 8:46:29 P.M.

The backup battery is a single standard CR2032-style lithium 3V coin cell. To open the case there are 3 torx head screws. One in the bottom center (T10 size) and two at the back plastic feet (T20 size). With the screws our, I started the opening process by prying with a small screwdriver in the cracks between the plastic front panel and the case.

Dr.Frank KS also have newer A5 board now with normal SRAM and coin lithium cell. You can find photo of it on KS parts store site.

. > > Here's my attempt at a coin using the new metaballs() function in the > BOSL2 library for OpenSCAD.