how do yoyu mark them
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We also purchased the plastic discs to cover the numbers. This way they are re-useable.
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We purchased a large bag of black eye dried beans at Walmart to use at our large event with these. You can use whatever you want...
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It comes with a plate to send in for engravings. It will fit over that spot you are pointing out. The plate has adhesive on the back.
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You move the sign piece after each letter. Mine came with an instructional video, but you can also find demo videos to watch on youtube before you buy.
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Teh ones I have are a couple of years old. They do not have markings. They are holding up well.
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The photo is pretty accurate. If you'd like to see more photos of them, I'm selling them in gift chopstick carriers on my Etsy site and have several photos there in different lighting.Here's a link to my shop:www.etsy.com/shop/kktheduck
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the instruction came in Japanese , here the instruction in English:1. Insert (2) Batteries2.Power unit ON with on/off switch3. place coin on top of white plate and press down button4.Watch it in action as the coin is swiped into the machine
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You can use normal ones. The best ones to use are the expo neon markers. They're pretty cheap on amazon.
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Make a upside u shape and hold the tips with each hand. Hold the product against your skin. Just use light pressure. (the picture is a good example). Roll the tips back and forth in your fingers and at the same time move the product up and down. When I bought the product, you tube helped!
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Yes you can mark paper with it. It's small to fit onto golf balls. Although it really doesn't work on golf balls. It smudges.
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I think of them as a concentrated, lipstick consistency watercolors. I've used them by just applying them directly to my project or by watering them down with water. When stamping, I directly apply them to the stamp then lightly spritz the stamp with water and stamp. The results are soft but vibrant. There are tons of great videos on YouTube. That's were I learned to use the product.
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First you have mark the lowest location on the guages, by turning them down by hand then with a piece of tape mark the location with a pin, try to be as a curate as possible on your markings. Then you can begin your disassembly of your cluster. Reinstalling the needles, you must insert the needles at a 12 clock position and then turning them clock wise slowly and gently try and get the new guages back to your markings on the tape,and you are done and don't worry if you pass your marking just repeat the process until you obtain the proper location. I used the blue painters tape and the soldering kit that is offered with the step motors.hope this will help you out. Good luck First you have mark the lowest location on the guages, by turning them down by hand then with a piece of tape mark the location with a pin, try to be as a curate as possible on your markings. Then you can begin your disassembly of your cluster. Reinstalling the needles, you must insert the needles at a 12 clock position and then turning them clock wise slowly and gently try and get the new guages back to your markings on the tape,and you are done and don't worry if you pass your marking just repeat the process until you obtain the proper location. I used the blue painters tape and the... » Read More First you have mark the lowest location on the guages, by turning them down by hand then with a piece of tape mark the location with a pin, try to be as a curate as possible on your markings. Then you can begin your disassembly of your cluster. Reinstalling the needles, you must insert the needles at a 12 clock position and then turning them clock wise slowly and gently try and get the new guages back to your markings on the tape,and you are done and don't worry if you pass your marking just repeat the process until you obtain the proper location. I used the blue painters tape and the soldering kit that is offered with the step motors.hope this will help you out. Good luck « Show Less
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After you decide on placement, hold the design paper firmly, design side toward the surface, as you rub over each letter with the edge of a smooth coin. Be sure to rub over every tiny bit of it - you can gently lift the paper to be sure all of the letters edges have completely transferred. If not, put the paper back in place & go over it again with the coin. My walls are textured, so it took a little extra time to get all the flourishes done, but it looks great! Would be much easier. & faster on a smooth surface. Hope this helps!
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The instructions on the back are all in Japanese but there are plenty videos on youtube that show you how to make them &gt; http://youtu.be/JWf3q4fGKK4
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these silver finish taiyo yuden blank media as far as i know are not printable they are a shiny smooth surface not a matted surface Reggie
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Yes, A Sharpie (or similar) marker works fine. I highly recommend these CDR's. I've used many hundreds of them in my studio, and have never had a bad burn, or, with reasonable care, have a copy refuse to play in subsequent years.
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They are listed in numbers,just scroll through using the forward and rewind buttons,i dont think theres a way to label them,just by numbers.... Hope this helps
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Yes you can mark a focus point on this follow focus device. It's one of the very best I've ever used in every way. By the way, you can also lock in a focus or zoom range and change the tension of the move or focus control. Good unit!