Can this be used to transfer words or graphics to a painted piece of wooden furniture?
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Yes. I transfer a drawing to a canvas that I want to oil paint. I trace the pattern. Then I use Art carbon transfer paper (buy at dickblick.com (Dick Blick) or any art supply). Lay the carbon transfer paper on your surface and then the pattern on top and trace. The patter will transfer to your wood or canvas.
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If you are crafty you could easily epoxy a peg bar to this, however, it won't replace the ease of moving your drawings the way you can with an animation disc. As far as attaching the peg bar, as far as I can tell this is just poured resin with led's embedded in the mold, so, that should be a snap.
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Yes, as long as you install a newer driver (can be found on the wacom site) on your computer
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It transfers colors! I used the pen to transfer logos onto wooden nickels. (Just make sure it's laser printed and not an ink jet printer.) you can also use xylene (got mine at lowes) if you're going to do mass amounts. The pen did about 75 wooden nickels for me. Whereas the xylene did 100 front and back with about 1/4c.
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I don't think it can. For this purpose, I use a relatively inexpensive piece of software called Paper Valet - http://www.chocksettsoftware.com/papervalet.aspxIt is excellent for this purpose and more, and only $25.
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I run Corels' Paint Shop Pro X which can use Photoshop plug-ins without problem. You do have room to upgrade the graphics card if you want to.
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In short the answer is yes, however since it is erasable on wood it is more erasable on paper depending on the type of paper and how processed it is and how much of a smooth finish or how much if any water proofing wax they used to coat the paper. You can draw out from anything, any kind of pattern but you should use the appropriate transfer paper for your project to get the best results :)
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I would think so. I use mine for mapping keystrokes as a sizzle button and works great. As long as you can input the characters its should work fine. :D
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Preferably a drawing tablet...but a mouse and keyboard will do. A dedicated graphics card would probably be a bit more helpful than the on-board graphics.
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Yes, you can. It is easy to use. But you must have "Adobe Ps", "Corel Painter" or some painting softwares on your computer. I think these painting softwares are a little difficult for your daughter.
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For fine furniture I would probably say no although I have never tried it with high quality paint. It may work fine. It works well for furniture like shabby-chic.
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You have to use a computer a with monitor. I purchased digital art software at around $40 also, but it _might_ work with pre-installed apps on a computer like Windows Paint.
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It would definitely be more difficult than using it on paper, but I'm quite sure that it's doable. Now all of the drawing or handwriting would transfer, I think, but I'm sure that enough of it that you would able to use it to sew/ use as needed.
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Yes the machine is capable of doing all you can draw in the computer. It deals with images treated specifically to be carved. So you can design anything and it will carve them and a way like a dot matrix printer. I used only one type of bits for wood and did many projects some of them calligraphy. the result was always more than expected. In the other hand, it remains very slow, noisy and excel as a hobby only.
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You can use it right out of the box with Microsoft paint or any other program. It is plug and play like a mouse.
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Yes. What you do is select "text" (icon is T). Then you select the font you like; the numbers signify the number of sts in the height of the capital letters (lower case are shorter, of course). Some of the fonts come with options in the height (such as 8 and 13). Now click in the upper L (or wherever you want) of the empty grid and start typing your poem. As to the picture, I think you mean can you scan and import. Yes. Be aware that the piece will come out in several hundred colors (with their appropriate symbols). This will be way too many. Manually condense the colors to simplify and shorten stitching time. I like no more than 25 colors; YMMV. If you keep all the colors, you'll have to use blended needles for some of the colors. (I hate doing this! Ugh. My mom is ok with blended needles...) mb
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Probably not worth the trouble. It would be easier to just use proportional grid lines on a photo of the larger painting.