what is the tool that goes with the letters?
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It's basically a soldiering iron. Buy a wood burning kit that has one in it. Amazon Walmart lowes has them for 15-20$.
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Walnut hollow makes a wood burning tool with changeable tips that screw in. These letters work with it.
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There are cutouts in the back of the letters so they can be hung on a nail. This is the route I went although it does take a significant amount of time to get them level given the cut out is at different levels in each letter. The letters also come with the materials to hang them from a ribbon.
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The Alignment tool is for the tweezer soldering iron. You place it over the tips and slightly twist until the two soldering tips align when closed.
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I'm not sure, but I found these letters to be smaller than expected and the magnets not as large.
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You move the sign piece after each letter. Mine came with an instructional video, but you can also find demo videos to watch on youtube before you buy.
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You get one of of each letter of the Alphabet, You get numbers 0 through 9, with the !@#$%^&*() , and +_{}|":?><<>?, back space, enter, shift, caps lock, shift,
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I'm not quite sure. Standard lettering, I would guess calibri or times new roman.
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Yes. Kind of. See this thread for the letter distributions.http://boardgamegeek.com/thread/459128/letter-distribution
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It would be too time-consuming to list all of the letters, but rest assured there are a lot of them! The instruction manual comes with a list of possible words, which must be more than 100 total. I selected a word I knew I would remember from the list, and it's pretty easy to operate using that word. I recommend it.
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I have no info on the one shown in the photo, but Gerber has a tool that is 100x better. Check out the Gerber 22-41770 Artifact Pocket Keychain Tool
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I believe it's called the reading pen. It's used with the Leapfrog books and reds out loud by touching the words.
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Steve, you don't really need a tool. A small tip screwdriver or the tip of a cartridge will work just fine. When I was in the Army there were no tools on the market and I cannot see spending hard earned money on something that is not needed.
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Any paper is fine. You can transfer the font or shapes to a chalkboard and trace it after its cut.
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Hi, I personally have not ordered additional letters, however, look for the manufacturer on Amazon. I love Amazon, I'm pretty sure you can find it here. If not, Google will find it for you. Good luck
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It's pretty strait forward. Use the letters and but the screws in the holes. Lol
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The closest I can find in Microsoft Word is what's called Edwardian Script for the Constitution. I can't find any in the font file that appears close to that used in the Declaration of Independence or Bill of Rights. They're all somewhat similar, but all different. Sorry.
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Yes. Its a little difficult to do. I have to add the letters then cut and paste it on to a file with the other letter but it can be done.