Where did you guys get these?
Eaton Inside Sticker
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http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=eaton+inside+decal
Amazing that there google thing . . . :beer:
Amazing that there google thing . . . :beer:
Thanks 
PM Edz.
He can set people up with these A LOT cheaper than ClubGP.
Mosconiac
He can set people up with these A LOT cheaper than ClubGP.
Mosconiac
In effect, then, its effect can be seen to be affecting more than grammar...
ill post picture tomorrow
"this is what it look like"
E-mail me if you want one, usually $5 or less including shipping.
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Mine looks a little different. I think edz might look better. :shrug:
Yours looks a lot better. It actually matches the Intel font.
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here's mine:
I wanted to use the ClubGP "eaton inside" sticker, but I thought it was just too big.
I needed something a bit more subtle, so I created my own version, which is attached below. You can use the same file to have your own cut (in any size/solor you wish, of course).
I started with a copy of the official "intel inside" logo from intel and replaced the appropriate letters by...
...using the "d" to create an "a" (chopped off the top half of the leg on the "d"), using the "e" to create an "o" (by just closing the loop on the "e") and reusing the "e", "t" and "n".
This has to be the most accurate version you can get, nothing was ad-libbed, everything was formed from the original letters.
If you want, you can brush out the (R) in the loop, I left it in.
Just take the file to a signmaker and have them cut a vinyl version in any color/size you require.
Have fun, Mosconiac
I needed something a bit more subtle, so I created my own version, which is attached below. You can use the same file to have your own cut (in any size/solor you wish, of course).
I started with a copy of the official "intel inside" logo from intel and replaced the appropriate letters by...
...using the "d" to create an "a" (chopped off the top half of the leg on the "d"), using the "e" to create an "o" (by just closing the loop on the "e") and reusing the "e", "t" and "n".
This has to be the most accurate version you can get, nothing was ad-libbed, everything was formed from the original letters.
If you want, you can brush out the (R) in the loop, I left it in.
Just take the file to a signmaker and have them cut a vinyl version in any color/size you require.
Have fun, Mosconiac
Thanks and nice work ;-)
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