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		<title>By: KellyCraig</title>
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		<description>Some of us have imagination, but lack certain artistic skills.  That&#039;s me. However, I&#039;d be a terrible hunter without tools (e.g., hunting rifles, bazookas, Safeway, etc.).  Similarly, there are things called copy machines, stencil machines and - opaque projectors.

I bought my first opaque projector thirty years ago. I only paid about eighty for it. Interestingly, I could now sell it for a tidy profit. I wont though. It allows me to steal from the best (after their dead and the copyright has expired too, of course).  In fact, projectors have helped me so much I had three, until recently, when I sold one (remember that tidy profit thing, okay, I&#039;d picked it up at a garage sale a year before).

I&#039;ve used my little opaque projector to project a belt buckle onto paper, then transfer it to a window.  It worked wonderfully.

A few years back I picked up a large, very high quality projector for five dollars, as a swap meet. It was an old school unit and the optics are remarkable. The go well beyond my little unit.  I&#039;d always wanted one, but at fifteen hundred or more, it wasn&#039;t going to happen anytime soon for this hobbyist.  So keep your eyes out (eBay, a wanted ad on craigslist, etc) if you want to open some very large doors.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Some of us have imagination, but lack certain artistic skills.  That&#8217;s me. However, I&#8217;d be a terrible hunter without tools (e.g., hunting rifles, bazookas, Safeway, etc.).  Similarly, there are things called copy machines, stencil machines and &#8211; opaque projectors.</p>
<p>I bought my first opaque projector thirty years ago. I only paid about eighty for it. Interestingly, I could now sell it for a tidy profit. I wont though. It allows me to steal from the best (after their dead and the copyright has expired too, of course).  In fact, projectors have helped me so much I had three, until recently, when I sold one (remember that tidy profit thing, okay, I&#8217;d picked it up at a garage sale a year before).</p>
<p>I&#8217;ve used my little opaque projector to project a belt buckle onto paper, then transfer it to a window.  It worked wonderfully.</p>
<p>A few years back I picked up a large, very high quality projector for five dollars, as a swap meet. It was an old school unit and the optics are remarkable. The go well beyond my little unit.  I&#8217;d always wanted one, but at fifteen hundred or more, it wasn&#8217;t going to happen anytime soon for this hobbyist.  So keep your eyes out (eBay, a wanted ad on craigslist, etc) if you want to open some very large doors.</p>
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