📐 Versatile and Precise Ship Curve Set – Westcott SC-66 (Set of 6), Clear Review

So I'm rating them pretty low due to mold line burrs and needle points making some edges less comfortable to use. not entirely useless with a little work i can get them to sniff. But I didn't pay for that. (for me, so the producers work). Maybe I should pay $30 an hour for the time I spend making them better.

This ship arch set still has a small ridge where the plastic sprue is attached to the ship arch. You have to carefully cut them with a razor blade and then gently sand the surface with 220 grit sandpaper, which should have been done at the factory

If you want these curves to draw long, smooth lines, have fine sandpaper handy so you can try drawing these curves like this to make them look like they should be. was in first place. In some places where the edges are not square, burrs need to be removed, and in other places, smooth notches are required. There is no quality control on these curves and the plastic is poor quality and breaks easily.

Given the high price of a fashion ruler set for designing and modifying patterns, this is a bargain. Ship curves, yes I decided to try? What a find. They are sufficient for all types of cornering. Since they are translucent and sometimes hard to find on my editing table, I took a permanent marker and traced the edges and also numbered them to make them easy to find. They don't have size markings, of course, but I rarely, if ever, need them. I planned to use them temporarily until deciding if it

I was just trying to find some sweeps to clean up my hand drawn renderings and came across them. I like the size difference and the fact that they are heavy. I have these for cars and buildings, but I'll try the ship. why is it wrong I saw another set and it had two pieces that were under the foot but you can do more with this set. The larger ones are 2 feet long, and the set I personally saw was only a foot long and cost $40 for just two. It seems template prices keep going up. C-Thru is a…