I've got to do slope cards for a client.
Anyone out there just use excel with a heavy stock paper and a laser printer?
I hate to spend $50 for a 100 pack and have 75 of them sit for another 5 years till I have to do it again.
TIA
While I have done slope staking on several projects over the years and have even taught others how to find and mark catch points, daylight points, etc. But I have never even heard of slope cards for a client.
I've seen paper plate dishes used
Or you could bring the file into a print shop and have them do it. Then you won;t have those 75 sheets of hard board paper lying about for 5 years, or have to buy a laser-jet printer (which I'm assuming you would as you asked if anyone had one).
I just use a henway!!!!
Geezer;-)
hey Geezer
What's a henweigh?
A lathe? Kind of big and bulky to write on, isn't it?
(Surveyors' favorite misspelling typo next to parole) 😉
> A lathe? Kind of big and bulky to write on, isn't it?
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> (Surveyors' favorite misspelling typo next to parole) 😉
I knew somebody was going to catch that sooner or later
hey Geezer
ABOUT 4 POUNDS:'(
> I've got to do slope cards for a client.
> Anyone out there just use excel with a heavy stock paper and a laser printer?
> I hate to spend $50 for a 100 pack and have 75 of them sit for another 5 years till I have to do it again.
>
> TIA
What exactly is your question?
Ralph
No