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11-23-1999, 11:06 AM #1
Michael Hall, Sequim WA
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custom showers/showerheads
What do you do for 3D showerhead(s)in custom showers?
Mike Hall
San Diego
[This message has been edited by fitz (edited 23 November 1999).]
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11-25-1999, 04:00 PM #2
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2-D CAD in an elevation or free hand on layout for now but I bet Jay Palmer or some of the SDU guys will make some before long. Otherwise you make some with tiny soffits.
Happy "tiled screens" !
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David J. Potter
Austin, Texas
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11-26-1999, 02:12 PM #3
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Awe come on David! He said 3-D....
I've been useing a 2D can block for any elevations or plan work, and three primatives for the 3d. Crude but lets 'em know where it is in the shower.
JAY!!! Help
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11-28-1999, 07:02 AM #4
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On second thought, it just occured to me to use Jay's existing HoseBib as a shower head. Hey, it's puts water out and in the right direction right? The faucet handel may need explaining, but if a customer doesn't get a kick out of that maybe they aren't worth havieng.
Also, deleting extra lines in layout is much easier than drawing it froms scratch.
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