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    Survey: Mayline or Tsquare?

    By bryan boyer
    Oct 15, '04 5:49 PM EST

    Just curious, am I the only one who still uses a Tsquare?

    Is it true?



     
    • 8 Comments

    • design geek-girl

      no, you're not alone...

      Oct 15, 04 5:52 pm  · 
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      Gabriel Duarte

      Bryan,
      This is Gabriel from TU Delft's weblog writing...
      I'll be in Boston/NY after Oct. 24 doing some research and visiting friends at GSD.
      It would be great if we could meet, and introduce the first 'joint-post' of all this school-blog thing.
      Send me an e-mail if you think it's a good idea.
      gabnduarte@hotmail.com
      Greetings from Holland!


      Oct 15, 04 10:37 pm  · 
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      david basulto

      i just love those small metallic rulers....
      and buying an expensive t square was the stupidest thing i've ever done...along with buying a 10 piece technical pens set when i entered school :P

      Oct 18, 04 12:21 am  · 
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      MADianito

      i use t square to turn on the lights in studio or to keep away people from fresh glue models or something...drawing with it?? oh yeah that could be a good idea if i had enough time to....

      Oct 18, 04 7:33 am  · 
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      Andy from Syracuse

      Mayline. T squares are for things like cropping your plots and smacking the guy at the next desk.

      Oct 18, 04 7:50 am  · 
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      David Cuthbert

      T-squares are the ultimate weapons against Engineers - one gets outta hand an' "twack" right in the kisser

      They also make excellent cricket bats..."howz daaaaaaaat?"

      Oct 18, 04 3:12 pm  · 
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      Tom Denney

      Here at I.I.T. we are made to mechanically draft for all of second year,(we were first year also). This is the construction details year of the Mies system of education. Mechanically drafting, and before I say this I know it is up for debate, helps IN MY OPINION to serve the purpose of getting you to work through a problem, so when your boss tells you to go work out the full-height door and transome opening at the front and back of a custom house you can do it in a reasonable amount of time. I'd love to see some hand drafted work on this site and maybe the blogs are a good place to show them off.

      Oct 19, 04 7:53 am  · 
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      P K

      I still have a pack of Dimeglio lying around, too, Bryan. ;)

      Dec 15, 04 4:52 am  · 
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