Full Size Track Plan

[kelticsylk]

Rather than redo that whole 8.5" x 11" puzzle tiles I did the last time, I went with a full size 36" x 192". I had heard it was possible, and a guy at Staples seemed to agree with me, but told me to call back Monday to speak to The Guy.. Today I spoke with The Guy and he said "We are not able to do that".

Where did you get you full size plans printed at?
Did they have a maximum length they would print?

I REALLY don't want to go the puzzle route again.

[Scottl]

The printers probably have some memory limit that puts a ceiling on the length, but if you go to a banner printer, they are probably more used to the idea of really long prints.

[Dave Schneider]

I have had them printed at FedEx Kinkos. It was 75 cents a square foot. The plotter size (width) determines one dimension and the paper roll length the other. I doubt that memory will be a big issue since it is mainly lines, but I could be wrong.

Best wishes, Dave

[kelticsylk]

Thank you. I'll try Kinko's tomorrow morning.

I appreciate the help.

[aikorob]

If you know any builders/architechts,  ask where they get blueprints done----those shops usually have large plotters.
Another option is the folks who do vehicle graphics

[VonRyan]

Rather than redo that whole 8.5" x 11" puzzle tiles I did the last time, I went with a full size 36" x 192". I had heard it was possible, and a guy at Staples seemed to agree with me, but told me to call back Monday to speak to The Guy.. Today I spoke with The Guy and he said "We are not able to do that".

Where did you get you full size plans printed at?
Did they have a maximum length they would print?

I REALLY don't want to go the puzzle route again.

Find your nearest FedEx/Kinkos. The plotter at the one near me was able to print my 36"x80" plan in one continuous sheet so i'm sure yours would be just as simple.


-Cody F.