PSI Pen Instructions On CD

[Randy_]

I don't know if this will be of interest to many people; but I just noticed that PSI is now selling a CD with printable instructions for all of their kits. You can print the instructions directly from the web site; but some folks might find it handy to have them on a CD??

http://www.pennstateind.com/store/pkins064.html

 

[BigguyZ]

$10??? [:0]

For that price, it better have picture tutorials for each pen. I'll stick to the $0 downloads.

 

[wayneis]

Thats good for people who don't know computers but for others you can buy a dvd or cd and download the instructions and burn a copy and even update as needed if you use re-writeable disks.

 

[Mudder]

Originally posted by BigguyZ
<br />$10??? [:0]

For that price, it better have picture tutorials for each pen. I'll stick to the $0 downloads.

Originally posted by wayneis
<br />Thats good for people who don't know computers but for others you can buy a dvd or cd and download the instructions and burn a copy and even update as needed if you use re-writeable disks.

One thing is being overlooked here. You guys are saying that your time is worth nothing. For me; the hour or so I would spend searching for, downloading, and burning to CD (which is not free) is worth more to me than the $10.00 that the premade CD costs.

It depends on how you want to look at it but either way there is a cost involved, you need to determine which way is "cheaper" for you.

 

[hughbie]

hell guys, i keep a 3 ring binder down in my shop, with page protectors i keep instructions for every type of pen i make. besides, if i want updates, then i get new instructions with every pen. of course, if i was wealthy enough to have a computer/laptop down in my shop, it might be different....but the paper copies works for me