So, they have you want but not at the price you want?
Oh, well...
Quit, then.
It is one solution, but one always does a bit of shopping/asking around for
the best solution. If that's the best solution, I'll take it. But I suspect
the polaroid film itself only costs a few cents, not dollars.
None of us (me, anyway) gives a shit.
I'm sorry to hear that, but maybe you'll find an effective laxative and that
will all change.
Stop whining and
spend what you have to in order to get to your goal or just shut the
**** up.
Well, you seem to give a large enough shit
to post a rude reply.
I don't do that even for the most clueless newbie.
Nobody is obliged to post replies here.
This isn't
please.can.you.help.me.find.some.cheap.polarizing.material,
so when your query yields a good solution, but one which you find
pecuniarily unattractive, don't bitch. Just go away.
A lot of engineering revolves around finding the most cost-effective
solutions to a problem. Somebody said a good engineer can do a job well for
$3 of parts what anyone could do for $30.
There were perfectly good hand-made custom built motor cars before Henry
Ford.
And perfectly good computers before Apple.
There are likewise other solutions to do what I want to do but they are
extremely expensive and far more accurate than I need.
And it isn't a matter of being too mean to stump up cash.
My idea needs the polarised items to rotate - and change speed - pretty
fast, therefore being smaller and lighter reduces the angular inertia.
If any gentlemen/women happen to know any good places in the UK for buying a
bit of polarised film/glass cheaply, that would be absolutely tickety boo if
it is not trouble.
Other types of persons need not bother to give a shit, a ****, or an
irritated reply.
Thanks, K.
