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If you have a convention center near you and can get in with event coordinators, you might be able to get a steady stream of business from people who set up booths. At one point, I was thinking of constructing a generic kiosk display. A simple PVC frame wrapped in fabric with a laptop, a...

I doubt it, but I bet the engineers have thought of something to prevent it. Maybe the unit warms up? Or maybe there are just limitations on outdoor use. It just looks cool to me. I'd love to work on one of these systems.

Yeah, I wouldn't want to rely on these to show me the way to the emergency exits, that's for sure! But, what about as extra spice to channel letters? What about projecting onto the sidewalk outside of a bar? Las Vegas is probably all over this stuff.

What do you think about projected signage? What do you think? Have you had any experience with these? Would you be interested in trying some out? Do you see a reason why this is a dead end? Is projected signage the future?

Totally doable. You could do horizontal or vertical tiles. If you're concerned with wear and tear, you might consider using a floor lamination. That stuff is thick and designed to take a beating. This will change how you tile the prints, but it will probably make the application more...

Looks like they attached those with studs. I'd suggest you do the same.

You have to grasp for the word stupid? Hahaha... yeah, I bet you would.

The word you are grasping for is "stature". Come and take it.

BARTER WITH IT. Barter: (verb) to trade by exchanging one commodity for another : to trade goods or services in exchange for other goods or services You can barter with silver or gold. Also, you don't know what the word "illustrious" means. That's not true. Oh, you mean all I do is post...

Yes. So, you already know what I am saying is true. Then, why are you disagreeing with me? Yes, because that's all it is. Sure, why not? Commodities are not prone to hyperinflation, because they have to be extracted and refined. It is harder to get an ounce of Silver out of the ground than...

I'm not giving anyone financial advice, and I'm not betting all my chips that silver will go to the moon. But, what I am saying is that silver has a more or less static relative value as a commodity. It is a rare metal, it has practical uses and it is recognized as one of the iconic money...

Silver is worth more today than it was this time yesterday, last week, last month, 6 months ago, 1 year ago, 5 years ago, 10 years ago and 15 years ago.

Spot price of silver is $32.49 per ounce right now.

Oh, hey, I never thought of that. We will save a ton of money by not having to order cast vinyl anymore. Who needs anything that will last 8-10 years when no one will be alive in 8-10 years to see it fail. Calendared will do for most people's whole life! Although, once the ozone layer is...

Whenever a new DBA is filed, a classified ad used to be taken out as a way to publicly notify the world that this new business exists and what it does. These are brand new businesses, and they might not have explored all of their signage options yet. Getting in touch with these people early on...

Hard to believe that we used to put (in today's dollars) $2.25 worth of silver in each dime.

On a totally unrelated note, silver spot price is right around $30 per oz. 4 years ago today it was about $17 per oz. ...if spot means anything to you.

Definitely no Vaseline. My gut tells me that once you get Vaseline in print nozzles you will never, ever get it out. Victor had the answer I'd give. Set your automatic cleanings up and let them do what they do. If you're talking about mothballing the printer for a few months or more, then...

I have problems getting good registration with some of my reflective films. I just cut out little white vinyl squares and strips and put them down on the inside of the angle and the outside. That way, the line itself doesn't move at all.

I might have your solution. Okay, so remember that your printer and the computer you sent the file from are two different entities. If you're like me, then you send the file to a RIP software, and then release the ripped file to the printer. I'm guessing that every now and then you realize...