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Someone saw you coming. We pay around $500 to get rid of haz paint waste and that's on the high side. They just burn this stuff afaik.

Crane with a man basket on left side and luffer or fly jib on the front side of the building

Safety clean, I think clean harbors owns them

I'd center up those bullets and get that spacing uniform, little details. Fresh prints also looks far from the by markery studios, both elements kinda hanging on their own IMO.

Yup. Rule #1, don't sell on price. That's what hacks do.

I disagree. Been in a lucrative niche my whole life. Cheap people come and cheap people go. Getting in a segment early gives you time to develop your processes to where new entrants, short of a huge corporation, can't survive competing against you. Big corps tend to stay away from the...

Epson will be next. You all are digging your own grave buying from these companies and all the wholesalers. Good luck to anyone who agrees to be under HPs thumb while they continue to work on cutting you out of the picture altogether.

spent too much money

theres a place for both IMO and those that embrace both will come out on top.

Everyone knows that the weak link in business is employees. You can wish all the fundamentals you want onto people but fact is, you have no control over it. So you either stew, bitch and complain thinking it will create some magic resolution and spin your wheels through the duration of your...

It's not a child's toy when you start seeing Canva experience as a requirement in a large amount of digital art/graphic design job postings. It is being used on a commercial level and looks to be ideal for social media campaigns among other things. It's not a good business strategy to ignore...

Why not just subscribe to canva so you can open the problems in their native program? It's not like it's gonna go away

Even if you could argue for them being luminaires, you still cant pass that cable through a wall AFAIK. You'd have to properly wire to a junction box that is on the other side of the wall (side where sign is mounted) and then hook into that like you do with exterior flood lighting that comes...

Found this, not sure if it helps with your question. Looks like the run in the wall is romex so you'd think that if going through a wall was up to code, that cable would just run from the TV down to the outlet with no junction boxes to transition...

It's only a race to the bottom if you position yourself as a commodity and the cost of entry is not low if you are trying to be a "print shop". It's actually quite the opposite, you have to spend a lot of money in order to make money in that segment. Basic economies of scale. This is why they...

I'm no electrician but have watched some Youtube. This is portable cable and seems like it would violate the NEC if it's used as the homerun or hardwired. Looks like it can be used to plug a sign into an outlet but the NEC 400.7 specifically states portable signs so that might not even be...

I'd assume it's for more vector capability? It's sad to see affinity get bought out but it wasn't going to go anywhere as it was, just like Inkscape. At least Adobe didn't grab it, they need some competition and so does Corel to a lesser extent.

You gotta watch the questionable ones as they come off the printer, not the laminator Burton. What kind of laminator do you have? I have an old Chinese one and can do a full roll in a few minutes including loading it.

Or up your price $10 if it's that big of a deal. All these little fees stand out and annoy people. They're also teaching their customers how to make print ready files, good way to cut yourself out of the whole deal.

It's always about the short term gain, most companies bonus structure is set up this way. Make all you can now because next year they are going to raise the bar and you might not get anything. It's a silly setup but in todays world, everything is about today and the top brass will milk one and...