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Glad you have it all figured out. If you don't get the "atta boy" you expect and will take feedback personally, I would suggest not posting for potential criticism ESPECIALLY when trying to compare yourself to one of the best designers that frequents this board.

7k in profit only goes so far, even with everything paid off!

This.

Ugh...another "this is what my customer wanted, so I am not going to argue" response. Then why post it for critique?

Curious...if the OP was told "it will cost you $350, that includes a 35% discount to the trade" would he think that was too high? Honestly sounds like you don't have a grasp of how much stuff costs, if you did, you would realize the fact the price is solid and the fact you were told " I think...

Wow, you still don't seem to get it. $250 seems like a great price. Consider the alternative, even if you COULD rent a lift for 2 hours @ $75/hr (doubtful, but let's consider it.) How much time is it going to take you to haul your signs to the install location, go get the lift, tow it to the...

You are completely missing the point. The reason they look so mechanical looking and the the subject manner is so "uninspired" is EXACTLY the point. I would submit the point of these pieces is to do nothing but show off technical skill. I would also bet your reply "why not just take a...

Unreal. Get it? "unreal" snap!

Ours should be finished installing today, we upgraded from a gerber m3000.

Gino, you are usually so spot on in your thinking. But...what benefit could you possibly get from your long time customer by refusing to give him the art, (AFTER he paid you a "vectorizing" fee) no matter whether you think it appropriate or not?

I still can't get over a lot of the short sighted thinking many shops have when troubled by "handing over artwork". I know it mostly applies to smaller shops and as I've said many times, I can see why a small shop wouldn't want to simply hand over a file their customer can then go have printed...

I dunno, I heard one of the guys came home to portland with a brand new truck. Just saying.

If you are gonna put the "round" part of the drone in front of the "O" seems you should either do one or the other, not both. (either lose the letter "O" completely or don't obscure it) That said if you do lose the letter O I think your font either needs to tie more closely to the shape of the...

You da man Mosh!

Partnerships CAN work, some of the best decisions we have made are because either myself or my business partner brought a new perspective to a decision the other didn't think of. As we are a new business getting everything started was the toughest part for us, and negotiating buy/sell...

I don't like both P's being the same at all. Also, I think the font you chose for "design" is way too mechanical and stiff looking to marry up well with the letters above. Try something more simple, perhaps extended? Would also suggest making your line embellishments tie in more with the...

Just curious how many of you bigger shops out there use large guillotine cutters? We are thinking about purchasing a used one any advice on things to look for, good sizes, features, benefits etc would be appreciated. Thoughts?

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Mac mini! We have 2 of em for our Caldera rips, run great and don'[t need anything beefier.

Most of these are so obvious, but glad to see they lncluded that northwest airlines logos. One of my all time faves. Brilliant.