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I'm deep in it on this one. I've got a client having their building dedication May 20th with a commemorative plaque, and due to me not understanding Gemini's quote I did not understand that they had inverted the layout until I got the proof yesterday. Now they say I need to go bigger, change...

I'm not sure what size these are and what software you're using but CorelDraw has a Corners tool that lets you set a radius as small as .01" and rounds your sharp corners. It's not perfect but it usually only chokes if there's two nodes right on top of each other. I put a radius on just about...

Our local Fire Dept has round black vinyl tables in their lounge area that are going to be used for eating. They want an 18" round "In Memory of" graphic in the center of each. I don't think decals would be a good long term solution with the grain of the surface plus the wear and cleaning...

Thanks y'all!

We had a bunch of Yeti tumblers engraved. Most looked great but a few came back like this - The rest are as shiny as that little scratch in the forehead (ahem...) I'm thinking the lettering might be passable if I could get the main parts of the bird shining. Anybody had to fix something like this?

Bill are you saying you feel that silicone on the stud in the 5/8" decking would be sufficient to hold these? I'm thinking that if I used these, since these are only 14" letters, I'd probably just need one of these on the top and another on the bottom, and the rest of the studs could just have...

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Yeah oops!! It's not R or PBR - it's horizontal! Those are side views

I cannot get to the other side. It's new construction but nobody thought about the lettering until the nth hour so there's drywall up inside. Do I need to tell them they either need to open the drywall up or we need to use rails? I've done plenty of acrylic or plastic lettering with just a...

Just to clarify, are you asking what 49Pppl means? (and just to clarify, I have no idea what 49Pppl means, never seen anything like it)

I'm not sure which is the lesser of too weevils - I'm installing 14" stainless fabricated letters w/ closed backs 1" deep plus 2" spacing. Putting the studs in the valleys seems like it makes more sense, but will it make the drill template much harder to use? Drilling on the peaks I just need...

I just told Wensco I had a bad roll and they replaced it without so much as a blink. To clarify, I am having no issues on any other rolls of materials.

Thanks for the quick reply!

I ordered some photography lighting stands from amazon without paying much attention - when I got them they were "Amazon Basics" brand I thought if they're shoving their way into something as niche as lighting stands—everybody's fucked.

20' into a roll of Arlon 4600. Inks and optimizer are in warranty. Anyone have an (informed) opinion about whether this would fail prematurely? I'm in a crunch unfortunately. This is supposed to be a solid color. The only saving grace is that it's covering a van window and supposed to match...

Existing customer - nobody knows who did the sign originally - what do I need for this? Apparently it got sucked out in a storm.

That's a pretty elegant solution - makes me wish the sign WAS double sided! :D

Hey all, I dug around a bit but I'm not sure how to approach this. I've got a 3'x4' 6mm alupanel sign going on a couple of fiberon 4x4 sleeves. I've done lots of signs more or less like this, but they've always been roadside so a few discrete fasteners were no big deal. This sign though is...

In HP production manager when looking at job settings there's this button. No mention of it anywhere in documentation, and haven't found anything about it on the internet either. After 5 years I finally bothered to click it. It's a flucking ad. Takes you to their website.

I see what you're saying but the printer knows when the substrate detaches from the core. It doesn't need the counter to know if there's still material on the roll.