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I just checked, you are correct, guess I better back up my copy somewhere safe! However I noticed they have a printer driver download page, have you checked there?

Odd, I'm running 12.2 and I just had to re-download onyx 6 months ago and it worked fine.

If you create an onyx account on their website, you should be able to log in and download what you need.

We do a lot of work for a local hospital, the people I usually deal with are great and understand the PO process. But every once in a while a new person will take it upon themselves to order their own signs and I end up having to walk them through their own processes. "No that's a purchase...

One of my local plastic suppliers has 1/2" solid PVC sheet, its not foamed in the middle, weighs a ton and machines beautifully, but if I remember correctly, it's no cheaper than 1/2" thick acrylic so there is no real reason to use it.

1" overlap is best, that material shrinks a bunch

My understanding is that the US doesn't have the ability to produce enough domestic aluminum to meet demand, and as a result has to import most of their aluminum, mostly from Canada. When the aluminum tariffs were announced, most of us up here were scratching our heads, why would you tariff...

I would look at using 0.5" thick foam core, it's cheap, very rigid and won't bow under its own weight like PVC or ACM

Could you process your decals in "sheets" like 11x17 sheets with as many die cut decals on them as you can fit, then perf cut the sheets out on your plotter? We do this for some clients, saves a.bunch of time cutting and packing decals individually, and still has a nice organized final product.

We buy something called "washi tape" from a tape distributor here, it is sold to body shops, sticks really well and doesn't leave any residue. Only costs $2.99 a roll as well.

We are able to do short runs on our epson s80600, we use our summa f1612 to kiss cut the decals then cut them into long strips and splice them together and roll them up. You can make batches of 1000 or 2000 pretty easily. Note if the client is going to be applying them by machine my method...

Would a textured floor laminate mounted onto printed removable wall vinyl work?

We outsource a ton of bronze plaques to Gemini, at any given time I have 5-10 projects with them, I do the design and send it off, and usually they will blind ship to my client.

I agree, buying them retail and adding 50% would still be less expensive then spending the time to recreate them for sure!

You mentioned it happened 3 times for this file, did the issue happen at the exact same point in the graphic on each? Could be a corrupt file, or the file was corrupted in the rip. I've had encoder strip issues before and it is more gradual than that, it would misalign by a small amount each...

can you post a photo? MDF can be carved & painted, however the porous edges need to be sealed and sanded smooth, you can buy a "filler primer" that has a very high solids in it, you give it 2-3 coats of that with sanding in between and it should come out nice. But keep in mind MDF is basically...

I'm not doubting the talent of a good graphic designer, but I've seen some logos that clients paid $10,000 + for and I really don't see what makes it worth so much more than something off Fiverr. perhaps years in this business have made me a jaded pessimist, but most of the general public can't...

Up here a company called All Graphic Supplies has rolls of house brand vinyl for $99 per roll. I would contact BigfishDM I'm sure he has something.

You might be better to do a video showing the steps of applying a decal and put in on your website.

The epson inks seem to scratch fairly easily. the Latex machines have much better scratch resistance but at a lower quality finished product. You can get cheap laminate with no UV properties for around $80/roll, it wouldn't add too much to the cost, probally less expensive then checking for...