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I haven't read that one. Drive by Dan Pink is good. We just had a company lunch where each person was asked to bring 3 ideas with them to help improve our efficiency(there are nine of us at our shop). Next month, we're going to set aside a day to have a "FedEx Day"(google it) to implement...

Cool! Do you find that you have to protect the sign face from getting scuffed/scarred by the pieces on the rack that hold the sign in place? How big of a sign can you put in there(height x width)? How thick? Is a pan face too thick?

I might have the opportunity to buy a truck or van from a glass company at a good price. They have racks on them for carrying glass and I was thinking that might be a pretty good fit for a shop truck. We could just throw a 4'x8' sign in the rack and the posts on the truck(or on the roof rack...

That's interesting. I've never considered that vegetarians rely on meat eaters to survive.

Is that a typo? There were 52 sign shops in your market, Fred?

Nice! I'm working on a similar Christmas gift for my father-in-law - a model replica of his old race car. As it turns out, he had a firebird on the hood and I haven't been able to find one yet. Where did you get that one?

Thanks. Have you sold many? Are your clients happy with them?

We have three Graphtec plotters that need some TLC - new blade holders, cut strips and blades. I was a little surprised at how much a new OEM blue top blade holder costs($105 each). If I just needed one, it wouldn't be that big of deal but since I'm buying three, I'm looking around to see what...

We've always gone the kitty litter route. I'd hate to see the results of a Phase I Environmental report on bob's denim rich property. Maybe this explains how he's been able to breed cow horses?

Gene does awesome work at a great price and supports Signs101 as a merchant member.

We needed to outsource an ADA order(about 140 signs) for a tight turnaround project. I found C&C Engraving in the Merchant Member area at Signs101 and I sent Gene the quote request which he responded to very quickly. I ordered a couple of samples to make sure that the quality, finishes, etc...

Paneled like a globe, maybe? I know that's going to create seams that will probably be seen but I don't know who else you could do it.

We built one and use it everyday. It's tougher than you might think. We ended up having about $10k in our 5' x 12' table.

The design studio doesn't work on the iPad.

I wouldn't even have known what a luthier was until this weekend when I happened to read an article in the local paper about one(the only one) in town. Here's a link if you're interested: http://www.c-ville.com/years-in-the-making-the-silent-thrill-of-being-a-luthier/#.UI5_nYaDl8E Good luck!

Wow!

www.originalwraps.com at 500 Corporate Circle Suite O Golden, CO 80401 doesn't appear to be a very big operation: http://www.bing.com/maps/default.aspx?encType=1&where1=500+Corporate+Circle%2c+Golden%2c+CO+80401&cp=39.719921~-105.192337&FORM=MIRE1 edit - you have to go to the "bird's eye" view...

We had a 5 x 10 AXYZ with a rotary tool changer, 2nd Z axis and vacuum hold down. It was(and still is, even though we sold it) a great machine. I also went to one of Dan Sawatzky's workshops and he had a MultiCam. It seemed equally well built. I think it really comes down to who you're...

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Very nice, Phillip!