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Why do you have to go that route? Why not take photos and measurements?

Flexi is expensive! I would've filed an insurance claim. Especially if used for business.

1mm pvc

Advice I gave my three sons. Wherever you get employment always strive to do better than anyone else there. Keep yourself at the top. If a higher position becomes available you can only trust that you'll be looked upon as the one to fill that position. NEVER be late without an honest excuse and...

.40? sure that's not .040

We use 1" double-sided banner tape to hem. 36" finished size on a 38" roll is ideal. If a 60" is requested and it's a 1 off we'll just trim off as needed. If a large number we might talk the customer into a 61" finished size to save time in the trimming/hemming process. We often have oversized...

13oz. will likely have the image bleed thru to the other side i.e. you'd see a little of side A on the B side. All our double-sided are 18oz.

Futura of some sort? Serenity Bold Italic

We have 10 employees 3 - sales 2- designers 1 - IT & Print Tech 1 - Production/Vehicle Install 1 - Production Off site installer 1 - Accountant/Sales 1 - Owner Operator/Sales We use trello to track jobs and we use antiquated accounting software for invoices and such. Manual time punch clock...

Same here. Different printer and plotter but yeah we have to "ink" in the registration marks and put transfer tape along the perimeter to get the plotter to read all.

Transfer tape not sticking could be more of an issue with humidity. Our shop is anywhere between 65F and 75F. We don't bother with any dehumidifier, hasn't been an issue in the 17yrs I've been with the co.

Design PC should be exporting for print to a "Hot folder" linked to the Flexi RIP. That eliminates the need to "open" the file and print. We have a dedicated PC for the Flexi RIP. All designers export their files the hot folder for print. The Print Tech can then manage priorities and/or what...

We do winter installs all the time. Oh wait, today's high calls for 75°F. Hasn't snowed here in over 30 years.

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I thought pdf has a limit of something like 250". If all vector try eps. Otherwise an rgb tiff around 72 dpi.

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Agree. There is "print ready" vector files but they may not be "cut ready". A vector shape with a fill & oultine/stroke for example will be cut as two shapes or an unwanted "double-cut". Print ready may use white that may not be needed for cut. Gets complicated but...just saying

I'd say some sort of SignDNA font

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1. I have slat wall behind my desk. One day I was chugging away at designing and all of a sudden I see this snake slowly slivering thru the slats right behind my monitor. 2. Our A/C wasn't working, went to check outside circuit breaker panel and a snake was coiled up inside. 3. I'm plugging away...