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Have your attorney contact their insurance. Works wonders and is worth the attorney fee.

Best is what fits your needs and has tech support in the same town. The last bit is important. Before buying anything bring your own files and media to run samples on the printers you chose. If fabrics are not a profit center sub out those occasional jobs.

Cutting into cocktail hour. No no no...I didn't just read that. Oh the horrors. Drastic measures are needed to prevent that kind of insanity.:beer

What is the humidity in the shop? In high humidity media will go out of spec for moisture. This can lead to buckling when heated.

Omigosh how did you ever manage?! Two whole hours? Ohhh noooooo!!!! Are you okay after the ordeal? I'm cringing thinking about the horrors you and your son endured. You are a rock.:D OP exact words: "I do not have time to make anything"

Probably best to talk to an independent PC shop. These are the people that have seen it all and repaired it. It's just like buying a car. Never trust what a salesman says. For any make or model talk to the people that make thier living fixing them.

Unless this is a new profit center/market for you find an FAA approved vendor and have them made. Honestly, I turn away anything to do with aircraft. Too many regulations for materials, sizing blah blah blah...

Make a rough sketch and bring it to your local weld/fab shop. But bring two wallets because steel is going for stupid money right now. I bet after you get the bid for what exactly you want you'll "magically" find the time to build your own. Just sayin"...

On point. Especially the last sentence. Reminds me of this: Nothing is impossible it just takes more money.

To keep movement down run a "stay" to the building. This will allow movement in a controlled manner. Run it from the bottom corner closest to the building. Cable works great since it's so thin.

Mimaki JFX200 flatbed was turned on its side. Fit through the door easily.

I like color bridge, it will get you in the ballpark.

Took less than a minute to find this. https://www.amazon.com/lite-Tripod-Projector-Screen-40151/dp/B0002855I2 Keywords people, gotta use keywords.

Ummm...I must have missed something and I'm glad I did. Eeeeeww.

This right here^^^^^ Once you are in the closing phase try and get them to sign up for a maintenance contract. Learned that last bit from and old time sign guy. Made good coin with that "add on".

Some years back I printed a ton of Wall Noodle. It was for the interiors of cell phone stores. Prints were quite nice and best part was no call backs. If you're not printing full bleed the micro-dot product from BigFish is good. I've printed on some others but can't remember the brand names.

Sealed combustion is the reason I got them. I occasionally paint cars, motorcycles and work with thinners and solvents. Can't afford to have a fire or explosion. Maintenance so far consists of blowing the dust off the tubes for heating season. The oldest unit has got to be approaching 30...

Not sure about holographic but in certain cases on reflective this works. Use a pencil eraser and erase over the reg marks until dull/matte. Make sure the area is large enough to cover the scan width of the sensor.

Nah, besides wasting time with all the extra steps trying to make it work, issues still pop up. Kerning, and trying to set leading are other "fun and exciting" aspects of "free" fonts. Not to mention a lot of this "free" stuff is somebody pirating a good font and tweaking it a little and...

T-shirt and blue jean "weather" is a good shop temp. For all intents and purposes its 2022. Live a little and have an HVAC shop install some type of heater. My vote is Space-Ray but I own two and love 'em. Causing nothing but grief trying to run jobs in cold temps.