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I see that you're in Va. Acorn Signs in Richmond does wholesale work. I attended a Virginia Sign Association(VASA) event there a couple of years ago and they gave a complete tour of their facility. I never understood how photopolymer signs were made until they explained it that day. Very...

We outsource printing for a few of our customers. We have accounts to purchase from National Imprint, BCT, 4over, etc but I can't find anyone who has these (see pic). They are Direct Deposit forms/mailers that get mailed to employees. The one on the left is before it's separated and the right...

I didn't. But my dog did.

Very cool! Great job!

Doug, You might want to start a custody wash on your JV3 and then unplug it in case your power goes out for a few days.

I watched the story on 60 minutes about this and it really is amazing but still probably several years away from being available to the Average Joe.

That is an "off grid" system and it costs over $8 per watt(without mounting hardware!). You're right, for that price, it's wayyyyyyyy too expensive. I've done quite a bit of research and am very close to doing a 10KW grid tied system for our new shop. This requires that you are able to get a...

I've also been following Mosh's yellow page thread and noticed that you seem to advocate adwords there: "i spend $1500/month on google adwords. the yellow pages is worthless to me." I'm not trying to be confrontational. I value experience and I'm just trying to understand your position since...

We had a AXYZ that we sold in January because it was underused. I contacted a company close by who had a smaller AXYZ who was interested in upgrading and they bought it from me.

That's what I was thinking too.

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We sold our CNC last month but didn't let our software go with it and I'm thinking of selling it. It looks like it retails for $6,495. I can't find any comps on any of the sites that have classifieds. What do you guys think it's worth?

Sorry for the confusion in terminology. I have a DeWalt sliding compound miter saw. Around the shop, we call it "the chop saw" and I gave no thought to how that would be interpreted. Completely my mistake. I learned from another local company that there is a guy who comes through once a week...

Are you sure? The blade that I listed above says that it's designed to operate at 4800 RPM's.

It's a DeWalt saw - 4000 RPM. I don't know if that's slow speed or high speed.

Thanks for the tip. I have a cabinet guy that we do work for and I'll find out what he would recommend. We'll need to make about 100 cuts on the job I have to do and my understanding is that an abrasion wheel cut will require a significantly greater amount of clean-up(burrs) than a blade cut...

I need a new saw blade for our Safety Speed Cut panel saw. Last time I needed one, I just ordered it from Safety Speed Cut but I was just wondering what else might work because they are pretty spendy($150+). We cut PVC, acrylic, MDO and the occasional sheet of Dibond or Alumalite with ours...

The more I think about it, I'm just going to pick one side that I've already setup, mirror it, and go with it.

I found that also (corrected link: http://www.phoenixgraphix.com/gm/cam0005.htm) but was concerned about their description of contents: 4 Fender stripes front (L & R) 2 Fender stripes rear (L & R) 2 Door stripes (L & R) which would appear to suggest that the front fender stripes are in two...

A couple of years ago, I made some stripes for a 69 Camaro. I traced exactly what was on the car, scanned it in pieces, reassembled the scanned images in Corel and then redrew them. I cut the vinyl on some scrap material, test fit, made slight adjustments for where it was off and repeated...