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I'm maybe answering to my own question, but I just found this tool. Would it be a good option? https://www.princessauto.com/en/detail/gasoline-post-driver/A-p8658973e

I'm looking for a tool to install U post (sign post) in the ground. I currently have a post driver like the one in the picture bellow but I have a hard time when there is debris or rock in the ground. I try to suggest concrete block to my customers since they are easy to find locally, but many...

It is a very interesting point that you mentioned. In my case, I have a very niche product that I don't want or can't sub out. No customers will come and will have plenty of room for a semi-truck. I already planed to get a lift. As for production, I will have a minimum of 50 4x8 per day.

Yes, I have planned a proper ventilation. As for the printer, I've mentioned a flatbed to cut it short but an hybrid would be the first category I'm looking. But I need to be able to print on specific material and this is another chapter for another posts.

You have the exact setup I want to built. The variant is I will isolate everything.

As for the size, I'm looking to built a 30ft X 60ft (or something around that) shop with 15ft ceiling and maybe a mezzanine for the office. I will have amovible walls to ''close'' the printer area. It will be easier to control the temperature and humidity. And yes, I have planed a 3 phase...

I have the printer since it came out. If I need it during the day, I will power it up in the morning and power it down at the end of the day. Sometime, It could be few days without power it up. I just make sure to print at least once every 5 days if I'm closed for vacation as an example.

So I'm looking to buy or built another house. I want to built my shop on the same land and I'm planing to buy a flatbed and CNC in the future. I know I will have to check with the city to know if I can do this, but I was wondering if anyone have ''larger'' shop running machine like flatbed...

The 53 is a ''very high tac'' and 55 is ''high tac''. You never had problem of the premask lifting when you roll everything?

Hi, I would like to know if the 3M premask scps-53 is the absolute best for the 3M dusted crystal film. I don't care for the price. I just want to make sure to have the best premask for this product. Thank you.

I can't help, but I'm following this tread to know if there is an option possible.

I confirm this. I've used plenty of acrylic sheet as dry erase and 60% of them will eventually gets permanent ghosting. Other than glass, I did not found another clear rigid substrate that would work

It's for decor only in a office.

Thanks but the weight capacity of those are way to low to take my almost 38lbs 1/2 thick acrylic.

No it's not backlit. Just installed on painted drywall. I agreed with everything you've mentioned about the security. But before telling them not to do it, I wanted to check my options. I was also thinking to reduce the thickness to 1/4. I saw some prints like this on walls and they don't have...

I've been using bannerups tapes for quite some time now (clear power tape). Very good products. I've tried their pole tape pro too. I have 50 4ft X 6ft pole banner installed in a city with lot of wind for almost a year now and they all still there.

I have a customer that require a 4ftX4ft acrylic that is 1/2in thick with a second surface print (clear print with white vinyl on the back) to be installed on a wall without standoff. He want something invisible. Can I just use VHB tape? Do we will see the tape through the vinyl/print? What are...

This is exactly what I was thinking, but it will be a problem to get into the elevator.

the full cover print idea was my first route, but they want to keep the metallic effect of the door. And they want a particular rust color. So it's a print or a special treatment or paint.

It's lot of small rectangles. If it was just one piece, I wouldn't bother with premask. I think the larger piece is 7ft long. So I could put them between two sheet of something. But with a total of 300 linera feet, I think it will become heavy to transport in the stairs/elevator.