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I tried to make them a little larger so you could see the idea here, otherwise they'd be too small to see and you might not understand the philosophy of laser engraving a halftone on a tumbler

Here a quick, rough test of the halftone philosophy, this is the original image and the halftone version. I don't see why it wouldn't work.

You need to use one of these like we do!

Hiker, Fasnap and Stimpson seem to be the leading makers of manual grommet presses. If I'm not mistaken, all the grommets are proprietary for each manufacturer so having a good supplier of grommets is a first consideration. Fasnap and Stimpson may be interchangeable, I'm not sure. All three are...

There is a lot more to it than just that. For purposes of this conversation, if they are finished on a roll they are generally referred to as labels, if they are finished on sheets or individually then they are stickers. So, what do you want to accomplish, labels on rolls or stickers? Do they...

I didn't turn around and leave, I've never been to your place. We just hung out for a short time in Atlantic City and at Matt's. Are you going to host another gathering ever? I'll come next time if I can.

2005 for me.....4edgetalk.com, wow brings back memories. Hearing talk of some of the old members and realizing that we still have some recycled members on here makes me think about the "old days" and what a great experience this forum has been. Gino, remember when we went to Matt's for that...

Those look like they were constructed for temporary, interior use as a party prop or stage decoration. If that is so, they were probably made with the cheapest material that would conform to those bends, a wood or paper product or possibly PVC. If you wanted to do that for commercial purposes...

That is a Gerber font Grb Burgess Brush Rev C (Regular)

I am very saddened by this news...Fred was an exceptional human being, filled with wisdom and always willing to share and help others. He was such a sincere and genuine individual. My condolences to the family, I know he will be missed.

FireSprint should be your go to for this: https://www.firesprint.com/

Sent you an email. I might be interested, depending on where you are located.

I have an Afinia DLF 220L that I'd be interested in selling.....

This is very exciting...you have finally crawled out of your underground vault to see the sunlight! You really need to start a new thread to announce this, give us some background and tell us all how and what you will offer as a Merchant Member. If anybody can make this work, I have faith that...

I remember that time too but really, is it necessary to bring that up without giving this thread a chance? Also, I really wish that many members wouldn't constantly act like this is kindergarten and post childish comments about chicken sandwiches and such. If you don't have something intelligent...

You could have a plate on the bottom of the post and then all you would need to do is drill small holes to anchor the plate. You know, this is typically how larger steel posts are anchored on footings, with J bolt anchors that are embedded in the concrete. For your installation you can just use...

Possibly but do you have a list of which ones you are selling along with the amount remaining on each roll and the price you are asking?

Everything has an affect on how it feeds through. What profile are you using, can you give us all your settings? Your Cure Temp should be no more than 200, Vacuum 40-45, Ink limits should be checked too. Use higher number of passes, there is a lot of tweaking that can be done. If it's tunneling...

We can sandwich some .080 aluminum or steel between the two layers of 1" HDU and weld studs that would protrude out the back and be attached to the metal plate....or insert rivnuts on the internal .080 aluminum and screw bolts through the fence plate into the sign. I forgot this was going on a...

Ha....I did the same thing! Only perhaps we used different calculators, here is the one that I thought matched his senario, this was the Margin Calculator: