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How do you know the print head is bad ? Maybe it was a good print head and you broke it while installing it.

Nice view. Having a workplace that makes you feel good is important. Must be nice hearing the planes take off and land.

Does not matter what program you are using. They all do the same thing. It's not the program that makes creative signs or gives you an edge over the next guy with a printer and plotter. It's the man behind the mouse. Hd shows a good example with the Mona Lisa video. Try em all till you find one...

So you bought a machine it does not work properly and Roland and the people you bought it from just turned their back on you. Sounds hard to believe. Anyhow good luck I hope you get it resolved

No such thing as a signman getting an "insane amount of money" Shame on you for saying that

Remember this If price alone is the only way you can sell your work you are in big trouble

I would not get out of bed for $410

I am jealous.You guys out there working in shorts.This was us just a week ago in NJ

http://www.nj.com/mercer/index.ssf/2015/03/trenton_sign_maker_leaves_his_mark_in_lights_glass_1.html

Just wait in a short time all dimensional signs will b 3d printed. Lasers and cnc machines will be as useful as a jigsaw and a quill.

Nice Like the diamond plate

Sounds like a dangerous mission These kind of jobs are a lot of stress. It's a lot easier when your back in the shop and you have control of how it's going and if you mess up a print you can redo. But out in the wilderness with somebody else's material that haven't worked is always a nail...

Don't sweat it. You are just suffering the long term effects of of being exposed to signs. It will pass

Disgusting It always bugs me to hear that there is a computer program that can tell me what I make is worth and how much I should charge.

oh yeah did not see the rain gutters

Whats up with snow and ice indoors ?

We use ACM

Putty paint and make it what it ain't With all the choices of sign substrates MDO is a poor choice.

Edward J Duvall said this about that This is an excerpt from an old sign painting book IN THE STUDY of every craft, profession or art, you must start at the very beginning. There are certain basic fundamentals that you must understand thoroughly before you can progress in any line of...

Nice. Love the barnwood and the rust