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We recently did this at a dinner party and it was fun as everybody went around the table and named their favorites...one I always liked was:

A while ago I had the same thought, I started buying up domain names for variations such as signninjas.com, signinjas.com, signninja.com, signinja.com, .net, etc. but it's impossible to cover every possibility and there is no end to it. Then I started buying domain names all around me such as...

Well, you could do just what you did in your Signs101 name, you could get T-N-TDesigns.com instead.

I would agree with the SEO opinion by Solventinkjet. Also, just a personal opinion and not a very internet/domain educated opinion, I don't thing it's very important anymore to have a .com domain like it used to be, you may be able to find the name you want in a .net domain and it probably won't...

I was suggesting Rivnuts, also referred to as Rivet Nuts, not Well Nuts, try looking at those.

Looks like a little distorted version of Alcalde or Rio Grande

The screw post is a good idea otherwise Rivnuts would work, even if you had to put them backwards so the wall side would be flush.

You can hardly get better overall satisfaction than: FireSprint.com - Trade only sign and graphic printing. Quality, pricing and most of all....good service from nice people!

Convex has typically been the standard for such things: https://www.convexvinyl.com/motocross/

Recently Colex has come to my attention while researching flatbed cutters https://www.colex.com/ If anybody had anything to say about those in this conversation I think it would be a worthwhile comparison too.

Gino, I see from your image that you are running Photoshop and Quickbooks at the same time....there's probably too much money in your account and that's creating the problem...

I have a Mimaki CG130FX I'd be willing to sell, make me an offer....I sent you an email. Thanks!

I also have always used Rhino mats, here is a good source: http://www.speedpress.com/products/2/1

So, to the OP I would definitely throw that away and cut a new one but this seems like a good time to talk about bits, feeds and speeds that you are using to cut acrylic doesn't it? On .1875" Acrylic, I'm using a .25" Onsrud 65-023 single flute end mill and I do a rough pass with an offset of...

I also made a wall chart for matching Gerber 220 vinyl, 3M 7125 vinyl and Pantone printed colors:

A while ago I made a Pantone wall chart and I selected each color one by one and assigned it a PMS color in Illustrator so it matches whatever color assignments I make to designs in Illustrator:

That looks very close to a stretched, stroked version of Pen Tip DT

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I will help you with that...PM sent

I find that the bidding process can be frustrating. Many bid specs are very clear that everything must be filled in completely and very specific about requirements such as no materials can be supplied by out of state vendors, and also very detailed specifications about materials and...