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One of the benefits of going with the cricut is the crafting community that comes with it. I was involuntarily inducted into the Crafting & Quilting Cult when I picked up an Accucut die cutter to do some shelf talkers. Now my inbox is filled with helpful suggestions on everything from cute DIY...

Run a nozzle check and post up a photo. If it looks ok then maybe a careful cleaning of the encoder strip and encoder disk. If the head is 3 or 4 years old with moderate to heavy use it might be time for a new one. Nozzle check should point you in the right direction.

I looked at my 1304 and think it has the same head lock as the 1204. The bracket only has to be slightly out of place to cause problems. Maybe pull it out - clean it and tweak the bracket a little to see if it clears up. You really want to use the new cap top to make sure the head is sealing...

check the bracket that holds the head-lock. It's al little tab that pops up to lock the head into the capping station. They get bent over time and it only has to be a little out of alignment to throw up that error. You can bend it back by hand - it needs to be straight up and down. This happened...

Wouldn't this only work with signs that are installed horizontally? My imagination would have all the sand pooling at the bottoms on a wall mount.

Was it new letters for Krogers?

My dad had up to 3 of those at a time when I was young. I like dogs but I hated those guys. Only dog that ever bit me (good) was one of them. My brother and I were the cleanup crew and I do not remember those dogs having a solid stool - ever.

Yikes! That's a tough situation. Your store is part of your house? Hard to walk away from your home and hope they pass it up or insurance covers whatever happens. Stay safe and don't listen to Biden - aim for center mass.

Tex did you at least walk up to them and do the old " I think you have that spelled wrong" gag to cheer them up a little?

We did some perf contour cut graphics on a few dealer showroom windows. They were fairly large and held up for the most part - a few months. I agree that it wouldn't be too durable on vehicle glass.

What if he needed the signs to direct the aliens to his bunker so they could pick him up? Did you even consider that before you tossed him out?

If they are on a light budget you could do wooden framed stretched banner boxes. Treated wood and maybe a uv coat on the printed banners and they would last a year or two, depending on the exposure. Look better than a flat sign or a banner screwed into the awning - at a fairly low cost.

Some times you help the client by following the rules. We do a lot of work for a national fuel chain here. We had been dressing out their forecourt graphics, pumps, tankers & road signage for several years. They got called to get ready for an on-site branding compliance audit. A team came in...

Go to your favorite truck place and have them spray it with Line-X

Looking pretty bad out there - some times it is good to live on a small island in the Pacific. Only riots we have here are in the middle schools.

The "Ugly" is a built-in security feature to keep people from stealing or copying their signs. Like the security thread strips in US paper money.

There are some people that should not be police officers. They don't have the common sense or temperament for the job. Or they had it when they started and just had it ground out of them with the stress and crap they have to deal with daily. Gotta wonder about the leadership in their department.

Gino, you can't get mil-spec duct tape in PA? They don't call it 100 MILE AN HOUR TAPE for nothing......

I have a 92 Toyota with similar mileage. Every plastic connector on the engine is so brittle if I look at them they crumble into dust. It goes forward pretty good but requires a 10-12 degree incline to go backward.

wrong thread - geeze