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I run my Graphtec at 20...I found on higher speeds sometimes the blade can skate across the surface. I also keep my Summa at a slow speed but it is used primarily to cut printed graphics and I definitely want it tracking straight I also have an envision and that sucker can go scary fast

Call your lawyer!!!!

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I have a customer that sent me a pic of what is being used in a sister plant...all I can tell from the pic is that it looks like yellow vinyl with a black print, but you can see heavy wear on them. I don't think it has a floor laminate on them. I was wondering if floor laminate is strong...

I broke down and called the guy and asked what he meant by What's the scoop? and he then tells me he has been having trouble with his emails since November....and I had to pick up the phone... go figure.....

I am just in a mood today so although it sounds like I am livid it is just a personal observation about people and just how they lack any common sense whatsoever. so here goes.... I'm sure I am not the only one who deals with this What is it with people and e-mail? Like it is the only...

I had a customer who owned a no touch car wash and I asked him why when I ran my black vehicle through his wash it always came out clean unlike other no touch car washes that left a film on the vehicle.... he said that they ran a higher %age of acid on the initial rinse with soap and said it is...

power washer does this!!! Some of those units are over 3200psi.

Classic

He may find out that his original signs were printed wrong!!!

I had 3 more sheets to laminate this morning and tried using the blue rubber disposable gloves. As uncomfortable as it is to wear them, it worked and I never got a zap once. I did notice on one panel when I took out my Olfa to trim an edge, the biggest blue spark jump out through the material...

On top of that, many times while laminating or even taking sheeted laminates off the table behind the laminator, you can hear these snapping sounds emanating from the table itself. Scary back there I tell ya!!! Maybe a pair of big rubber gloves would stop that awful feeling. Some days it...

What I really like using this method over the saw is that you don't get all those mouse turd black crap everywhere in the shop

Ever since seeing that video, that is now how I do it. Some aluminums are thicker and may require several passes with the knife. Also you have to be careful as sometimes the bent edge can turn up a bit looking a little ugly. I solved that problem by finding one of those little 4" rollers...

How about the customer who looks at your screen and says...That's not a 10" letter!!! goofs goofs goofs

I feel like waterboarding possibly would be a nicer feel than the electrocution I seem to get whenever I run Composite aluminum through the laminator. Not just a shock, but almost like a pin ***** mixed with a shock is being inserted into my hand. It has to be one of the most annoying...

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gatorfoam is about 8-10 times as much for a disposable sign.....

I have a client who sent me a spec from the city, which is probably so far out of date...in any case they are 18 x 24 inch signs that get nailed to areas of construction explaining something related to not storing hazardous materials near the trees. I have done these signs many times over...

As far as I am concerned it is just type, so I would do it, besides, that car has to be 15 years old and you probably couldn't buy it from a dealership anyhow. Take me away in handcuffs, fine with me