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This is not something you want to guess what size! This is why more and more places/municipalities are requiring engineering stamp and drawings!

Then you will need to figure out what is causing you to get scratches!I haven't had any issue when back cutting

back cut before laminating.

I would not open it then!

did you PM with this person before receiving the file? Or was it unsolicited?

I would think that static cling would work fine!

did you place masking tape on the squeegees on the bail hold down?

If not trying to keep the angles just get a right angle grinder and grind them off! It's a lot faster than drilling!

Yes it makes an image that is an exact copy of your HD! All you need is an external drive to store your image and you can get files from the image.

So are you going to become a merchant Member? Not job on fabing it!

Same to you! Keep dry

Merry Christmas to Everyone

Thank You for sharing that will us Brian! And Merry Christmas to you and your Family!

Looks outstanding!

That registration issue is a known problem with the Gerber Edge when the amounts on each foil is different. This is caused by the foil feed motors and if you are running Omega 4 or 5 you can fix it with RegFixer I think that is what it is called!

Same to you Fred and the rest of the signs 101 Family!

Gino you are the one that stated I was "dead balls wrong"! I still believe you just like to see yourself post weather the information is correct or not! In your area who signs these permits "building code enforcement"? If what you are saying is true I guess a lot of businesses in your area...

Sorry to inform you Gino I have done work for 2 customers down here that the local code tried the "remove" and were over turned when proof of old code showed they were allowed! Still didn't have any signed paper work from previous owner/business! Now if they were bigger than ever allowed I...

Around here when you apply for a permit one of the first things they want to see is a copy of you r insurance rider Also I do not believe they can make you take down something that was done before you bought the building and had passed older codes! It is called grandfathered!