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That's totally out of line. Speaking of crazy stuff, we are doing a small (24"x36") double sided sigh that will be hung on an existing arm bracket. My client's landlord is Yale University. Yale requires that I have a $5.000.000 umbrella policy in addition to the $2.000.000 that I have.:oops:

I've been running a 5'x10' Laguna Smart Shop II for 12 years. We've had very little trouble with it and when we have , the Laguna techs have been very helpful in resolving the problem. If I was buying a CNC today I would get another Laguna machine. Feel free to contact me if you have any QUESTIONS.

Politicians get advice on what to say in various parts of the country to sway the voters, from companies that poll people as to what's important to them. The politicians usually have no intention of doing what they say.

Try /www.northwoodforge.com/sign-brackets they have made custom items for me in the past. Nice work at fair prices.

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I don't know your market, but creating that would be $150 and up at our shop, depending on the detail. I don't care what your vector guy charges you. That service is worth $150 or more. Tell them that along with the job they will have a nice clean piece of art. That concept works well for...

Tell your client what they already know but won’t acknowledge. You get what you pay for. If you buy from a vendor who specialises in this type of stuff you’re client will get a good product and you will make the markup plus installation; everybody wins. If you make it yourself you may make more...

How about Hung Well sign Erections. I kid you not, they do exist.

I'm looking for a digital print one piece 64"x150" Who can do that?

Nice rig, did you just get it?

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It doesn't have to be flexface brand just media for a lighted sign. Sign is 60" so there needs to be some bleed.

I think what the problem is, is that there are companies who do things like cut vinyl directly on vehicles and cut into the paint. Remember the horror story about the wrap gone wrong that was the buzz about 3-4 months ago. Wrap hackers did major damage to a client’s car. I’d accept a waver, no...

Hi All, I just heard from my insurance broker, (we have 45yr relationship) who tells me that the commercial carriers they represent will no longer insure sign companies that offer wraps. The most we'll do is a partial wrap and still they refuse to unsure us. If you've encountered his, what are...

Thank you all for the input. Terry01 your suggestion sounds very interesting, I'll try it this weekend.:notworthy:

Is there software that let's you cut vinyl directly from Corel rather than exporting your file into some plotter driver software?

Don't laugh about my post. I need to drive a sprocket plotter, I have a client who regularly orders thousands of very small identical shapes (.50" to 1.50") I have Gerber 750 and 15 sprocket plotters and need to fire them up. Back in the day, before Anagraph made plotters we would use a PCX box...

We have used resin bond for years. Good results, strong bonding. Sand the pieces to be bonded so they are smooth, the glue is water thinking Yoy apply it with a hypodermic style applicator, it just flows into the joint.

Here's a good one. A woman comes in with a black & white photo and asks for a poster in color. When I say colorizing is possible but quite expensive, she says "just copy it with color film".... now why didn't I think of that?

It was the first time any of us did it. Just followed the directions on the muriatic acid container and rinsed it off, then dry for 2 days and paint. Paint stuck, as the saying goes, like sh-t to a blanket. :tongue: