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My shop is cleaner & more organized than that:omg2: NOT. Some great ideas.

You will find it best to keep your referral thank you payments gift cards and restaurant cards, Take the $$$ out of it. Better to not hire him as a salesperson

Howie, what are your plans for the machine? What is your budget. We bought a Laguna CNC about 10 years ago. I feel it was a good investment because it gave us capabilities we didn’t have in house. Do you outsource CNC cutting currently? What do you spend on those services? Lots more questions...

email me, I have a trove of unopened bulletin and one shot. I bought out a paint store in my area that sold it.

You add in sales tax to your list of costs for your vinyl. You should have a sales & use tax number and pay no tax for all your supplies. You charge sales tax to your clients invoice and THEY pay the tax.

We use ACH occasionally. It’s more convenient for the client and gets you the money faster. No Boogie Man here.

Have you tried putting application tape over the vinyl?

Probably too simple fore some but we have work orders that have spaces for all info needed for the job, quoted price, deposit received, size. Each year is a different color, never white, so when looking for a work order the colored sheets of paper stand out. I also have an excel spread sheet...

Had to share this with the board. Anybody else have a sad sign picture to share?

Richard, That sign is sweet, well composed & nicely done. The fine red horizontal lines are a nice touch.:clapping:

In CT a person must resell the materials he does not pay tax on, then when he resells the item, HE charges tax, that's how the state gets their money. Don't let him get away with no tax. In CT the state will make you pay, it's your problem getting reimbursed by the loser who's trying to save the...

How about "due to unusually heavy call volume, blah, blah, blah" after I hear that message 10 or 12 times at the same number, it seems to me the heavy call volume IS normal and it's time to hire more people to answer the G-D phone.

We've done a few installs of 3rd party supplied graphics. If anything goes wrong it becomes a pissing contest. Whose fault is the problem. Stay away if you can.

OK, call me a dinosaur, I've used Anagraph since 1984. It still does all I need for straight vinyl cutting.

If the original tyranny says 4.5kv your new 3kv will not have adequate power. There are self adjusting tyrannies that will set themselves at the proper output. Buy a 1-5kv and your issues are solved.

I've been running a CJV 150-160 for about a year. I have the orange and light black setup. The color gamut is quite good, can hit many more colors than my old Roland, but with the increased colors comes slow-ish print speeds. We aren't a production shop spitting out miles of prints per month so...

You seem to have a good reputation, If they have specific piece of equipment or two that you need, buy them from the failing company, start doing the work they do, and fill their void when they close. **BTW if you cut letters out of black PVC they will warp badly with hot sun exposure.

Might be able to help. are you looking for something in particular

If they paid you to create the art then it belongs to them. All the bad quality, etc. etc. etc. solutions will work, but if you were paid already the best you can legitimately do is charge a file retrieval/conveyance fee.

Design your sign using the green area. Propose the sign to zoning as if you're sure it's correct. If they approve, get it in writing. If not revert to the pink. Tell your client in advance you are trying to get them the biggest sign they can have. If your first proposal fails, it's the towns...