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Okay thanks guys, I'll take a look at it and see what I can figure out. On another side, is the digital signage world worth looking at getting into? Is it economical and worth it? If so, what is the best software to use? (again I've only looked at the raspberry Pi2 hardware aspect and have...

First of all, if this isn't the right thread for this post feel free to move it, I just couldn't find anything related to digital signage. Hey All, so this is a new thing for me, I've always seen it around but have never thought about it in depth. My father in law has a company with a digital...

I agree, need to check out the wall... if you can use the anchors in the wall already use them, I would make a Z clip and mount it to the existing anchors (if you can) and then attached one to the back of the sign... hang and bam your done, if you ever need to change it out its a quick change. Chaz

We use 3M dusted Crystal all the time. We have done rolls upon rolls on single jobs and have no issues. If you're doing a wet app there may be bubbles at the beginning but will dry out (depending on the installer). The one that we stock on a regular basis is KPMF Silver cast etch. By far the...

Here's a link to a great article about building your design portfolio: https://medium.com/doing-the-work/it-s-portfolio-season-here-s-8-thing-i-wish-i-d-known-while-designing-mine-4869308540e7?ref=webdesignernews.com#.mwl132403 Hope this helps you out. Chaz

I would say lynda.com or udemy.com I have done some online course, but the best is doing a course at a local college etc. You'd be surprised just how much more you'll learn in a classroom vs on your comp at home. Chaz

We went the easy way, I took a Microsoft HD webcam and attached it to the roof and have it connected to my pc at my desk, have remote login set on the pc. If I ever want to check out how the printer is doing, I open my remote desktop app on my phone and log into the pc and open the webcam...

Good to know.. .Got some prices on rolls already. Thanks! Chaz

Awesome thanks! Gonna check the cost on this product. Chaz

Assuming you're able to print on this with solvent printers? Chaz

Does anyone know anything about Orafol 3352F Optically clear? Says for indoor and short-term outdoor, does anyone know the life for indoor? http://www.orafol.com/gp/europe/en/products/inkjet-printing-solvent-based-product-details/items/orajet-3352f-optical-clear-film Chaz

Would be a long term application. Going into a brand new office space for a large company. Chaz

Hi all, so normally we use 3m 8150 with 3m 8150 as a lam to achieve optically clear when requested. We've got a large job coming up that requires an optically clear vinyl but has no spec as to the material. Looking for some recommendations as to which vinyls/manufacturers have a good product at...

Have you checked the GQ manager to make sure the plotter is installed correctly? I'm not to sure of the plotter itself, but is there a setting on the plotter that you can choose which com port? Maybe that's not set correctly? I would try and stay away from using the Serial to USB converter as...

Welcome from Calgary! Chaz

For Design: Gerber Omega 5.0 Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop For output: Onyx Postershop 10.5 Chaz

I agree with most ppl here... you can't charge the employee for the missing tools/damage unfortunately. Part of the risk of being an employer. But you can write him up so that there is record of this incident and later on if you decide that you're wanting to get rid of him because he's done...

I'm currently running a gradient on optically clear (3m 8150) and having to hit 3 times to achieve the colour. running an epson s50-670 which has a multi layer print which allows me to run the same file through 3 times (up to 5 times) and will print exactly same thing in the exact same spot each...

Man you guys all go for the expensive stuff... Couple drops of liquid dish soap in some water will give enough lubrication on annealed glass not to scratch it and a 6" triumph scraper... Also use the same solution for installing on glass too... best and cheapest way you can go but that's another...

Thanks, the media scale adjust did the trick! Chaz