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I have what looks to be a new unopened 50 yd. roll of 5mil Lexedge that I rarely use, if it would help I might be able to part with some of it.

I think it's absolutely essential that a laminator has 5 rollers, a kraft paper roller, a media roller, a laminate roller, a laminate take-up roller and a media take-up roller. How many rollers does this machine have and/or can you outfit it with optional rollers to achieve the 5 roller set-up?

The booths are very expensive, however, we might be able to get a very small kiosk for a reasonable rate. It seems like it's too late for this year though. Here's the information: http://ussc.org/SWhow_exhibit.html

There's some good information and links for you in this thread: http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=72311 and specifically, here's Gerber's guide to cutting aluminum: http://www.gspinc.com/downloads/PDF/tips/tips_routers_Cutting_Aluminum.pdf

Uh oh....I just remembered that I hadn't registered for the show yet so I just did that...unfortunately, I looked at the vendor registration after I registered only to see that half the floor is empty and there seems to be almost no major manufacturers or suppliers represented. I fear this will...

How in the world would you expect to put an adhesive digital print on top of fiberglass mat or wallpaper liner?? You need a solid surface. Ohh.....that's how! However, if you aren't experienced with skim coating walls in that way, I think it would be a whole lot easier and smoother to cover...

How about just covering the wall with Dibond or Alumalite and then applying the print. If you secure all the panels together well where they butt each other, I wouldn't even concern myself with substrate seams on the surface then.

I am also staying at the Tropicana Wednesday, Thursday and Friday night, then leaving after the show on Saturday night. If anyone doesn't have lodging yet, the Tropicana is a great option, it's a nice reasonable place with lots of things to do on site and the shuttle stops at their door. They...

I'm returning this year after a little break in the last couple of years. I'm hoping there will be renewed interest in the show this year and it will start to return to what it used to be. I tried hard a few years ago to really organize a gathering, we had name badges, corporate sponsorship by...

Your method may well be determined by the thickness of the acrylic you are trying to cut. Personally, I'd like to know how others are having success cutting 1/2" acrylic.

Eric, I know of about 4 different ways to attempt that in Illustrator but I'm not quite understanding your directions, could you be a little more specific please.

Certainly it can be done as I've seen examples....how and/or by whom, is a different story.

Thank you Fred...I knew I could count on you to sort this all out!

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Belin, another premier router bit manufacturer, has some guidance in the last pages of their catalog also...good luck trying to figure it out though: http://belintools.com/Catalog.pdf Also, Hartlauer, one of the best suppliers of router bits has some very simple tips that make good sense...

I must say that I think Digital Juice makes some fine products and their free Juicer software is a nice tool too. Fred, I know you had the entire Juice Drops collection at one time as I remember you're trying to sell it. As someone in the buisness of creating and selling similar products, I'd be...

Checking Gerber's website, they suggest for cutting .125" aluminum with a .25" bit, using a feed rate of 30 IPM, a plunge rate of 10 IPM and a speed rate of 18,000 RPM: http://www.gspinc.com/downloads/PDF/fastfacts/5049.pdf Checking Onsurd's website, they offer a calculation method to...

I'm glad you had success in tending to your wiper assembly and I just wanted to say thanks for the great pictures and description of the process. This is something I will surely do myself and you've provided a great tutorial here.

Is there more to this story than what one can read in this thread? If there isn't, then I'm failing to understand the negative attitude towards this poster.

Gerber or 3M makes a product called Permagrip High Bond, "Durable 6-7 year 3 mil cast vinyl with an extremely aggressive pigmented adhesive. Designed for low energy substrates or moderately rough surfaces." Maybe that would work for you.