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:helpThey make tall cans of soda? I've only seen talls of beer.

+1. It's actually been proven to be the best exercise you can get. Although it probably depends on who you're doing it with.

What's your diet like and how active are you? A few tips off the top of my head... -Don't bother going out and buying weights or a bowflew or whatever, you can get perfectly fit with body weight exercises and a few simple pieces of exercise equipment (resistance bands, jumprope, etc.). -Always...

I remember hearing about this a few years back, looks like they're doing pretty good. How do you like them?

happy birthday

I've admin'ed & modded for a few forums/communities over the years (nothing nearly as big as this), and it's definitely a lot of work. +1 on appreciating everything you do for the site Fred, can't even imagine how full your hands must be with a forum & community this big.

There's a pretty long and fairly recent thread floating around about why you shouldn't use Avery, think the title has something to do with the free wrap material they've been sending out recently to try and get people to go back. After reading that thread though, I'm probably going to take the...

Have you checked out Staticure?

+1. Dunno how effective that'll be for a collision center though.

Those are some nasty lookin' hotdogs. I'd take one from 7-11 with the free chili & cheese over any of those, any day. +1 on this, people don't seem to understand that 90% of the food you see in ads and commercials isn't actually food, and even when it is real, it's generally treated with...

Looks pretty nifty, does it have anything to hold it or the material in place? One of the main things I liked about the VersaCut when I used it was that it locks the material into place, it drives me nuts when I'm trying to cut something and the material shifts ever so slightly and throws the...

I'll be traveling to the liquor store if I run out of booze, that's about it.

What's up with the silver gradient looking thing behind the Michael's Signs logo? Other than that looks pretty good.

I can't cut a straight line to save my life, let alone a 6+ foot straight line. Only others I've been able to find that are similar to the VersaCut are made by Keencut. Their less expensive model looks way cheap and their more expensive model is a few hundred more than a VersaCut of the same...

Looking for some alternatives to the Roland VersaCut, anyone have any suggestions?

Pretty sweet. I've personally always thought this one was really cool: http://chrispalko.com/index.html Shame it hasn't been updated in awhile.

Someone asked about this not too long ago, I believe http://www.keystoneline.com/ was recommended. Haven't used them myself yet though so I can't comment on quality or turnaround time.

Thanks for the share, can never have too many e-books.

Anybody else get that e-mail from Roland a few weeks ago, saying they'll send a free cleaning kit if you take a survey? Got my free kit yesterday, 50 foam swabs and a 4oz. bottle of cleaning solution.

There should be an option some where in VersaWorks that lets you set a dry time, let me poke around a bit and see if I can find it... edit: It's under Job Settings > Printer Controls > Other Controls, You have to select "Use Custom Settings". Pretty sure that'll do what you want. Depending on...