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no never seen this type shell, because dibond is a light material it will swing and if it is swinging the dibond will fail where it is rubbng unless a frame is made and mounted to that Will dibond withstand the outside? yes you are fine there

would not attach to shell, +1 for Mosh

very clean and nice usage of shadowing

exactly http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVbG-ElY55g

there are numerous different threads about how to hem banners, comparing the different options and the opinions of the users. as far a straight hem, you will need to practice

get several different files and send them out, varying to the most complex you have to doing a true color reproduction. then compare side be side

that is really nice! great work

why waste new vinyl? get a scrap piece of banner and use that as the space filler. re useable and keeps you from wasting new vinyl

each machine has their own quirks, no two are alike. and then you have to know what each lamination as they to have there own quirks best be prepared to do some testing and seeing how it works

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+1 if you are feeling jumpy you can try bending your self, its not that hard on 040 and 063

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dont use craft paper, use the old backing off the lamination roll we use a sled for the small runs, there are SEVERAL threads here that details them

our work table has marks every 12 inches both sides of the table, lay the banner on the table, grand the press and there you go free grommet plugin

seems low for having to set up 61 different files manually and having to make sure the font is a certain height while making the kerning work

N glantz reece grimco

.dxf is what is required from ours

N Glantz Reece

+1 our accountant does something along the same lines

yes had a brass sign chiseled out of a stone monument