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i love how people who own a particular brand think that is the answer...multicams are reliable machines that will get the job done, but there are MANY other choices... when this post began we had no idea what his budget was, what his space requirements were...we now know that money and space...

yawn...you need a little cheese with your whine? it's a good thing you have a day job

there is paint protective film but it is high dollar if you are looking for a cost effective solution that can be easily removed after each transport you might experiment with the old trick of taking a pair of jeans or a t-shirt and gently applying it to the backside of the vinyl prior to...

blah blah blah....after all this it still sounds like you are stealing from work and don't have a clue what you are doing. 'i'm a fabricator' blah blah blah...last time i figured out the square footage of sheet metal, carpet, or plain ole vinyl the same formula was used...if i've learned...

yeah that's the same problem i have with that scenario (of no complaints) i can not imagine that they have sold THOUSANDS of units, as i said the sign manufacturing market is a pretty small segment..the wrap industry is smaller still and at the price point of this tool i can't imagine that there...

i agree it is sad. i would rather do business with a handshake..but that is not the world we live in and pretending or imagining that we do is only going to set you up for disappointment.

depends on what material you are cutting if a knife is better than a router, most shops that i have encountered if they are cutting complex shapes (something other than squares and rectangles) they use a router, but then you have to have a separate area because of dust and debris generated from...

actually CE there are ways to setup your files so that you can take a printed sheet from a flat bed place it on your router and cut it to shape without an optical registration system (an eye). it requires setting up your files in a certain manner but it is absolutely possible...you can do it...

Mr Deaton...we've got a local guy doing double sided mdo signs INSTALLED on 2 4X4 posts in concrete for $100 some people just have no sense..what can i say. Some of us like to eat, put shoes on our kid's feet, etc etc. makes me glad i'm not making signs and that there are enough sign...

in my other life i work with inventors..helping them take a realistic look to see if there is a market for their product, prototyping, if it is better to market their product themselves or to try to sell it outright. we also share our experiences with product liability, packaging ideas that help...

lol i love how people add to the story after people give answers...put the whole situation out there. i'll say it again if you make assumptions on situations like this you are setting yourself up to be disappointed. you think joe salesperson is going to open himself up to management questioning...

lots of questions should be answered before you make this purchase. what type of work do you intend to do with your router? i know shops that are never going to do anything other than cut custom shape panels, i know other shops that are going to be doing full 2.5 dimension pieces all day long...

in my experience it is important to be crystal clear when these situations arise, do not assume anything. make sure to ask "and you will be covering the expedited freight to insure that we receive the material in time to do the job because of your oversight"... if these things are clarified...

not banner material but vinyl i have counted and checked literally hundreds if not thousands of rolls when i sold sign supplies. the shop i was at would sell by the yard and at anytime anyone was in the store and a customer came in it didnt matter who you were from the VP of the company down you...

i;ve got to say i've seen some good looking photos of our own GG.....meow

there are a couple companies that offer DIRT cheap sign packages to police, fire, emergency...guaranteed every police station knows the pricing in these catalogs. you can either buy their packages or you have to put your price out for a custom product and let the cards fall where they may...

nice clean work. one for your portfolio for sure

you can find most msds sheets online but if not your sign supplier that you buy the product from should have them all you have to do is ask...it is good practice to have msds sheets on hand for every product you store. i have clients who have had employees get things in their eyes, i...

i wish that everyone would take this into account before throwing answers out there without knowing the knowledge or skill level of the people asking the question. and regarding the question regarding what the active chemicals are in your particular cleaning fluid i would start by looking at...

i'm sure you can do it yourself..but i've always used my attorney for my own and my clients. i applied for a patent once and it took me the better part of a month to gather everything that they wanted and navigate through the paperwork, the next one i hired an attorney it was the best money i...