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Not the height, but is it a 2x3, 2x4, 4x4.......... ?? You already said it was 48" tall.

Hey, that's kinda clever. They sing the words so ya can't understand them, so they write them in but nix out the bad words anyway. Dumb.

6mm at that size, weighs next to nothing. In fact, the 3mm being a solid core might weigh more. Any slight imperfections on the wall itself, will probably telegraph through, unless you use some kinda framing system. I'd still put up a frame of some sorts and use 6mm. Just an all around...

When making suggestions of any sorts such as this, I make sure I don't tell them or assure them it will work. When making these suggestions or recommendations on things, especially in things you've never personally experienced, if something goes wrong on their end, they could easily blame you...

8 You sure are having a tough time with that font. You're asking for help, all over the place. Just wait til people,start waking up, I'm sure you'll get your answers.

That's progress. Hurry up, and slow down............

Hahahaaaa...... they're not lies..... just wishful boyish dreams. They never grow up. I know a guy, who's my age and he STILL races. His father is filthy rich, well was, he just died a year or two ago and jr got the whole business. He's never worked in his life, but has boats, snowmobiles...

It hasn't changed.

Find someone with at least a 50" drum sander. We had a guy who built his own 14' drum sander. Made beautiful work out of our redwood signs.

Oh no, not this sh!t again............................. .....

How old is the job ??

Same here........ Chemical Concepts. Use them all the time. 1-800 220-1966

Who said anything about an ipod wrapped in cast ??

I hear it's good to measure the size of crickets' balls.

What size is the overall stake, itself ?? Does it need that point at the one end ??

A lotta good advice here. Most of the time, the tool depends on the job needed. We have fletcher, keencut, 8', 10' and a 16' metal straight edges, all kindsa knives and the only thing ya need to keep in your head is..... all these things are meant to cut, so respect these tools as they can...

Run it and watch it in action, even without one of the heads working. We bought a demo unit and it had a full warranty, but I don't think I'd ever buy something like this used, unless it was gone over by a reputable tech.

Based upon how many people will be on the job at site, travel time and whatever else will cost you money along the way. This is a very open-ended question, so it's tough to answer properly.

Go suck an egg ya moron. Your little tidbit of information is known by all, just the people trying to fly under the radar choose to ignore that sh!t. As for the electrical, you're the guy who said he could help set up the CNC and let me tend more important things. You're the one..... for...

Do you mean because of viewing behind the fence ?? I don't see how the light would have any effect on that.