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Here ya go, It's MR Chisel Three Regular. I bought the CD many years ago. It has 6 or 8 chisel fonts with the outlines and fills. https://mr-clipart.com/eu/anzeigen_font.php?art_id=1&seite=1&Anzahl=16

Thank you.

I am asking the font masters for help.

Build a frame out of furring strips, EMT(electrical conduit, or pvc pipe.

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Set up the "color blobs" when doing the layout. Then we set the CutContour stroke over the "color blobs". We do a final check in VW just to make sure where things are landing. Works a treat.

Sounds like a bad thermistor or thermocouple since temp is not being controlled.

THIS^^^^ We learned the "color blob" method years ago to prevent any white showing on cuts. Much better to spend a few cents extra on ink than having to redo the job.

This should work: http://www.clearfocus.com/products/perforated-vinyl-films-uncoated/duovue/ I know there are others out there, but I can't remember the names right off hand.

Laminating a buck a square foot for 8518 is cheap. I'd pay that all day long so I didn't have to laminate. May want to check into USTech laminators. A few members have them and are quite pleased with their performance.

My 540V was all over the place a while ago. Found I couldn't do the needed calibrations because the rear Paper Interrupt sensor went bad. The sensor has absolutely nothing to do with cut quality, but if it burned out you can't do the necessary calibrations to help cutting. Neat how...

We don't have a bucket truck just a regular truck and station wagon. 40 bucks flat rate in town. Anything else gets charged at 45 per hour one hour minimum. When we travel I'm always thinking fuel, tires, oil changes, insurance, maintenance, chow stops etc...(makes my head hurt)

If the client wants sewn hems or job requires sewing we go to a boat canvas shop or auto upholstery shop.

We'll probably put a cable stay in the lower corner. Did that on the last one. Keeps the movement in check and adds another safety. Of course I had some street scum hang onto the last one I did until they ripped the ACM right off the mounts. Took less than a week.:frustrated: Second one...

Flat is okay as long as the allowed square footage isn't exceeded.

That would definitely make it light and I happen to have that in stock. Probably be a good idea to reinforce the holes for the hooks though.

All good questions Gino. How and Where: Historical district for a photo studio. Two-sided. It will be hung perpendicular to the building on an iron bracket. Approximately 9' above the sidewalk and 15' from the first lane of traffic where the 25mph speed limit is merely a suggestion...

The last sign I made like the attached picture was ACM. I'd like to know what others in the trade would use. Size will be 24" wide x 16" deep.

Neat. When I lived up north a police officer used to do most of the stock cars. He could knock out single stroke letters almost as fast as you could write. Real treat to watch him work.

Be nice to not have to use a ladder to survey attachment points on a tall building. Inspections would be a snap too.