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Totally agree, what stinks in when they don't do this! Label the cores! (Labeling skids/pallets of material would be nice too...but that's not usually as hard to figure out)

We have a ton of people on staff that went to school for graphic design or art. Even though sign making isn't maybe what they set out to do, they often turn out to be a great part of the team. They understand the software and the tech. They also tend to be good communicators. From there, a...

We post on indeed. It's a lot of work trying to find good people. Interview more people than you think you should. Hire for attitude and culture first, then skill. Skills are learned through experience, attitude and a good mesh with your culture are something they either show up with or don't.

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This is one of the great delemmas in our industry. So much waste. You buy a 40lb roll of vinyl, even if you used 100% you still need to throw away 25lbs of liner. Donating to schools and daycares seems to be the only consistent thing we can do.

I think there is some confusion going on with this post. The OP wrote: This, as it's worded, doesn't work. You can't just arbitrarily charge whatever you want when the job ships (when it's done). You can, and should, adjust your pricing at the time of the customer placing their order though...

Yeah, pricing is pretty volatile right now. If that's what the OP meant, then yes, that makes sense. I read it as in "We'll decide what to charge after the job is done." That just won't fly with most customers...

This is one of the many great hurdles you have to cross (or figure out) as a business owner. These hurdles keep the weak willed at bay and leave more room at the top when you get there. That being said, you have to say no. You just have to learn how to say it. It's powerful once you learn how...

You can try this, but I feel like you'll have a lot of angry customers. The cost of material at the time of shipment doesn't matter anyhow, it matters how much it was when you bought the material. For example, we're still running coro that we purchased back in February. This has allowed us to...

https://www.foxnews.com/health/texas-am-researchers-spot-new-coronavirus-variant The general info about this variant is on both Fox and NBC in case you missed it.

This post addresses this idea: https://signs101.com/threads/die-cutting-labels-and-stickers.163542/page-2

Not a bad idea. It doesn't really hurt anything when it hits, just annoying and seems like bad design.

Alright, well, just bad design then.

Here's a video:

So the guys over at Einstein Graphics tell me that this is normal, but every time the print head passes from left to right, the stainless steel belt that carries the ink supply and electrical lines taps against the top of the clear cover. It makes a faint thud. It's starting to wear a channel in...

Well I ain't reading through 17 pages of this thread, but I got mine!

We flatbed print translucent polystyrene for this type of application: https://www.firesprint.com/.020-translucent-styrene/

Grad sign season is here guys!

We run these on our 010 PVC from time to time: https://www.firesprint.com/010-pvc/

https://www.firesprint.com/graduation/products/ Feel free to use our graphics to help with your marketing! We have sold tens of thousands so far with lots more to come. Still a very very big part of the yard sign business. Let us know how we can help!!