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hmmmm i've had weird things with other fonts but not arial. sorry i can't be of help

uh.... COOOOOOOL!!!!!!

Good to know! thanks!

keeping this updated to bump it up and hopefully help others too. The most recent advice I've gotten from the Encad serviceman from way back that I turn to is to replace the servo motor. He says the 750 is the workhorse and powers through, which is what I've been saying in the shop. Long story...

Beautiful Astro... If you want to move to Fla you have a job waiting for you LOL

My two cents... I like the use of the "graphic" by astro and concur with k.a.s. about rjp's second design. The burnt orange background is up to date and "sunrise" feeling (where Jill was going; I always love her opinions)

ROFLMAO That's Awesome! I have a FBI contact if you're interested *waggles eyebrows*

yeah, i know what you mean. We're kinda OCD here too but if you see it on the van there it works out and a lot of factors are taken into consideration. We try to avoid the reflective lettering over the molding and such. This is just on paper anyway... but when you cut the lines of clean and...

well, see I can't get past this failure to see if the shift has been fixed and I was told to absolutely not oil the bushings, they are infused with lubricant and I don't think they have a "place" to oil like your description suggests... however, we did replace the belt because of what you...

believe it or not, it's really cool to know someone in the area still doing hand lettering. We're on the other side of town from you but we get people looking for exactly what you do. Nice to have someone to refer them to. :) Teri

bumping cuz i'm still lookin for ideas :]

sorry, i counted the "jitters" font, the "cafe" font and the 2 lines at the bottom font. my bad...

wow! thanks! makes sense... i cleaned the brand new bushings with a cotton swab as suggested and i keep the bar really clean since our wd40 fiasco (it worked fine after that and before this latest issue). I will give the rapid remover a shot. I just can't figure out why the carriage test works...

one too many font styles. The bottom fonts need to tie into the top fonts more. I know that's their logo but that font is so stylized and different, maybe an uber simple block font. And you might try "an organic experience" right up under the logo as a tagline and put the other line on it's own...

try this... http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=60144

that slicks it up or something? silicone spray? we tried wd40, didn't turn out well LOL

Ok, so we replaced the belt. Riddle me this, batman... The carriage test, Prime and Print settings function properly but can't perform color calibration test or test print without the carriage halting and giving me the "carriage axis failure" message. Bushings, right? Just put new ones on...

This is beautiful! My stepdad's into the same thing. I made him a new business sign for Christmas and he took down the old one and hung it on the fence at home, right where mom can gaze at it while doing the dishes. She threatened to leave him if he didn't move it (She runs the business). Do you...

rofl I thought so too and that's why I tried it. No go. The "d" screwed it up... in my layout anyway. shortened the upstroke on it and it looked like an "a". I think I'll go have a drink.

what do we think, kids? Idk doesn't feel professional to me... I think I'll submit all to him and let him decide. Yeah, he was like "jus' stick the air where plumbing is. Piece o' cake." *face palm*