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This stuff: http://www.semproducts.com/automotive-chip-guards/chip-guard Much better/stronger than Plasti-Dip. Yes, I have experience with the product.

Talk to your local HVAC contractor. They will know all the calcs for ventilation and MUA(make up air). Might even be able to use some type of energy recovery ventilation. Would have to check code for that. Best part is your install will be to code and functional. Your fire inspector and...

Ask the guy that sold WallStreet.com... Wallstreet.com was originally owned by an online casino who bought the domain name in 1999 for $1 million dollars. The company then dumped the domain in 2003 for an estimated $2.3 million dollars to a "European entrepreneur and two other investors".

It's called leveraging other shops expertise and expensive equipment. Not every shop has employees, the space and most importantly the budget for certain equipment nor do we want to tread those waters. Many shops do this type of work infrequently, mine included. Certainly not enough to...

Hand held 3D laser scanner or CMM arm. Just throwing those into the mix. Haven't checked pricing lately, but they're becoming more affordable with each passing day. If one was to go into full scale production of templates/graphics one of the rigs mentioned would pay for itself in short order...

LeLuni what you are proposing is a lot of work. Sub it out. Direct print second surface 0.020" polycarb or direct print on matte finish 0.020" styrene. Either one looks smashing. Best part is you eliminate all the steps where something could go wrong.

I think Gene is selling his Roland take up. Saw it posted yesterday.

You should be able to find a local welding shop to make some. Can be made from 2" square 14 gauge tubing. Having a local shop build them allows you to customize it for your needs and available space. Oh yeah, don't forget to put on casters. Here's some ideas...

You first sentence explains your business. I went to school and learned Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and Quark. Ya know what? I use Illustrator on a daily basis. Recently attended a QRP at the old alma mater and the other sign professionals in attendance agreed. Learn Illustrator...

Perfect. Can almost see the cop walking up, tapping on the window and asking: Whatcha kids doin' in there, burnin' rope? :Big Laugh

Without seeing the layout its tough to give a solution. Given what I think I know(which ain't much) I'd use pieces of aluminum angle and TIG them together.

We have the exact same machine and here is what I know about your problem. Remove the blade and check the cutting edge with a loupe or magnifying glass. Bet it is missing an edge somewhere. I had two blades in a row that the tips fell off in the middle of a job.:banghead: Having to do a...

I feel bad for the college students having to cough up a monthly fee just to be able to complete coursework. Where I went to school roughly 40% of the students come from a low income background. It's a monumental struggle just to cover books and tuition even with financial aid. Granted Adobe...

If Fred says there is no longer anything for the Edge believe him.

It may take some digging on a manufacturers website, but some have photos you're welcome to use. Or you could go out and take your own pic. I've done that many times.

Here ya go: http://www.goldenstudios.com/glassart/profiles.htm

We run an SP540V here as well. For coro signs we sub them out unless the client only wants two or three. Since you're not in a desperate rush for new equipment hang out here and watch the posts. There have been some great deals lately. If I was on the upgrade path I'd buy a used latex...

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