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I think they are looking for places OTHER than here to list them. My first go to is Ebay, but there are trade locations like https://www.digitalprintmarket.com/?menuid=2. and http://www.digitsmith.com/f8.html

I do work for a large college, whenever they have a project like this they get alumni to pay for it.

After looking at it again, we'd probably run a laser level off the crease at the bottom of the door.

here are the tools in 5.0, I think they were the same in 2.6

I go by the bottom of the body. If I'm concerned about I have the customer double check and sign off.

like unclebun, when I started in this business after high school the guy I worked for did all his post with tamped earth, well rocks & tamped earth. I'd back fill, drop a couple good size rocks in and beat them to death, and repeat the process till the hole was full. I definitely prefer concrete...

It would help to see the sign. It makes a difference how it fits and what it's made of. But fastening to a brick structure is fairly simple.

and you can set the plotter to go back to the start position after cutting in case it needs another pass.

I get it Phil. You are in a different, though related, type of business and getting paid for your time is the only way you make an income. You're not making a profit from marking up materials or labor, it's strictly a time based income. What I can't believe is business bitched about a $15 fee.

at least they don't wanted a engineer stamped drawing

What Fred said.

If it doesn't have the file type of the new software you may find that an .ai or .eps export will import just fine into your new software. Sometimes it requires a little experimenting to see which works best.

Yes, start with seeing if there is an epxort function and what files options it has.

I would try to find an awning wholesaler...as local as you can.

Yep, like Texas and Johnny. Another variation is make it as a large A frame, add a couple cross members on the bottom for the weights. Speeds set up on site

As others suggested I would put the ball in his court...politely, asking what he thinks is fair since you usual policy is no returns. I'd hope for a compromise of a 50/50 split and he keeps the signs.

as has been said - both

Not asking for it, but I thought it would look better if they matched. Plus I like to look of phototex for "corporate" office wall applications

We did a couple 10'x7' wall murals in the same area, don't remember if it was Photex or another brand, and they have held well. But I it sounds like I should go with something a little more aggressive.

I have a job to apply 2'x12' panels on a sloped wall/ceiling. I would like to use something that can be removed but will stick well. Is phototex or similar a good product? I have only used it on flat walls.