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She's a trooper. $4K way to go!

Use tinted automotive clear coat. This allows you to make as dark or light as the client demands. Super durable too.

Aer Lingus. Any relation to Connie?:rolleyes: Nice work BTW

Another option is to sub it out to a professional window film installer. A good friend of ours does commercial buildings so I refer the work to him. When he needs prints he gets them from us. The pros will have all the tools and most importantly techniques to do a flawless job. The couple...

Irony is it was the soap that ultimately caused the blindness.:Big Laugh

I used Nikkalite some years ago. Worked well and no call backs.

Just put up a couple welding curtains. They are made to block transmitted light and UV. http://www.wilsonindustries.com/welding-curtains.htm

Thanks to the internet and overnight shipping the world is now "flat".

I think you'll be fine. I have Space-Ray brand in the laminating and fabricating areas and I'm real pleased with them. No dust to blow around like forced air. They're explosion proof too which is good since I do custom paint from time to time. A big plus is zero maintenance save for blowing...

In floor radiant or gas fired radiant tubes suspended from the ceiling?

$36000 leaves me out. Especially since the Epson S50 is $10K less and almost as fast.

Anyplace that offers pad printing should be able to help.

doh!

Ummm...no one asked the obvious. Who did the taste testing?

How much ink is in the carts? Some 3rd party inks don't "inform" the printer they are empty and allow a backflush which contaminates the neighboring line. OEM or 3rd party ink? If 3rd party the drain lines are clogging and hardening. Best bet is to replace them. The other issue may be a...

At my old job they would periodically have environmental audits/testing. This was done over several shifts over a couple days. An employee from each work area would wear a device that monitored anything that was in the air. Dust, VOC's, etc... This is the only way to know for sure what is...

I looked at something similar at the local woodworking store. Salesman said not to buy them. Especially if I planned on using them a lot.. The small rods that the clamp "bites" into get nicked because they are so soft. Once nicked the clamp cannot slide past that spot. Not saying the Eagle...

I like the carbon fiber.

X2 I have a Powermatic with the Vega fence system. Can go 52" to the right of blade. 1/32" in 96". I run the 7 1/4" Oldham laminate blades for ACM and foam-pvc. Also TIG'ed up a 4-wheel stand so it's easy to move where I need it. Can slide the fence off the end and have a big work...

First mistake is using the sheet cut. Sheet cut only gives you a straight edge. It does not guarantee 90 degrees to the factory edge. My wife ran into this and a large batch of decals was ruined. I pulled the material and did a manual squaring. Material was off 9/16"! One thing I do on...