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On my DeWalt track saw I love how once the track is down it stays put when using the saw. I really never use the clamps. I can also use my router with it. The cordless setup that I use was originally like $1,200 bucks I think but I got one on ebay for somewhere around $400 with a track. I am...

Boy, the tag line sure reads well at that size. Ugh. And did you see the fonts? It's representative of the city as a whole, I will give them that.

+1 to Artbot and the track saw. I will never use a panel saw again. Never tried the festool but my dewalt cordless is amazing. I can even take it on installs and if a panel need an 1/8th of an inch taken off... no problem. I really can't say enough about the clean cuts, no kickbacks and...

Mosh has a good idea. I would use alumalite with the flutes way before polymetal. I have seen so much polymetal 'oilcan', the alumalite is very rigid by comparison. Don't have a good solution for the trimcap however.

If you got the joke it was ridiculously clever, funny, and appropriate. That being said, the glossary would be nice. Then again maybe I should pony up and again support the site that I have been able to glean so much from.

You will not get this without using a gauge or at least pull strips. It looks to me like user error, have you tried using a sled and starting your print underneath the tail of that?

600g cutting pressure, wow!

Recently switched all of our stuff from lots of polymetal to alumalite. It is much more ridgid, doesn't oilcan and has very good dent resistance. I was able to negociate a very good price form our supplier ordering 25 sheets at a time.

That would be super cool if you get it.

I use a cordless DeWalt tracksaw and it is one of those tools that I would replace the second that something happened to is without thinking twice. Light, portable, super accurate, powerful, nice features...

I use Sugarsync. Google Dropbox vs sugarsync vs ... and you will get some good comparison charts.

I don't know if you can run only one side but you can just run CMYK. I understand cash flow problems but you won't be saving any money, it still takes the same amount of ink per m^2. Original ink is at most 2.5% of any given job so we consider a full set of carts loaded and a full set on the...

Bet you sure are glad to be getting all of this advice :-)

Time to add a couple of new big squeegee tools to the mix. Code if you would. :-) Not a day has gone by that I don't use one of the other ones that I have. Thanks Dale

Sounds like this might be an easy fix for someone who repairs boards.

Obviously you have no idea, the power of a unicorn.

On offset printing press or duplicator. You will also need a way to make negatives and plates and a cutter. You could get set up for maybe 8K in used equipment but it takes a lot of skill and equipment to run these machines.

Does anyone else here absolutely hate Joe??? lol I guess I should just view this as encouragement. I'm going for a walk and compare my work to my local competition so that I can feel better about myself. :-)

Printed mural or painted mural?

I would be worried about the peel-stop by zinzer. It works well for peeling paint but I don't think that it is a top-coat so it might yellow. Also I think it has a very light yellow tint already and might not flow out or give an optically clear look. Just a thought.