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We would use 3/16" or even 1/4" material - I think the .150" would be too flimsy for that size of sign. I suggest you look to another vendor for the right width rollstock.

I suggest you take a look at Wave payroll. It's an online service, and you do have to do some input - but I've found it to be simple and straightforward. Just two employees would run you less than US$ 300 a year. I can recommend them. https://www.waveapps.com/payroll/

A recent wrap for a local Brewery. Good beer as well!

Greetings, This is driving me nuts. I work mostly in Corel, but every now and then need to use Illustrator - which I confess I find difficult. Here is a (probably) simple issue that I would be grateful if someone could help with. How do I select the little circle shape (all the components)...

Curious to see if anyone else has come across this. Materials are Avery EZ1005 RS and DOL1060 gloss laminate. When laminating a section manually (by that I mean the laminate is not spooled onto the laminator, but as a cut piece) and pulling off the liner we occasionally get bubble/blisters...

Can anyone id this font - it looks familiar but I can't put my finger on it. Thanks

Hello, Does anyone have any idea as to what could be causing this blur on the print? I've manually cleaned the printer a couple of times, but it's still there in varying degrees. The orientation of the print is how the pics show - the blur top and bottom of the letter is the same direction as...

Thank you very much to all who responded - a member kindly opened the file for me.

Greetings, We only have Corel X3. Customer has emailed a cdr file, which appears blank for us, so I'm thinking it might be in a newer version. Could someone try and open it? If it works, save as X3 or an eps? Reply with an email address and I'll send it across. Much appreciated.

Have you considered polycarbonate (i.e Lexan) instead of acrylic? Cuts quite a bit easier with a circular saw and would be more vandal-resistant as well?

Consider a dedicated network card for your computer, rather than go through network/switch/router?

Today is Rememberance Day in Canada, and I, for one, would like to express my appreciation and respect to our Veterans and all who serve. It is because of their sacrifices that we enjoy the freedoms that we do.

Our local recyclers won't take the backing paper because of the silicon component...

You won't go wrong with an Epilog. There are some cheaper Chinese machines out there, but I'm of the opinion, like has been said numerous times here about Vinyl plotters, you get what you pay for.

Run away....run away.... those are not signmaker's tolerances. Heck, I'd be astounded to hold 1/16" over 8ft.

You're very welcome. Hope it goes well for you.

What about one of these? With the right blade, it'd probably cut through the screws as well?

Have you run the test print in Versaworks? This might help determine if it's something in your file that's causing it? Also, in your example, are you working with spot colours or is it all CMYK?

Or find a friendly someone with a laser engraver - we cut coro on ours and it's a much better finish than our router.