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did you also rotate alternate panels in the rip? They don't match on the table, but when installing you can use a little more tension to match the short to the long. I have a similar mural to print next week, half inch grid across 20 feet of wall.

Cactus is one thing, but having to dig the sign out of four feet of frozen snow... not many cacti in Canada.

Swear by our steeltrack.

No see this is Big Government for you, North America should follow the Thai example and stop legislating the pants off the little guy. Did the founding Fathers have insurance and qualifications? Nope. Replace all the safety crap with "if it falls off and kills someone, you pay".

thank you, I was thinking about giving them a try. Bait and switch marketing means selling premium and delivering crap. I'll stick with 4over, at least the cards don't stink. The only thing that will stop china eating us alive is the fact that chinese people want a nice life with cars...

we never charge for the "item", given that a logo is so personal and can go through many revisions. We charge by the hour. Sometimes we hit the ball first swing and the logo can be $150-200, sometimes it can run on and on. It's an incentive for the client to focus early.

I would lam anyway just so it doesn't get scratched during install (even with felt), but in your case this would be a cost. the cost of the lam is small compared to having to pull off, reprint and come back another day. I guess it would be okay, especially if it's cling.

I have a VS 540, left it full length. its a slower machine but a dependable tractor. mess with it and it will probably bite you somehow.

Talk to some of the local trade printers, the GTA is lousy with them. if you can wait a month go to CONSAC... actually you should go to CONSAC in september anyway if you are thinking of buying, there will be sure to be some good deals on the floor. There are always plenty of trade printers...

So what is safe for acrylic? I have always started and finished by degreasing with alcohol. All my acrylic is laser cut and flame polished, 1/8 or 1/4. I'm sitting here now listening for a crack.

the price isn't that crazy if you think about it. If I go to Best Buy to get refils for my office inkjet they cost as much as buying a new inkjet. Maybe the same has happened to the wide format industry? I can see one in every garage!

Just like any business UPS employs humans. Cranky emotional messy hugely variable humans. One day soon they will replace the humans with self driving robotic trucks and delivery robots... but since all the humans will be unemployed homeless nomads there will be no need for UPS. We have a...

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Hey, we may be unemployed, but at least we will have nice houses...oh no wait that is for the rich working people...at least we will have nice stacked cheap concrete boxes!

its not as if Flash will be around for much longer, Even Adobe are stepping back from it so I guess they are getting some money out of the old donkey before it dies. Steve Jobs is laughing somewhere.

is this a white adhesive dry-erase rather than a clear dry-erase laminate?

face in did it, perf has a lower surface area to start so rolling face in is more likely than other adhesives to pull the lam off. I roll all my laminated stuff facing out no matter how long it has to sit.

Go to a wholesaler/supplier and ask.

Welcome from the frozen north! Sounds like you are doing things right. Do you have customers/market? Will your old shop continue to use your services? Will you need to aquire fixed overhead like machinery/printers and premises or will you just install at other locations? Basically...

as a dual English and Canadian citizen I have no excuses when my first and second languages are English (I'm working on American as my third). My experience is that when your priority is communicating a thought or concept, the words go unfiltered to the page (or screen). When I get emails...