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you are welcome p.s. sorry about the roads

admin can delete this, got it done. who needs sleep anyways

We don't have time to install this. Anyone want to come take care of it? Pm me

very nice!

why do you need to cut them all at once? with a t square and some sharp blades that should take one person not much over 3hrs on a table. You probably could have had it half done in the time you have spent babbling on about it in this thread.

It's alright. It's on my tractor. It doesn't flow enough to do big holes but I got it for smaller holes, for example I have 50 directional signs to install on a large campus with two holes each, this will be great spinning the 9" bit, I have my sights on a mini excavator for the bigger jobs

some of my favorite more recent jobs. I picked up a couple new pieces of equipment for the company along the way, figured you would wanna see that too.

if you have to ask, buy one. There are plenty of wholesalers out there

you didnt throughbolt it?...

banners are a temporary solution, given the way its mounted I would say 3 months is the most you can ask for

why is there a plug in power cord coming out of the sign to begin with?

yea that didnt make sense...whats the point of more passes if you aren't laying down more ink

ok thanks everyone. It sure is a heck of a lot slower doing 10 pass on the latex then the 4 pass on the solvent. I dont mind it being slower when I am printing high dollar jobs, but it just stinks when We are doing yard signs going that slow. Other then that its a great machine

http://www.amazon.com/SHAVIV-151-90094-Mango-With-Handle/dp/B003JY7MDW/ref=pd_sim_sbs_indust_5 this is the kind you want for alum

We use mainly fdc and ritrama media for doing the basic coro, pvc, alum signs and the prints look like crap with anything under 10 pass. We have the profiles from the manufacturer. With my other printer the hp9000 it prints ok on 4 pass. This is costing me a ton for ink just to print freakin...

you will have enough surface area with that size panel that if you are fastening into something solid behind it you wont have any problems, just know when tight is tight. Putting up some spacers beforehand to take up the depth wont hurt either though

I have 1000 dollar hilti drills on my truck and 180$ bosch bulldogs and 500$ hitachi's on my other guys trucks, we still all get the same jobs done in relatively the same time. I just dont have to worry about them destroying my really nice stuff.

really hard to give you any good info based on those pics. cant tell anything about it really as far as the construction of the sign

Im well aware of the weight and loads involved. My arguement was playing the devils advocate so to speak, because the op said he didnt want to put screws into the building yet some others suggested the tension system which in reality would require the same if not more fasteners into the...

what is the difference in screw holes by screwing the tension tracks in place as opposed to teck screws through the grommets? i dont see much of a difference. I have an account that i install lots of large bannes on building. The most common being 8x80' and have had them up for years and they...