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What software are you using? I would imagine you just need to set your fill color to the same as your outline. Not that you asked for a critique but those two fonts sure don't seem to go together.

Buy a corner rounder or use a knife. I think it would be way too soft for a jig saw

Our policy is that any church or customer that wants any religious symbol put on their printing or signage must pay in full at time of order. In my print shop every time that someone would want a fish put on their work I would have a problem getting paid. Something was always wrong. I would...

Aren't there some 2 part fonts meant to exactly this?

Ha ha ha ha

Dale only charged me $20 bucks for mine, the other $100 or so must have been for the well deserved advice and customer service that he afforded me over the phone before I made a decision. I am not against making your own version of any tool in the shop but I must give props to this man. The...

Instantly turned a rusty old POS into a sweet ride.

Low tack transfer tape? I have not tried it but I would imagine that the thinner cast would conform better to the wall as well.

Cheaper to replace the plywood than the time it takes to clean it up?? I always have to ask myself this one.

Short nap after lunch every day. Sit down meeting at the shop every day for the last 1/2 hour of work and everyone has a beer while we discuss what is up for the next day.

Send him a bill for your phone consultation for 14 minutes at an hourly billable rate of $425.hr Maybe it will be easier in terms that he can understand.

I have thought about using him for a sign that we have coming up.

That is a bummer. I wonder if it is only visible by members, premium members or visitors. It would suck to price a sign out and for someone to see it at 1/3 the price with a simple google search.

Couldn't tell you but it is in Swedish or Danish :-))

Not only are your cuts straighter but your blade does not get bogged down slicing through rubber. Much less pressure is required and your media doesn't sponge underneath you so you have a great feel for how deep you are cutting when you are trying to cut media but not liner. Masking tape also...

I was a stripper in a print shop and got used to glass tables. Once you use glass you will never want to use a cutting mat again.

Thank You Bigfish, That is exactly what I was looking for. Suggestions like that are the reason that I love being on 101.

Wow, what else can you say? Totally amazing.

Sorry, I didn't read the adhesive part and now I have no idea. The above method is just how we mount our regular prints.

Trim to within an inch. Tape her down, roll er up and run the big squeegee the whole length. This is the BS's strong suit. It is how I mount my 4' x 8's with 54" material.