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yes, use less force! I've got an 8 year old one and two 6 month old ones... all 3 are usable.

I've got the same question... but it looks great!

you can see through 210 or 8518 easily. it's not DOT approved (so we won't use it on vehicles), but have upsold a number of shops to standard. we also give them the OC option, but honestly... 210 sells more than the others for building windows. Obviously, the view is clearer without lam (our...

for a shop window, we give them the option to upgrade to a laminate, and OC isn't required... generally, we'll just use oragard 210 or 3m 8518. for vehicles, OC lam every single time- never had a complaint.

it seems you don't have the demanding clients i do... haha we do a lot of laminated print for a local auto dealer group, everything must be on a core. if i can save 2 cores with each laminate/vinyl roll, I can avoid buying an extra order or two of cores per month. not a ton of cash, but on a...

this. we keep the cores though, they're useful... in the downtime, we'll remove the liner. either a blade or reverse roll it on the floor/table.

Get a message off to WildWestDesigns! He sent me a sample of a metal tag a few days ago that is absolutely stunning.

so... use a mcdonald's! :ROFLMAO:

this reminds me... been thinking about taking a trip up there someday :-P

Thanks! Come on down sometime... That's old screenprinting equipment, too small for us- so it was broken down for sale. Allegedly, the buyer is coming today.

same... had a short affair with dropbox, ended up setting up a storage box at my shop, accessible via VPN for the sales laptops.

Just a few short days away from his 3rd month among the breathing, my son came in for his first shift- Welcome aboard, Caleb! :smile:

here we are- Pretty messy, I know... we're re-arranging and moving some stuff around the shop.

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You can build a table with a drill and a saw. We used 4 4' 4"x4"s for the corners, framed with 2x4s and a 4x8 sheet of 3/4" plywood with a rhino mat on top... times two now for a total of 4'x16'. All in all, each table cost around 250 with the rhino mat and grid sheet underneath it- including...

We can do it, we're in the southeast- just north of Tampa, FL. Send details to quotes@shortystampa.com and mention s101 for a quote and turnaround time!

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Safari/Chrome. Chrome works well on windows, Safari for OSX. I was using chrome on all machines, but chrome for OSX sucks up memory like it's going out of style.

So glad to hear it! Thanks for sharing the positive news! :)