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Great set up. You can crank out a lot of work in 1,200 s.f. and it's hard to beat the commute to work!

Very cool. I've been wanting to give that a try. Think that will be my New Years resolution !

We're doing the same. Cleaning, changing bad light ballast and bulbs. Organizing odds and ends betters. Want to start off the new year fresh and running!

A little variety among these. Sams is the last one to install right after New Years.

It's as easy as hitting the easy button. Throw a ton of money at equipment. Design your raps in MS Paint and hit the print button. That's why so many are jumping into the rap game. Easy money!

Free fonts don't include full size numerals. You have to pay extra for the full size option :)

Love the artwork for the ad. Creative!

No worries there Jim. I have some amazing stuff planned for later on :)

Gino these are the real deal embossed tin ceilings. Pricey too! But you just can't get that vintage look any other way. I waited quite a while before biting the bullet. Next on the list is this goose neck lamp for over the dart board.

Haha, don't be jealous. This has turned into one of those relationships where you realize it's getting pretty heavy but you know you can't get out of it. This could be a long, long, addiction for someone like me!

Recent update My latest project update that I worked on over Thanksgiving. About 2k s.f. of embossed tin ceiling panels. This stuff has really sharp edges and being overly confident of my skills and refusing to wear gloves, gave me a few minor slices here and there. The grid is currently white...

Gene you will wonder how you managed all these years without a forklift. I've had mine nearly 8 years and use it for everything. Even sending my guys up on the 16' high roof for repairs when needed :) You get really creative when you have to lift something with your back.

Scissor lift also what you might be looking for.

Hi from Z-Hills

With that cheap budget, tell them to hang banners from top to bottom.

This is exactly what I would do!

Hi, I remember your name. Good luck with your second go round.

Too many shops sell signs for time and material and are missing an important part of the equation. The real value in any sign is perceived value which can command a nice premium. Once you start selling advertising instead of letters stuck on a board, you immediately add value to your product...

+1 on this advice

His typical New York attitude with a large dose of Jersey shore antics are the one thing I'm glad to be rid of after leaving Long Island. I watched the entire episode and knew before the end of the show that he would shoot himself in the foot running his know it all mouth. Without change, and in...