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Premium customer is another way to say "PITA" customer. Unless he's making up 10% or more of your business, don't bend over backwards for him. That old saying, "money talks, BS walks" is pretty applicable here. We have a couple of customers that get preferential treatment, but they're spending...

There's not enough tinfoil for all you weirdos. I hate to tell y'all this, but the government isn't tracking your every move (unless you're on some kind of watch list) and could probably care less what Joe Schmo sign installer is doing on a Tuesday afternoon. Amazon, on the other hand, is...

I've had to explain this to the same guy like five times. I'm about ready to shove one up his rump.

A good production manager is an amazing asset. A bad one can sour an owner/president/CEO (whatever) on the position forever. Always look for employees that are good at organizing their own work flow, get things done in a timely and efficient manner, and have a good relationship with other...

Absolutely not. The appropriate workflow is to leave it sitting on the table uncapped so you can rest your forearm on it and cut yourself.

It happens to the best of us. ;)

150 holes is a lot more than I thought you were going to say. That's actually pretty impressive. I've burned up a Makita battery drill and a DeWalt in the past year, both brand new out of the box. The Makita barely made it two months. Full disclosure though, we've got two other Makitas and a...

How long will a charge last? On a side note, I'll never invest in another tool that isn't Festool. I'd rather pay the extra 20% and know that it's not gonna burn up in a year (or less).

Only happens to us when we leave the media loaded for extended periods (more than a couple hours) without printing. Unloading the media is the only thing that we've found to prevent it. =/

We usually buy it with the adhesive already applied, but this makes sense and could explain why we're having issues with several sheets. Thanks!

That's exactly what's happening here. Any idea what caused your failure? Just time and moisture? This was only up a few days before this happened.

Some serious thread necromancy here.

Anybody having issues with Rowmark lately? I'm not sure if it's the adhesive or what, but on four different pieces of acrylic faced with Rowmark, the Rowmark has developed "bubbles" in the surface of the material. Most the time it's just one or two spots, but one piece looked like it was hail...

Church!

This would still make me a little nervous, but it's definitely a better idea than straight half inch acrylic! I was also thinking about edge clips that are often used for glass installations. Those might work and are less obvious than standoffs.

Don't do it. A half inch 4' x 4' piece of acrylic is extremely heavy, coupled with a second surface print is just asking for disaster. If they insist, walk away. You don't want that kind of liability. A piece of acrylic that big could kill somebody. I can't think of any fasteners off the top of...

It's a catch-22. You get it, you'll never have a need for it. You don't get it, your first customer will want it. ;)

Most local and independently owned businesses aren't going to require UL certification. This generally only becomes a concern when you're dealing with larger companies and corporations OR if you're planning on wholesaling and even then, not everyone is going to require UL certification. Safety...

Any application tape is going to create tunnels and bubbles if you roll it inwards. Always roll application tape to the outside if you have to. Even then, no guarantee you're not going to get some issues here and there. If you can, store flat, transport flat, ship flat.

Gotta agree here. They're probably not going to reuse these many times, if at all. I'd go coro all day.