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I met Kasey at SGIA. Just from talking to him, I know the next computer we buy will be from him.

ahhhhhh drives me nuts. It happens all the time. Sometimes they want it next day so you stay overtime to get them done for them. And yea just like you said two weeks later they walk in like nothing is going on. I will murder you lady. I wasted two hours overtime and countless phone calls...

hahaha I just imagined this logo peeing on a calvin.

It looks like your getting wrinkle creases in your transfer tape and then when you take the backer off the material is warping to the stretch of the transfer tape. It looked like the front side had some air under the transfer also.

That is definitely correct it does go both ways. All of our customers that come in get a paper quote in their hand. The due date doesn't get filled in unless the customers requests the items by a certain time. In this case the customer said they were in no rush so no due date was given.

I would be upset. Whoever sold it to you probably knew there was a new version if it was only 2 months out. I would be getting on the sales guy. Unfortunately there is nothing you can do except complain and use another company next time.

hahaha all the time. Customer came in the other day. (We make street signs) Asks for a couple different signs and a custom sign. We work out prices and I tell him alright I should have those for you tomorrow morning. Customer: Oh that's no problem I don't need them till the end of the...

Do you also return the car to the customer and let them drive around for a couple months to make sure they like it before you charge them. Take your material cost and add 35% ontop of that and then whatever you want to make on the job. You kind of missed your opportunity to come up with a...

From what I remember no. I don't believe we had to remove anything other then a couple parts on the carriage. I believe you should be able to see a tiny piece on the right hand side.

you mean something like this? http://www.speedpress.com/products/2/24

Those defietely look like it was time. There are two rails that the carriage slides on. A larger and a smaller rail. The other two felts are located on the side of the carriage where the other rail enters the carriage. They are a little harder to see but they are there.

Thank You. That was something also I was going to add if you emailed me. Grimco makes .063 and .080 blanks that are drilled in the correct area and with the correct radius for whatever size you choose. Then you can choose the sheeting. They will also do borders for you and it's all to MUTCD...

Not an ONYX guy but I know in some other programs before you can send and rip or send and hold.

Trust me. Not that big of deal. When you get all the info feel free to email me and we can discuss. It's not that hard.

they are making it seem a lot more complicated then it is. Send me what sign you need and I will send you the file to print or cut it. Exact to the size you need it. Then it's just getting the sheeting done. Personally if you don't stock this stuff it's going to cost a lot to buy a roll. I...

Correct this is what I do all day. Is there a code for the sign? Is it a standard sign? Is it Highway or roadway? Aluminum should be .063 or .080 aluminum. Radius corners, 3/8" holes for mounting to posts. 3M, Orafol, AveryDennison, nikkalite, all these companies make reflective sheetings...

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I was wondering if anybody uses Shiraz Carbon as their rip software? I have been looking into different rips and this one seems really good for the price.

This is what I am beginning to find out. All these rip companies give you the most basic form for some pretty crazy prices. Where Flexi has everything those rip softwares have. as well as a fully capable design studio. Flexi seems like the answer. I really like Caldera why not make a PC...

What is a good rip software that I can use with a PC. I don't have a mac and I don't want to convert a computer to run on Linux. What are my options? I was looking at Caldera and really liked the Visual but it only runs on Mac. What is comparable?