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head mouse can try if they think they can do it. ooof. hard pass on my end. save 3x the labor/risk, by simply adding 2x the trip.

ohhh weren't ppl upset about AI being brought into these arguments before? :p ...but you're correct, the terminology gets muddied in the rabble. "A reciprocal tariff is a trade policy where a country imposes tariffs on imports from another country at the same rate that the other country applies...

you can also google "what is a reciprocal tariff". it pertains to the trade deficit, but "retaliatory tariff" is most likely what grammer you were attempting to correct despite not being the same thing.

french canadians are a different breed ;) this is well documented.

sooo lets just generalize to cast shade on "right leaning people", and then slink away when asked to provide receipts? howwww Liberal of you.

yeah, i'm sure there's people out there that feel the same way when they get invited to a party. ...but noted: never threaten a Canadian with a good time.

51st state. lol That was a good laugh, but I think it would have been more like 8 states and making the crown keep Quebec.

"over-access committment" doesn't sound very free-trade-agreement'esque. the video merely glances over the milk quota, but in true canadian-fashion....the guy seems pretty friendly and I would definitely purchase some wares from his maple syrup booth.

gross. I would be making the sign its own stand, that fit snug with/under the profile of the desk I guess. ...unless of course the command strips idea works

yikes, I don't think I was ever sold on "UV blocking ink" ...must be the new PC way of saying "black" around the old ADA dept. :p

speaking of bags of milk ....UK charges less in tariffs than Canada for US dairy products. approx. 50% vs 250%. still doesn't take AI to realize that we're getting the shaft here in the States, while also providing the most support for shipping routes.

you tell them to leave the extra 4ft on the 16ft posts. orrrrr you just join two posts together with a roll of duct tape :p

the laser eye is really just a switch, easy to bypass if you know how to jump a wire. agreed its a pita, even with the guidebar. mine would always trigger with zero wrinkles and while using the guidebar, turned out I just had to re-seat the mount&alignment of the photoeye as it was ever so...

treat it like a fence

greetings from across the mississippi! I hear they got some niiiice signs round them parts!

quickest fix for fine print issues, is to print in single-direction. agreed to above comments regarding getting your bi-directional alignment dialed-in, but posting a pic of your nozzletest might also confirm whether this could also be a printhead issue.

only pipes I've ever wrapped were overhead parking structure clearance bars, but my trick was just to accept that no one would ever see the top of it :p i still took precautions, and marked center of my graphic and pre-slit the material to ride that line and started at the bottom of the pipe as...

i know you can just buy that woodcarving from Paul White for $7600 Pretty certain that a 3D file of this doesn't exist, but a cutline should be easy to generate via photoshop/illustrator if you're just looking to cut a 2D shape for a print to apply-to.

one of the coolest things i've ever done to laminated lettering, is use doming epoxy on the finished face. holy cow does it make the metallics POP! wish I had a pic to showcase, but it was just me tinkering in the shop on a project for a friend.