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This is for one sign but would it change your pricing if you were doing 3? 48" x 36" Sign Cost Breakdown Example 1. Material Costs Let’s estimate per square foot first: Size: 48" x 36" = 12 sq ft ACM Sheet (Full 4x8 = $50 / 32 sq ft) → ~$1.56/sq ft ACM: 12 sq ft × $1.56 = $18.72 Vinyl...

Hey Splash0321, really appreciate the response and I love the customer multiplier idea...genious!

Thank you so much for the response ProntoPrinter, this really helps. Couple more questions if you have time. So in this scenario, with the sign going indoors, would you hesitate using UV flatbed with no laminant? This is going in a golf course clubhouse.

I am interssted in what your general rule of thumb is on pricing. I certainly know it will vary from different areas of the country. But when making a sign are you generally using a multiplier on material assuming you are not doing installation? What about a delivery fee or do you hide that...

Hey Mark, I wanted to circle back around and see if you might still be interested in taking a look aat our printing issues and possibly some help with the laminator?

Newbie here struggling with new media. Is new media have to be entered in both the epson edge dashboard and the onyx system or in only one place. Sorry I know this elementary to most. I am not seeing Briteline in the system so I assume need to find something comparable. I assume our Epson...

So we are a product based business that has been selling wall decor and personalized gifts for over 2 decades and we would like to diversify as a sign business in our area and online. We have the following equipment 4 - Mimaki JFX 200 1 - Epson Surecolor s80060L 1 - Shopsabre CNC 1- Epilog...

Hello everyone. So went in to print on our jfx200 yeaterday and pushed the vacuum button and the light next to the button on the control panel came on but no vaccuum. Anyone ut there had this issue before? Just wanted to check before I start digging too deep. Thank you!

We are looking for something to cut out our signs and we currently use a cnc and it is very messy. Have seen others use the laser and seems faster and cleaner

Thank you for all the recommendations. I was hoping to find a needle in the haystack machine that did not cost an arm and a leg, but I certainly understand you get what you pay for.

Thanks for getting back to me Mark, what laser wattage do you offer. I assume it can cut cleanly through the aluminum I mentioned?

Thanks for the response Alan.

Thanks for reading... So I am in the market for a flatbed CNC laser. Anyone having luck with equipment from China, or are the US manufacturers the way to go...I think I know the answer to this but would like some feedback. I know I can get junk for $15000? Or spend well over $200k. If you...

We are looking for ways to make our UV prints off of our Mimaki flatbed have a longer life outdoors and also to have a gloss finish. Could someone recommend a production line or company that might over this kind of setup or manufacture it. We print on thin aluminums that is coated white. We...

Saturn I do build/design everything in Illustrator and then open them into the Onyx print software. What is strange it this is the newest issue and until I get it to stop cutting the same spot twice I cannot move on to any other trouble shooting. I appreciate your help.

saturn thanks for taking the time to help out, I will do a bit more digging on this.

Thanks for the response and this might be above my training level. I guess I can download a free version of GoSign? I can try to see if I can setup a cut in GoSign thanks for the tip

Would any of you be interested in looking at this file to see what I am messing up. Bear in mind the double kiss cut and double flex cut is new. I am still wantiong to solve the alignment issue but my current issue is it double cutting and just built my file completely form scratch like i have...

Thanks Mark, I appreciate that offer and might take you up on it. Plane to do a bit more trouble shooting this week and will be in touch.

Thanks Johnnysigns, great tips indeed. Appreciate your response.