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Let's not forget the ever popular 70T Tank.

Possibly debris (dried ink) in the well after the damper - remove damper, suck it out with syringe, replace damper as it may have a tear in the filter. Just guessing, maybe someone else can verify my diagnoses and remedy.

It might blow the budget, but you could cut a pattern of the outline contour (with shape cut out) - have a drywall guy smooth out the area, repaint and then apply your print.

If you are cutting letters or graphics with inside cuts, remember that polishing the inside and outside cuts can be challenging. Straight outside cuts are easy enough to polish, either by hand or wheel, inside cuts not so much. The laser takes that out of the equation as it polishes while it...

I got a logo on a matchbox the other day. Hope it my last, but ...

Greetings from the snowy north - I get a kick out of watching 4x4's speeding down ice covered roads - they seem to forget that their brakes work just like 2w drives. Sorry you're going through that down there.

The "@hotmail.com" would get my radar spinning - sorry hotmail users!

If you left the printer on overnight - could have been an electrical brown out, corrupting some of your settings data. Don't know where you are at but we had a couple of power fluctuations here over the last few days.

Took this pic the other day while on site - Do we still need to locate the gas and electric?

Hi Pauly, Check out Sign Tracker - I have been using it for about 10 years and have found it indispensable - it is a rent by month subscription - originally it came with quickbooks integration - I think it still does but we have not been using that feature. It's been a big help and it is...

Hi Guys - Short on toilet paper? - No Problem - This goes back to my days as a proud member of the Marine Corps - Basically, it's a toilet paper hack. Although I have successfully demonstrated this technique to many over the years, I was able to find a you tube video that will fully...

had a similar problem in the past - we were asked to fix a large wall decal at a "Borders" - I think - they were large lam/printed sections over the coffee shop. as it turns out - I found that the paint had an "eggshell" finish and that it is not particularly vinyl receptive. So in short the...

Hey Tex, While you at it could you let me know what a "Puff Bars" is/are? Bullet #8. And #9 apparently he has only 1 cigar for sale

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This thread is starting to de-generate. No they don't bother me anymore... never did. "F@rt Proudly" is an essay by Benjamin Franklin, (no foolin') here is a link - https://allthatsinteresting.com/ben-franklin-fart-proudly as if you have nothing better to read today... though it could be...

That cracked me up when I saw it!!! I think I'll keep it. BTW how old is "old"? Also, was i hacked?

Thanks Gino - It doesn't bother me alot.. maybe a little bit - As far as contributions are concerned, you're right, I don't post very much. It seems that whenever I can contribute advice to someone's query, it has already been answered multiple times. I guess I need to get up earlier in the...

Just out of curiosity - I've been a member here for several years, but my profile reads "New Member" . Is there somewhere in my profile where I can change that moniker? And yes, I know I'm a new member compared to some of you old dogs. I'm just not "New-New" Thanks in advance

I would try using the black marker before trying to add a crop mark. You would not get the crop mark placed accurately. If you have another job ready to go with crop marks, run it and see if your read crop marks is working correctly. Then you may have to re-print the job you are having trouble with.

Did you try a second print and have the same problem? I've seen it happen when the first crop mark read was not read correctly due to a finger print or some other problem (adhesive on the clear dark or to thick), on the clear laminate -