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Bingo. That kind of ethic will ensure you a quality rep and longevity in business. Good call.

Seeing as it on a high end vehicle and customer installed I would use a cast air egress with matching lam.

Had this for a bit. Cleans pretty well. Try that and white gloves.

Kick down malfunctioned so machine just ran over the weekend until the pressure in the tank found a weak rusty spot and burst. Thing jumped up, threw pieces and rolled down the wall leaving orange strips every 3 or so feet as it rolled on the wall. Found wheels at other end of warehouse. It was...

Small compressors can indeed explode. I've had one do it.

I have thirty year old galvanized pans for work table tops. Magnets work on them and they are as good as 30 years ago. You go through x-acto blades but that's why there is 100 of them in a box.

Biggest cause of compressor disasters is from lack of maintenance, like never draining water from tank causing rust and weak spots. Never leave it on when no one is around. Had a kick down fail overnight on one in warehouse years ago. It ran until tank failure in middle of night. Heck of a mess...

Haven't used latex or uv personally but know those who have. If precision is key latex doesn't seem to be quite there and are power hogs from what I have seen. Dealing with hp can be a pita also. I just purchased a printer using eco sol inkset and I am impressed with how quick vinyl can be die...

For me in the sign shop I would get a nice laser just to play. I'm getting close to retiring and play toys are in, lol. I did just purchase a small print/cutter that I installed this week for myself and one customer whose jobs are every week but too small to send out. It was just killing labor...

I own a sign shop and a distillery. I send my labels out for printing for normal bottling runs. For small specialty stuff I print my own on a desktop as my labels are basically brown paper and black print.

Roland BN 20. I have one coming myself.

If they have not been exposed they should wash out with water and pressure sprayer. If they have, emulsion remover and pressure washer should do the trick. If they have any ink in them that thinner will not remove or if there is a ghost image haze remover should be in the mix.

Pretty much same as you Gino except we take a week after Christmas thru New Year. It's always dead then over the last 40 years anyway. Wife and youngest have birthdays in the middle so there's that too.

Send them the original files they sent to you. End of story. Oh, and tell them to go pound sand with their threats.

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It usually means that your plot is out of the range of plotter settings. For example your plot is 29.7" width and machine is at 29.6" And I'm hardly a new member. been here for years.

Hey Gino and OP, been using my safety speed cut 22 years now. Have had triple chip blade the whole time. Lotsa teeth, lol. On my second blade. When you let the tool do the work it cuts flawlessly and blades last a long time simply because it is held at perfect angle. Safety is a big +. Acrylic...

Is it possible you were running windows 10 in 32 bit just for the software? When I had my pc built with win seven I was told I could do that in 10 somehow for my older version of SL, 8.1 like you. As it is just a pc for work station I opted for probably the very last dell ever built with 7 lol...

Is your dongle for 32 or 64 bit machine? I am running 8.1 and had the pc it is running on built with windows 7 just for that reason.

+1 what Johnny Best showed. A good epoxy to mount angle to sign and screw to post.