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petepaz I thought so as well but the term of the graphic is only a couple of days. I would like to avoid anything that might leave a residue if possible. I am also thinking it should be very thin in order to take the curve if not cast.

Good day everyone, Has anyone wrapped an escalator handrail before? I found this company that offers printed media but I would prefer to produce it myself. It looks like a pretty cool product for trade shows. I was thinking about trying 480C. Any thoughts on what might work? Examples are in the...

If you are blowing up a single image to 145" and getting 38 dpi, you are going to be hard pressed to find better. Thats 5510 pixels in width which means it probably came from a 24-megapixel camera if the resolution is native and not already interpolated. If they used a decent camera and the...

Thank you for the replies. I gave up and re-drew it. Which is what I should have done from the beginning. I got way to focussed on finding the right font.

I cant ID this font for the life of me. I have tried matching it online and searching through type server. I feel like it should be simple. Can anyone ID this one?

Thank you very much.

Can anyone ID this font please?

I wrap a bit of tape around the base of an old plotter blade to thicken it up and use it in a kobalt hobby knife.

Thomas Printworks is currently accepting applications for a production print operator in our Maitland Florida branch. This is a hands on position with responsibilities revolving around the production of digital prints on our Canon 660XT flatbed printer. Qualified applicants will need to have a...

Yupo makes a product called Octopus that is really neat but the price is out there. It uses micro suction cups imbedded in the material and sounds similar to glassadhere. It grips like crazy and can removed and reused. I have been moving a 9x12 print around my house for about a year now and it...

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I have been using Multicam for 13 years with very few issues. In that time I probably have only needed an on-site tech 5 or 6 times.

Great, now I have buyers remorse. That is a fantastic deal.

A sawstop table saw seems like a bit of overkill for cutting cleats but from a liability standpoint, it is the safest saw out there.

Have you considered a track saw?

I wanted to do more than just cleats so I went with a Delta 36-725. If you are willing to go with a used saw, I have been very happy with my Ryobi BT3100 that I bought for $120 a few years ago. A lot of people like the dewalts but I could not make myself like the rack and pinion fence...

We were cutting them on the CNC with a whiteside 1508 90º v groove bit. It worked great but lately we've been too busy to justify using the CNC for simple cleats. I was constantly needing a table saw and tired of running home or bringing mine in so I splurged on a bit more saw than I needed and...

Thanks Moze.

I have to hang a temporary PVC sign on an unsealed concrete wall. It will be wave graphic roughly 96"x12" 6mm thick with a smaller 6mm standoff in the back. I am thinking of using a silicone adhesive but I am worried about discoloration to the wall when we strike the graphics. Any thoughts?

Perfect, thanks.