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We can offer you a sign cover solution for your customer. We do these all day long. Contact me if you are interested in this.

This makes me want to start a post one day telling everyone that I'm selling wraps for $1.00 per/SF just to see what happens.

Which machine do you have? The G3?

I use the sealgrip routing underlay. I've had the best luck with that.

I use xy=4 z=2 acceleration =2 and normal direction. But these may be different if you are cutting cast or extruded and will also be different depending on the letter size. Ive had very good luck using those settings on anything over 2" with cast acrylic and polycarb. Also, assuming you are...

We use onsrud bits. The part numbers I would use are as follows. 1/16 diameter with 1/8 shank= 64-000 1/8 diameter with 1/4 shank= 64-012 I would set the router speed to 35,000 rpm. I would also leave the paper or plastic sheeting on the acrylic and only route through the acrylic not the paper...

How small are we talking and what thickness acrylic?

Also, make sure you are wearing latex or cotton gloves while handling the boards. This issue seems to happen to pvc and foamboards the most. Id assume due to their porousness.

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Hey thanks for the feedback guys. It seems as though routing this substrate is best kept for more industrial type routing equipment. I'm using a Zund G3.

Has anyone worked with either of these materials? I have a customer that needs 1/2" material planed to 1/4". I've done this in the past with softer plastics using our router but there has to be an easier way. Would a planer work? http://www.staron.com/staron/eng/index.do...

I was flipping through the channels about a year back and on FUSE they had a clip from a movie titled "King Lines". Upon looking further into the movie the star of this documentary is named Chris Sharma. This is some of if not the best rock climbing I have ever seen...

It would be awesome if it gets Ice Cream Sandwich. But that is the thing with those phones its a big IF. With a Google device like the Galaxy Nexus since its a development phone it is the first device to receive any update Google has available. It could take anywhere between 3mon-1.5yrs for that...

4g will use more battery.

The review above review is for the GSM version. The Verizon one will have LTE and a larger battery.

This is whats so good about it... http://www.bgr.com/2011/11/22/samsung-galaxy-nexus-review/

Me personally.. I would wait till the beginning of December and get the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. That phone will last you years and updates are maintained by Google not Verizon. Not only that but it is a beast of a phone.

Anybody heading out for Black Friday? I haven't in years but might attempt to pick up one of the 40" 1080P TVs from Best Buy for $199.

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