The classic.
Silk screening double sided signs with an arrow. Set up with one screen.
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Two dozen 18'' x 24''.
Only did it once.....
Think it was in 1978. No problems since.
Wanna buy a bridge?
Count yourself lucky. We had an order for 300 coro House for sale arrows. We used our flatbed since they wanted fancy graphics and pictures. I was just starting and learning... Art department says they set it up so it doesn't matter which direction you put it in, it'll be correct. we used 24x24 coro... so it was 2 up. Printed all of one side... then printed around 150 of the second side, sent them down to be sheered in half... And 5 minutes later they come up "ummm.. then arrows pointing in opposite directions?" Of course I say no.. impossible, I was told it didn't matter how I loaded it, the art was setup in a way that doesn't matter".
Out of 150 of the signs I printed... Only 3 were randomly put in the right direction. Everyone had a good chuckle at the new guy messing up 150 signs. Coro is cheap, and our flatbed ink is cheap, so they didn't care...it was a lesson learned, and you can bet I've never made that same mistake again! I think I was more mad at myself for wasting 8 hours standing at a flatbed, being mind numbingly bored, and having to re-do it.
That was probably my "Biggest" I can't believe I was that stupid, moment.