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I can see the file name, but it's just text like you typed it. No image, no link to one.

Maybe it's different outside of the USA, but looking at the plans page it's definitely subscription here.

If that machine has a print log I'd look and see if it ran while you were away. If it printed fine right before you left, I seriously doubt it was like this.

I got curious and actually googled "hot crack fill". It wasn't as sexy as some of you made it out to be...

"Hot Crack Fill" would get my attention better than a logo, one way or the other. lol

Bottom one looks more like a fridge magnet than a sign to me. Logo's the biggest thing on it like I'm already familiar with the company and just need to scan the fridge and find the contact info. But the what you do and why I might want to contact you in the first place is just about the...

I do some 3D SLA printing on Etsy, and when I license a model they all require I credit the creator in the listing with a link to their website, patreon page, or similar. If it's a studio rather than an individual designer they also issue a commercial license number and certificate. I would...

Some sort of job ticket with all the details of the job has to be generated by your MIS or estimation software. Every job we do a job ticket is printed out of the MIS and follows the job as it is produced and finished. If that sort of thing is being produced by your software, that'd be a good...

Funny thing about using standards like PMS. You get what you asked for*, not what you thought you asked for based on your likely uncalibrated computer monitor, or worse, cell phone screen. *Assuming the producer can hit a color.

Kinda want dinner. Got about an hour before that's even a possibility.

...is this TMI territory, or are talkin' about dinner?

Back when I was working on electronics an extension cord with one end pulled off for wiring on lugs was called a "widow maker". If the cord had both plugs on it we called an "electron hose".

Last place I worked (it was electronics repair) was in one of the prefabbed single story industrial complexes. Several times someone stone all the copper from the AC units on top of the buildings, like the whole building. Several businesses in it. We were at the back of the complex near the...

If they are significantly cheaper I'd start to think about applying the "you get what you pay for" principle. I'm real leery of that with electricity. Something's making it cheap. Cheap materials, cheap manufacturing, or lack of any kind of quality control. Maybe all of that and more. Not saying...

I amazed at how cool it got, and how quickly. Didn't last long, but was a nice reprieve from the Texas heat.

Well, at least he's consistent.

That was pretty cool. Happened pretty quick, but definitely cool. Passed right over us here so we just walked outside for a few minutes. Didn't have to travel or anything. Cheap and easy once in a lifetime experience I suppose.

Found this on ZipRecruiter. If you click over to the Jobs tab at the top you can see current job postings. Should give you some idea at least. https://www.ziprecruiter.com/Salaries/Vehicle-Wrap-Salary--in-Arizona

I really hope they don't decide to put lighting behind the panels so it spills out from between the spaces. But I have my fears...

Gino, my first suggestion above (post #16) was to decline it because I know that and is what I'd do if it were me. But OP seems to be hesitant to go that route.