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What about cardboard boxes? When I order foamcore, my supplier will deliver it in a massive 48"x96" x8" cardboard box, I'm sure it's not cheap, but I sounds like it would work and also have a professional presentation for the client.

Yup, the guy who comes to pick up a 4x8 foamcore sign, either in a pickup without a cap and a bunch of tools freely rolling around the bed, or a guy in a Rav 4 that insists it will fit...

Aslan makes some nice polyester films, they are based in Germany, might be an option

The vinyl would shrink back from the edges of the acrylic quite a bit, also the acrylic blocks some uv, not all, so it would start to crack and yellow at some point. If you are going to the expense and time of reverse mounting on acrylic, spend the extra couple bucks on good vinyl.

Look for a shop with a flatbed cutter with an oscillating knife, it will give you a perfect cut with no cleanup needed

As far as I know, there is no native way to do this with any summa plug-in. I have to ask though, why not just set your page length in onyx to 10' and let onyx handle it? Is there some benefit to doing it manually I'm not seeing? Onyx will do this with 3 clicks of the mouse.

How many, and what size? I may be able to help, but I'm in canada

I would have turned the job down the minute he pulled out his toy truck, those types of jobs are NEVER profitable,you could letter 5 full size trucks in the time you spend dealing with these people's "fun little projects"

We were inserting beads by hand, you are the first person I've heard of that has not had issues with the auto inserter either jamming or not quite aligning with every hole and not working 100% plus since we always had to drill the holes 2x, I'm not sure how the auto inserter would fit into that...

From what i've read the main issues are the ever increasing cost and a lot of users feel like shopvox is not implementing meaningful updates / changes and instead are focusing on rolling out changes no one asked for. I ended up having something made for me in Filemaker by a developer,, cost me...

Bulletproof glass is just thick Polycarbonate I believe, so heat, and no knives!

I've been using the Quill system for about 8 months now, I'm pretty sure I'm the first customer in Canada! We used to use the Raster system for years, and while it works, its slow and labour intensive, we always found that you would need to drill the holes twice, because if any little spec of...

Have you found any that tick all 3? I was under the impression that all the major brands used lockdowns on ink

I've had an S80 for 7 years, when it was brand new the prints were perfect, solid colours looked like cut vinyl. any time I've had banding it has been either because a print head needed to be replaced (ive had 2 replaced in 7 years) or because the environment of the print room changed...

I can't wait to see Dog the bounty hunter be put in charge of ICE, a cabinet full of washed up reality stars put into positions of power because they looked like they knew what they were doing on TV

Do they drive Silverado's in Winnipeg? It's almost exclusively Ram 1500's here.

Yeah, I still use sinalite, but I check out with PayPal now, I don't store any payment info on their site and I have been compromise free for about a year now.

Lol, I doubt that Including cleaning, measuring etc, I would be about 1 hour

do you have anywhere indoors you can do it? we have a few customers who have large indoor bays we can use, we either pay them or give them really good pricing on their next few orders.

Try something like the wrap institute, it's a ton of online videos by Justin Pate, he covers mostly wraps, but also covers the things you mentioned, it should be able to get them to a certain point and you can then evaluate how to proceed further