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Yep. Shipping is a pain for everyone, so we just eliminated it on orders over $49. Yard Signs, Stickers, Banners, Vinyl, Stands...All of it. *Here's the caviat. I know you were looking for one. This does not apply to oversized products - which isn't much really. See details here.

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Probably not the answer you are looking for, but having two systems for this seems reasonable to me. If you are concerned enough to have a binding contract with details laid out like this, those are probably larger jobs that 1.) Are already "sold" just need to be finalized, and 2.) Complex and...

I think this makes alot of sense if there is a clear Good/Better/Best option. For example, banner stands have economy options, and high end options. You get what you pay for. They are also generally designed differently. The differences are easy to explain. If you are creating a site sign, or...

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What printer? Do you have the same issue in all modes? What about unidirectional vs bidirectional?

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We're getting more printers, and more automation, mostly in 2023 though. With our building purchase in '22, we spent it all... I love that you outsource your wide format printing, but having some ability to print in-house would be my go-to.

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Quick update. We stopped messing around. I had a meeting with everyone that even looks at the printer. We all agreed to follow every single one of the procedures canon recommends and only use their factory profiles. To a T. No exepctions. No running a profile for a vinyl that’s has the same tech...

I like polished concrete. Ultimately it seems to be the most durable. From there you can add a hardener, or just have it sealed by a commercial floor guy. Someone who does a lot of retail. It will be Pennies per sqft. We have our guy come once a year to have everything looking new again. Our...

Heat seems to be a requirement for laminating UV prints. We generally have experienced the same thing as others. Even with very soft/conformable laminates.

We have a swamp cooler set up to run automatically. We maintain around 45% all the time near the printers.

Budget matters a lot. Do you have a range? Under $100k? $200k? $400k?

Hard to beat an Xacto knife if you’re not using a cnc. Saws will mostly give you a rough, dusty edge. Is this something we could help you with? We do custom Coro all day long.

we have about 20TB across a few synolgy NAS drives. They are just wonderful and their software is great for backups. Plus no fees. I don’t think they could be beat for a setup like yours.

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