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Cut on colex and graphtec. For poping out I'm thinking just shaking the sheets into a big pile. Stickers do not have to face same way. Has to be die cut, no sheets to customer

Over 100 is ok, it's exactly the same sticker x100. I'm going to test with a scale to get an idea of how accurate/fast it is to grab a handful of stickers, throw on scale then into the packaging baggie

Would have to supervise the cutter then

1000 times at least. 100000 stickers into 100

I have an order if 100K + stickers, 2" x 2" , irregular shape that I need to separate into sets of 100 stickers. Any ideas on how to best do this. Stickers are all dumped into a big box after cutting and need to baggie up 100 stickers. Right now I'm thinking of using a scale, weight it out. Any...

I might be able to help, sent you a PM . In Houston

Print will only be as good as the weakest link is how I look at it

outsource them, dye sublimated

I think an experienced installer could do that for $1500 in one day

Once you sell the website come back and prove us wrong, show us that you sold it for $75k

That's worth at least $501

Why do you keep editing/deleting your own posts?

What does this have to do with my shop? You asked how much your site is worth but aren't liking the answers

You just added that option. Wasn't there when you started the thread Thepiratebay - what you stealing on there?

You should be able to do a mil revenue with 3-4 employees especially if you are selling online.

So according to website traffic checkers you are getting a couple of visitors per day to ink-monkey.com .

Just because you got ripped off doesn't mean someone else has too also. I got quotes recently on fiver for a turnkey sticker website and the prices ranged $500- $1500 for a very good sticker website (based on the examples provided). There are web designers that have templates ready to go, plug...

That's not a quite compressor though

You can be cranking stickers out on a $4k roland BN20

Do the graphtec calibration