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If it's only 50 pieces you could get all of them cut before you could figure up some kind of jig, go to the hardware store and buy the materials, much less build and test it.

Eyescrews in the wood posts

Nope. It's not turned completely off. You are just selecting whether to use head 1, head 2, or both for that printing job and all subsequent ones until you change the setting. All maintenance functions continue on both heads regardless of the print setting.

If you make exact duplicates of the original shapes, you would tape your upper pieces over the ghosted locations. Then position the wave piece to line up with them. After installing the wave piece, you would then install the upper pieces to fit in the cutouts for the swoosh tips.

No. It cleans normally. It doesn't really disable the head. It just doesn't print with it. The setting in the printer menu doesn't say "disable". It says Print with both, print with head 1, or print with head 2. (Not in sentence English like that). The head is still on and activated. When it...

On the Epson disabling the head just means you don't, print with it until you change the setting. The printer still does ink circulations, head cleanings, and when you run test prints it still makes the test patterns with the head you're not printing with. No additional maintenance is necessary.

If one of your heads has a color fail or many clogged nozzles, you can print with the other, albeit at a slower rate, without the print defects. It you have a head alignment problem (alignment between the two heads) printing with only one head gets rid of the blurriness and double lines.

There are fonts with Ws like that. I found some that were close but had different u.

On the other hand, I've been doing signs for over 30 years now, and have always used Graphtec plotters. I can recall one occasion where we had one that was wearing down and we sent it back for a refurbishing, and that is all I have ever had to have done among the 3 Graphtec plotters I have used...

They probably quoted higher on the Jaguar because they figure a Jaguar owner is more likely to come back demanding things be fixed....so they have to break their routine to do things better.

Yeah, I've received packages in USPS boxes turned inside out and it really makes me think a lot less of the company that did it. The box looks like crap that way, the pull string is on the outside, and they are weak when they are ruined that way so the contents get crushed. It's pretty rich on...

We are having problems with perf we got during the pandemic. This year the material seems to be back to normal. The stuff felt different and handled different the last couple of years.

Agree. Why would you snip from a screen capture when you could download the original file in higher resolution?

I reuse boxes if I can but we buy three kinds of boxes from Uline because we ship too much of things that fit in those size to be able to use old boxes for them. There is no branding on the Uline boxes we use. I wasn't aware there was branding on any of their boxes. Unless you're talking about...

I'm not sure if this was the way it was all along, because I had drummed into my head as a kid that the field of stars always goes in the top left, but on military uniforms and vehicles the rule now is that the field is always to the front of the person or vehicle so that it looks like it would...

I generally only do mirror image when the shape of the vehicle requires it.

Look at the link I gave. It's Refrigerator Deluxe.

https://www.marksimonson.com/fonts/view/refrigerator-deluxe Available as an Adobe font too.

I need someone who can make a circle sign blank 18" diameter from .080 aluminum. Is there anyone that can do it? If you have direct-print capability you can print it too. I just need one. Don't refer me to Hall Signs. I've been waiting 3 weeks for a price from them and despite calling them 3...

No silicone. Unless you want the letters to fall off the wall. It WILL get on the tape.