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31 years of using various cutters and having different issues along the way I am dumbfounded that I didn't think of this

been doing this for years, i average about $2000 a year in bonuses. i have about 20 credit cards open, use til i get rewards ,move on to next one. doesn't affect your credit score, (825)

In the last 4 months I turned down a 15K and 25K job from the same client, ridicules time schedule would have broke my sanity wide open.

I've done this order for him three times, Still waiting to get paid but he said he'd pay double for the forth order!

You have to use clear silicone if you want to use it as glue. The only time I have had it fail is a very old tube.

I almost always use Arlon. really never disappoints

Your options are: #1 - Spend money to acquire equipment needed to offer the services you wish to perform. #2 - Rent equipment to perform services you are not equipped to do and make less money than the people who chose option #1.

RUN!

I live in Niagara county, your life expectancy here is not good, cancer riddled place. Industry flocked to Niagara Falls in the late 1800's because of the power that could be harnessed from the falls. Toxic waste is buried everywhere here. I had cancer, my sister died of cancer, my brother had...

I got ya beat, my heath insurance for 4 healthy people is $25,164 for the year....

for chits and giggles please post a pic

I'm gonna medicate right now, just in case :)

took the words right outta my mouth

that sounds low, but even if you were able to pull that off, (I converted 5 of these about 15 years ago when the prices were cheaper and i couldn't touch that price) it still wouldn't be worth it. The daily maintenance required is silly, sure it will print, but you won't make money. I assume...

switched to latex about 8 years ago, I would rather have rusty nails driven up my fingernails on a daily basis rather than go back to solvent.

hope you didn't pay much for this, this is a path you don't want to walk down. been there done that, not worth it.

get a job at a place that does them and learn, anything else is dribble...

any cast without lamination will work, the key is to use thin material, calendared just wants to regain its original form so it pulls away from the valleys if there was a VOC problem you probably wouldn't have been able to give us those pics

without knowing if you were using the correct tools I would say it's either a stone or rebar. if it was rebar, put a regular bit in and see if you can cut into it. if that don't work, then it's a stone and your equipment isn't up to the task.

I remember my first job at a sign shop when my boss would flip me a $100 bill every once in a while and tell me thanks for doing a good job, don't tell anyone I gave this to you. I already had the work ethic, but getting noticed and rewarded for it made it good. Until I realized I could do...