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I third that. SDS rotary hammer. NOT a hammer drill. If you don't have an SDS, now's the time to invest in one.

With someone posting yet another link to one of those crowd-sourcing logo design sites, it made me think of the transition the industry has taken from hand-painted signs to vinyl signs. Hand-painted signs requires talent and years of practice and is obviously a SKILLED profession. It still...

I don't do wraps, so I haven't used it in the way your asking about, so I can't really answer your question.

I don't do wraps, but I think this is one of the best guns on the market. Adjustable in 50° increments from 150° to 1100°, LCD display, kickstand, hanging loop. I have it and don't have any complaints. DeWalt D26960

Is there a "Like" button...?

I'm not exactly drinking the Hilti KoolAid quite yet. The rotary hammer is definitely nice but only performs marginally better than the DeWalt. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhBdm3WeUC4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19iF_4vDV38 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RN0XFXYhqUE

Thoughts on Black + Deckers new logo? Before and after:

Not sure what your application is, but I don't think you'll find it in structural aluminum. In architectural aluminum I don't think you'll find it in 1/16".

Polycarbonate

Danggit Pat, look up (again) lol ^

Honestly curious...., and I'll preface by saying I like your logo...but is there a reason he only has three fingers and a thumb? Is that the norm on retro characters maybe?

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So you did vinyl for beer money and now you're fixing "box" signs....as in illuminated cabinet signs?

I have a pretty standard two-thought process for stuff like this: 1.) This isn't the kind of customer I want to deal with. 2.) If I go out of business because I didn't take on customers like this, I don't want to be in business. That makes it much easier to give them your price and let the...

Don't drill an undersized hole. Drill the proper size hole. Sizes are noted above. This. I use these. Again, I'm not being argumentative, but I think some of your advice is a little off base.

That's looks great - nice work.

Perforated vinyl is pretty much the industry standard.

Not that I've heard of. Electrical sign installers use rotary hammers all of the time on brick and that's drilling larger holes for PK housings, etc.

Well, quick update on this. I came across this comparison which is exactly what I was looking for: click Given the wide range of specs, they didn't pan out the way I thought they would which makes me think there's some research behind these rather than just producing a tool with the highest...

That Bulldog gets nothing but good reviews. Just to be clear, I wasn't comparing hammer drills to rotary hammers. I was comparing the various cordless rotary hammers. I think you forgot the picture. :)