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How big is it, most companies make 10' sheets.

Brand preference? They don't even what the materials called.

Does anybody know if a Matthews paint palette is available anywhere for photoshop, illustrator etc.?

Trying to find out more specifics. Static vs. Rotary, what HP etc. Some places recommend one over the other, been told one type will work and one won't for both of them. Through my own research looks like I would do a 25 HP rotary, but would like some kind of conformation. The more I look the...

Thought someone on here might have first hand experience with them. Tried doing research on my own but I'm not getting clear answers. Guess I need to start contacting some companies.

Anybody using a single to 3 phase converter for anything? Help would be appreciated.

I am looking for phase converter recommendations for the 10 hp vacuum pump that comes with the Gerber sabre routers. Thanks

Techman not sure where you are getting that duna is not hdu.

Since it is set in you could kerf the back to flatten it out. I don't think you could glue it to anything as is to flatten it out.

I believe we get ours from Harbor sales.

Usually talk to them see what they like, what they want and go from there. If I get one one of those customers that has no idea what they like, want or need I'll ask to help narrow it down.

We're both having good weeks, I should make some money on these 500 "save the children" banners I'm making;)

Never liked the fsc wb. I have been using Stix. It works a lot like the old grey sign prime.

400 blanks a year with that? Have fun.

I would think about any cnc would be able to handle it. The only problem doing it this way is the material needs to be a consistent thickness if it is a little thicker or thinner in spots it will show. This is the type of bit I was talking about-...

Could be done on CNC, we have a .125 round over bit that comes to a point. It would cut it out and round over with same bit. It's too thin to use a round over bit with a bearing in a hand held router or router table.

I have only used one with a vacum table.On the rare occasion that I need to clamp something down it's a major pain in the butt. I'm sure people do go without but I think it's money well spent.

I have no idea how that works. Maybe someone should try that with a car payment or mortgage and see how that works out for them.

The only router that I have used is a Gerber Sabre. They are on the expensive side but in the nearly 20 years we have had it it's been trouble free. However I think you could get more for your money in todays market.

Your right I need access but not control. Most of the programs I have seen allow you you to control the the computer remotely but files can't be moved between them.