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I use old towels cut to shape and stacked. Right now I have a piece of scrap felt from a job in there. You can use anything as long as it's absorbent, even women's maxi pads if you're so inclined. At some point I will look into just having it drip into a container and eliminate the catch tray...

Thanks.. that has got to be in my top 5 ugliest fonts....

Reinranch by letterman7 posted Feb 12, 2018 at 11:01 AMEven What The Font won't find it... Any ideas, good folks?

Yep, call places like Foamcraft. Should be nothing to do something like that.

I don't have a Graphtec, but my Summa works in a similar fashion. I've never been able to print on the gold directly and have the eye read the registration mark. So, I print a bunch of marks on white, trim them reasonably close (allowing enough movement for the sensor to find the mark, and...

No problem Allen, see attached. Nothing new about reinventing something, make what you have work for you. In these photos I opted not to align the engine turn within the letters and the client was fine with that since they were not matching any other vehicle.Cochranville FD Photo2 by letterman7...

Nice job keeping the turning going 'in the right direction' - aligned with the letter. But reflective "gold leaf" isn't new... been doing it for at least 10 years or more.

Or, I just clean my surfaces really well and make sure there is no "residue". As identified by another poster, they saw streaking on the surface and surmised that to be from the Windex. No, streaking occurs because the surface isn't clean. Now, true, I wouldn't use Windex or other ammonia based...

Funny everyone is hitting on Windex and it's derivatives (ammonia based cleaners). I've never - never - had any problems in over 20 years of cleaning both glass and spot cleaning vehicles with Windex. Just lucky, I suppose..

Nothing on their site yet.. New England Sign Supply

Yup, looks like Howard extrusions. Weird that they put routed lettering on the faces if it wasn't internally lit...

Cheap laminate would be one cause, cooking the adhesive layer and turning it black. The cracking through the print are a good clue.

Depends on what it's outfitted with. Some SB's have a spindle on them, most have the Porter-Cable router. I've been running my PRT Standard for 15 years with a router head with little issue cutting acrylic. You just have to know your speeds and feeds and have the right bits. Aluminum is a little...

Both of those images look like a painted pvc overlaid on a piece of 3mm ACM. What you're asking is somewhat akin to ordering a McDonalds menu item - too many options without a context. What are you trying to do with it? Are they flat on the wall or are they flagged away? Does your client want a...

Why not ask your employee if he's shopping around?

Trimming with a laminate router. First problem was it was the end of the day and I was tired, second problem as I got distracted when I reached the end of the run. Finished the trim, lifted the router up to turn it off with my left hand (being right handed), and brought my hand up under the...