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hadn't noticed....

hmmmm, i'll try this again..... here is your $17 solution http://signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?p=694599#post694599

i'm with pat, in the end they wouldn't know a good sign if it slapped them in the face, so stretch away and collect the check....

i use the same heads, and capping station with a solvent pump. built my own heaters for around $300

14 years and I can count on one hand the number of deposits i've taken. also one hand for the number of signs i've been burned on.

i had to work saturday last week, first time i stepped into the shop on a saturday in years..... i hate working saturdays....

30-40 sq ft per hour

this is the solution to your problem.... the print server plugs into the back of the FJ-52, then you just cat-5 to your router. i have three hooked up like this...

get yourself a cheap print server and hook it up to your network. $17 http://cgi.ebay.com/Netgear-PS121-Ethernet-Wired-Network-USB-PRINT-SERVER_W0QQitemZ370365250645QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item563b7d3c55

does ryan a cool black cowboy hat?

i aspire to be you..... i was going that direction but stopped short

i'm all for making old stuff useful, i run solvent thru fj's and cj's and make a ton doing it. the thought of using graphix advantage makes my skin crawl.....

i betting that's a fix that will happen any day now

i can see putting around for hobby sake, but your not planning on using this are you?

casey, what about SSD's in RAID 0? don't you think that would be insane fast? as far as lenght of use, i tend to reevaluate my system every 18 months anyway....

a common misconception when incorporating. if not incorporated and properly insured, and something does go wrong, lawyers will go after the insurance, not your personal property. they want the easy money. once incorporated, by law you must be properly insured, or they can come after not...

this is a signal to get out fast....

:goodpost::U Rock::rock-n-roll::thumb:

email me and i'll give you my FTP info, i'll convert whatever you need dave @ darlak.com

awesome use of vinyl........ all of it