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I've been contouring the majority of the yard signs for our clients these last couple weeks. Simple designs, but ours stand out over the other shops by a landslide.

sendcutsend.com upload your ai/dxf file and pick a metal.

You need to have a technician come and do the work. They have a tool to measure each vacuum plate across the table.

I believe the EX model is only capable of the 2.5D Printing. I'm sure you have to change that setting and proceed from there.

I'm guessing you went through the proper channels to get that school logo and asked permission to manipulate it for profit. If you didn't, in my opinion you're no different than the fast signs people.

I'd find a new payroll company if they refuse to process for you. Not that it is any of their business, tell them everyone is working remotely.

Try Nazdar

We had a tech take ours apart and reinstall. physically wouldn't fit through the rollup door at either location. Like everyone else has mentioned, you'll want to re-level your table after a move. If you have a smaller table, our tech said it could be moved in one piece but there are still some...

Best bet is to ask the fab shop cutting the metal, which file format they prefer. Most likely it'll be a dxf file of just a cutting path, leave all the graphics out of the cut file. If you need precision, make sure you give them dimensions, because they should be able to compensate for cutting kerf.

Why would you want curved credit cards?

http://www.digitsmith.com/f4.html

Yeah, NOT very creative...

Find someone to print them UV and avoid the headache...

True coasters are made with blotter/pulp paper for absorption, but doesn't come cheap or in a 4x8' sheet. We're going to run a job of 10,000 coasters soon on 4x8' 48pt paper. UV printed and cut on our Zund.

I don't see a problem with that, keep it tasteful and keep them in check. Did you post any progress pictures of it in your shop? If not, you should, and claim credit where credit is due.

Should contact Grafitroniks directly for the prep-center. It's great for nesting and adding registration marks if you ever print/cut.

Make the investment and expand your capabilities.

Once you go ssd, you’ll never go back. One of our employees built some workhorse computers for about $800. It’s definitely doable, but I’d go with a Costco dell xps setup with SSD as a second option.

If the one in question is the eBay unit for $25k in Irvine, the person I spoke to through the messenger says that "It was not disassembled, and copier delivery guys delivered it as is. Ink bottles were removed before shipping" so I'm guessing the ink was not purged from the unit. I considered...

Yeah, I'm a long time lurker, but finally created an account to chime in here and there. I have thick skin and won't be losing any sleep over it haha.