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Nice for a tight space, but I'd be worried about employees hurting themselves with a table like that. I don't have a space issue and built 2-5x10' work tables and 2-3x20' banner welding tables from steel. combined with shelf for storage and good casters, they should be pretty universal.

What you are describing could also be light spill, creating the effect you're describing. Make a gradient bar with 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 hits of black and see where it disappears, if at all.

How big is the stencil they want?

Uline Sells a 60"... anyone in your area able to slit it to size?

I like it, not that I'd trust a google review (much like yelp), but I'm sure it helps bring your site closer to the top.

I recall hearing that stainless is difficult to print on because it is not porous and surface tension is really low, much like glass. I bet you need a primer or use some kind of etching fluid first. Might I ask why they want stainless steel and not aluminum or even carbon steel?

The enclosure has to be UL/ETL listed? Seems like just the electrical components would have to be compliant.

Siser is first to come to mind. Do you have any way to cut HTM?

Welcome! You should become a merchant member and go to town with promoting your business. I'd do the same, but the shop is not 100% up a running yet, so this site is just a learning tool for me.

Glass makes a nice cutting surface but can be scratched as well. 5x10 piece of glass will not be cheap! Have plenty of support under it, because it does flex.

Just purchased a new server at work with top of the line 2tb ssd boot drive and 300tb of hdd storage. Most PCs have been upgraded to a single ssd and use the server for storage so nothing is lost since its all stored on server. Some PCs have 10gb nic being installed too for high speed file...

We love our Zund! Easy to use and is a complete workhorse.

Best DIY I’ve found is to cut it up into manageable pieces, scan and stitch the files back together in photoshop/illustrator.

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Not disney, just a new shop owner wanting to protect himself. My sister-in-law always finds these little jobs and I tell her NO because it's just not worth the penalty if caught. I'm try to build a web presence where we may never talk to a client, they just submit their artwork and it gets...

Yeah I don't like to turn away money, but agree with most people here, that it's just not worth it. I'm not even sure that you can replicate someone's work and give it away, much like you can't buy a dvd movie and show it to 50 people. What about the not so obvious characters/brands? My father...

Which cutter?

I can help if UV ink works. I run a Vutek and Zund, send me a PM

Belonging to a few community facebook pages, I come across the occasional request for someone to complete a print job that has some obvious copyright infringements (Disney themed birthday banner for example). Hate to turn money, and somebody out there will produce the job, but I'm afraid of...

If you don't know what inks you're using, I would call somebody like nazdar and tell them your situation. When the time comes to refill, you're going to be SOL without being able to get the same inks.