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Do any of you that do take credit cards mind that you pay a higher fee for those rewards cards? Sure, getting air miles or whatever is nice, but the merchant pays extra for you.

Tell the customer to either move the toolbox, or they get to install it. Win-Win

You just gave me a new insult, thank you Jillybean!

I found Briarpress a few months ago, a great community. The thing is, there is some type sets, and I'm pretty sure the photopolymer equip is there. There are a few companies that do the plates as a service. This is just kind of turning into an obsession for me. I can come up with equal...

Congratulations on making it back. I did 20 years and I don't regret it. Hope he does well in college, he's going to have an advantage in that. Probably a bit more discipline to study rather than party.

I had one and it was the worst piece of junk I ever tried to use. Seriously. Run away, don't walk. From the machine being very hard to keep clean, to randomly forgetting settings, to some days it just would not work without powering up and down in between prints, to the machine...

Pretty sure you're gonna have to do it the hard way.

Rick, those cards are fantastic, letterpressing, embossing, and die-cut. Replicator, I've been drooling over that website for about 6 months now.

It was in service up until last November, it looks in great shape actually. It has some spare rollers and a few parts with it. I'm still twitching out that I may have passed up one of those "Great Deals" that rarely come along. On the other hand, that $150 could turn into a $1000.00 or more...

The machine I looked at is a Chandler & Price 10x15, huge, probably weighs 2 tons, and uses 220v. $150.00 Oh, if I only had a forklift.

I'm talking about offset, or litho, or letterpress. Is it a compatible business, or do you think it should be its own specialization? I passed on a letterpress machine this weekend, one heck of a good price, just had no way to quickly organise a forklift and trailer.

Try flattening, and saving it as a 96 dpi tif with LZW compression at full size. It always works for me.

It is well worth it to pay a CPA for a 1 time class on how to process your payroll. Many of them will do it, in hopes that you grow large enough to need them regularly in the future.

No on BBB, I think its just a protection racket. Without the knee breaking. Yes on Chamber. But you have to participate and realise it will take a little while to make things happen.

All of the skins I've seen so far have been on Controltac with matching Laminate. You would have a use for it if you used it for the skins.

Quote them on what you make. Hopefully you have an example to show them your better quality, longer lasting, and most importantly, professional looking sign. Trust me, you dont want to waste the time and effort chasing down lower quality products made by defunct crap merchants.

I used to jump out of airplanes, sit in the open doors of helicopters with my feet hanging, fastrope from helicopters, climb watertowers for fun, rappel from bridges, etc... 1 bad hour in a bucket lift and I'm scared to death of heights now. I don't even like a 20 foot ladder anymore...

That is the original agreed upon service. This is where you have to stop and explain to the customer you are now doing a different service, and have to agree upon a new price.

Best deal you can get on that material is to buy in pallet quantities.

That was the son of Ringo Starr playing the drums. I guess some of you complaining about how they played haven't seen them play live in a long time. They were never the tightest live band, they pretty much always played like that. But yeah, the voices are almost gone, and the mixdown was...