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I use a print/cut Roland everyday. You have to let it dry and then you won't have any issues.

Try Vulcan Signs, They are close by in Mobile and they manufacture their own blanks from raw aluminum.

3M makes a textured surface material that is really good. Might be worth looking into.

Figure it in the price of the job.

There are monitors out there that are capable of being calibrated but and off the shelf type is not it. The same image looks different on each monitor. We run into this all the time. Print on your printer that should give you an indication of where you are in the color spectrum. From there...

When buy a piece of equipment like this, service is the most important question. How much is available, where is the closest tech, and what is the response time to a service call? These questions are more important in my opinion. With a purchase this important it really comes down to service...

300 DPI is great but why downgrade your art when you can export as a vector EPS file.

We won't install below 50 degrees just to be safe. I know we can get away lower temps but don't chance it. Not much of a problem in the southeast either.

wired is the better option. But , if you are determined to go wireless then increase your signal strength by putting in a network access point. our shop is 150ft deep and 90 ft wide. We put one in the front and one in the back and have no issues.

Pick up, clean up, organize.

Get a 2TB NAS (network attached storage). Transfer all your data files to it. This will allow you to remove your internal data drive and potentially fix any problem you feel that it may have or currently be having. Adding the NAS will also help you grow. As you continue to grow and add...

1. Take what you were charged for the design plus any lost time and put 50% on top. or 2. Sell them a one time use license of the art and retain ownership of the artwork.

Start by changing out the filter. If that doesn't work a vacuum with very small nozzle should work.

We have a Roland. Their techs told us the same. Leave it plugged in and it will do a periodic cleaning on it's on.

put a sign post in a 5 gallon bucket of concrete.

Super easy. peel back a corner and pull.

Looks like PVC

Flatbed! Outsource until you figure out the path you want to take.

Remove the unwanted segments and smooth out/ clean up the contour path.

Find a dealer for each and send them a sample for them to print on using your file.