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Cory, ok I'm with you on no sign (flying under the radar), how far away from town are you? How do you get business and or customers to come out to your shop? How do you advertise? Thanks

Hey how about putting 4' in an envelope and sending it to me? Thanks :thumb:

"He is installing them as well", ok that makes ALL THE DIFFERENCE in the world, just make them however he wants, let him come and get them and after he installs them (wrong) and they blow out of the frame with a strong wind, because you had him SIGN a paper, and you are NOT responsible, he will...

Now there you go again getting OFF subject...I know it's hard to stay focused at your OLD PAINT age, but please try and stay with the program STATIC SHOCK.... :ROFLMAO:

Plastic sheet bender Here is a video showing nice DIY plastic sheet bender and although it is being made for Acrylic plastic I have used mine for PVC plastic sheeting. If you don't want to use the Nichrome wire and transformer, use can purchase a standard plastic heat cable from Amazon...

I'm getting the same shocks every time I touch the keyboard on my SP-540v (only happens this time of year), I don't know if it's me building up the charge as I walk over to the printer or if it's the printer that has built up the static charge. I have been worried that if it's me building up the...

You can get a manual pad printer for $439, it would be a GREAT investment and also allow you to get into a new market of imprinting other items like pens and key fobs, etc. http://www.ebay.com/itm/251705419890?ssPageName=STRK:MESINDXX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1436.l2649...

Pad printing is the fastest and cheapest way to go for Tagless Care Labels. Yes, you need a different Cliche (plate) for each different label type. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7ulJUgrM2s

Pat, you don't need a different pad, you can use the same silicone rubber pad in your pad printing machine, you only need a different cliche (plate) for each different artwork. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GahUxycTQto

Another idea is to put a long flat blade into a replicating saw (with no teeth), and let the saw do all the work starting at the top and letting the weight of the saw do the work as you move down the wall. The pre-made is a little pricy ($400+), however we all have a replicating saw, so all we...

Over the years I have used the classic PVC Cable Saw to remove letters and graphics glued to the wall. They are cheap ($6) and have a fine tooth like quality to the wire (more like a spiral) and padded handles at the ends. It does a good job and does not cut into the wall as you pull back and...

Yep, it depends on a lot of things, like three more winters after this paying $325 am month x 6 months of cold weather x 4 years = $7800 in heating bills, which is money spent and gone and nothing to show for it, and if you continue to stay there, this scenario keeps going, how much in ten...

You didn't say which software you are using with the CutContour issue? Here is how to do it with Illy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urK9AsPIXOU Also you can go to the Roland Support website and get lots a good info: http://www.rolanddga.com/owners/support/

Yes, sell all you can, but you can't control what you sell or how much, that decision is up to the customer and they are having HIGH heating bill this time of year also, which makes them cut back on purchases. It's better to take control of things you have FULL CONTROL over, like INSULATING...

Here is a good video showing a project lowering a very high ceiling down to a normal height that will not allow all your heat to linger way up there. Notice the laser line projected on the walls to guide the installation of the wall angle. The T-bars are suspended from wire coming down from the...

As mentioned several time already, the basic fact is HEAT raises and you have HIGH ceilings over your work area. The radiant heater is located up close to the ceiling, so the heat stay up there (as Gino said, nice and cozy for the bugs up there). Have you heard the phrase "pay me now or pay...

Join the Mounties and serve your country! I think you will look good in RED....:thumb:

Nice job on your building, I built my 3200 s/f home here in Texas back in 1993, I did it part time (evenings and weekends) so it took me 2-1/2 years, I did all the framing (even the cut on-site hip roof that was a big challenge for me), plumbing, electrical, drywall, trim work etc., but the...

Yea, but even they didn't use the overpowering face of a bulldog, and maybe they should have....as it relates to the name of the tractor.

Ok, let me get this straight. People are poor and have NO money, so they get Food Stamps, which today is in the form of a credit card (EBT). Yet, they have $9 to spend on a cover for the EBT to HIDE the fact that they are actually using an EBT card for purchases, because they want to be able...