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That's awful, people have no respect. I'd vote for subsurface print on clear acrylic. Keep it thin so it's cheaper to replace when destroyed. Good luck with the replacement in time for the event, hope it all works out.

Have you considered checking stock photo sites? https://www.istockphoto.com/ https://stock.adobe.com/ https://depositphotos.com/ https://unsplash.com/ Otherwise, just Google what you're looking for, then reverse image search to find similar stock photos.

Yet another reason why Roland won't be around for long at this rate. They should be trying to add value to their customer base, not hose them with crap like this.

Oh yeah same here. I can freehand just about anything with an olfa or x-acto, or even a sharpie for that matter, but I bet I couldn't hand-letter a clean shape if my life depended on it.

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That's awesome, I was going to ask about this. I mistakenly went with a 2 bay Synology NAS w/ only 2 TB drives (mirrored).........and we're out of space already. So theoretically I could just buy another NAS and connect them all?

I've been really happy with ours too, reading/writing files is instant and everything just works smoothly. My only regret is getting a 2 bay instead of 4. I might have to look at getting a second one to keep at home, I kinda like that idea of having 2 physical copies in two different locations...

Rite??????

At first I was going to agree with you, and I will be the first to admit I've never tried hand-lettering to avoid myself the embarrassment. That said, if you're going to use some sort of stencil font, use an actual stencil that should (theoretically) result in consistent letters. I...

Not just your neck of the woods, Gino. I'd love to meet the client who will hand over money for something like this. Thinking this has to be a joke.

You'd be surprised. I recently spend almost $2k for a 3 way valve on our Arizona. The thing fit in your hand and probably cost $20 to make.

Sounds like you don't understand how to read and follow rules! At Signs101, we do kick out members that spam forums with their shameless self-promotion posts.

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Yep. Our first two printers were Rolands, but I would never consider them again. The way they're going they'll probably push themselves out of the market within next 5 years. I think I'll stick with Epson / Mimaki / Canon for now as they've all been far more reliable than Roland. To the OP...

Cool, thanks for sharing. I'd think that something like this might also work if you wanted printed graphics: https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/p/d/b00026373/

Gemini makes stuff, people resell it. If you have an account with them, then you are a reseller. Duets is kind of a joke as far as I'm concerned - I don't know if they're intentionally doing an awful job of trying to compete with Rowmark etc. but I can't see why anyone would buy their...

Welcome from Canada. We still use our Edge 2 and HS15+ / GS15+ plotters almost daily. We use it mainly for 1 color print jobs on colored vinyl. Everything else gets printed on our Solvent / UV printers. Use its capabilities to your advantage. Opaque white, metallic/medal foils, short...

Yikes. Your vinyl must be nice and gooey in that swamp. We added A/C in our 2,500 sqft shop after a year of trying to find creative solutions like you're doing, and never looked back. Expect to pay $15,000-$20,000 to have it done professionally (put units on the roof ideally so meth heads...

Have you checked w/ Express Sign Products? https://expresssignproducts.com/en/search?controller=search&s=grommet They've got lots of different flavors (free shipping day today too!) I can't recall which version we use for coroplast but we've got some for 4mm and 10mm.

All great points. We're really excited to start working with this new company and so far have already gained more insight into our online presence without spending a dime than I have in the last 10 years of "tinkering" with things myself. Completely agree about valuing our time and how we can...