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Are there any ways to diffuse a bare LED module, without a cover? I want to put string LEDs on the rear of a 1/4" waterjetted aluminum design. The goal is to illuminate a painted gradient background lightly, and silhouette the crane design. Letters would be standard 10" halos. Planning on...

I mean... if it can pull a train car, it can probably hold up yer 1/4" ACM (still my favorite VHB vid)

Welcome from another fellow West Virginian (at one point) Lived in Berkeley Springs

I've designed 35' tall pylon signs in Flexi, to scale. AI is the only one I know of with a workspace limitation. Why isn't Corel Designer a "standard"? It probably cant do all the things required to be one.

And it shows. MBS is worth it for a better product, the milling on that standoff is garbage. Besides... pay more, make more. Customer doesn't usually know you can get a cheapy for a buck.

Production Manager. Seems like they'll be doing a good chunk of the work and most of the responsibility, so make sure you pay them for their worth... otherwise you'll lose them.

I seem to recall that they found a barge dock 2 miles away, and had floated the stones from the upper nile.

Thats exactly why I got the Note, lol. Tired of carrying a camera, pen, legal pad, measuring tape, and a ladder. The 9 is also waterproof.

Same here, Note 5 to Note 9. I needed the extra GB more than anything else - still works like a charm for my kid's nighttime music on wifi. The stylus on the 9 acts as a remote - so I can position the phone and take pictures from 30 feet away

I've had a Note for the last 3 years, and it is simply the best tool I have for surveys. The Note lets me go paperless - I can dimension directly on any photo, or even draw a quick layout for a customer to see in the field. I email the pic over and I have dimensions on screen and ready to go...

Yea, here we have to dig, cover (to prevent rain from killing the hole) and wait for an inspector (usually a day or 2). Then, set poles and concrete, and have it inspected again. Then set the sign and have it inspected... again... for final. The one thing that always cracks me up about FL is...

Both. Just screws will deform and may tear. That's a lot of air behind that rail.

For you Audiophiles: Buddy of mine has a Neumann VMS-66 record lathe and still cuts masters and dubs on it for people.

I just googled Fish Pig, counting on the internet to deliver something. There's a ton up there.

Don't know about the font, but I think I'd avoid the food

Almost none of what I do comes from the "car salesman" school of sales. I'm information based - I give them the options they need to make an informed decision. I don't push, I suggest, and back up my suggestion with my experience and knowledge about the trade. It builds trust to work down...

what is "salt"? why are people eating on cars?

On bigger projects where I think there's a potential of selling a big ticket item, I always tell them "I'm going to quote you a Cadillac - the best you can get. We can come down on the features from there to meet your budget if necessary".

We remove ours. Takes about 10 minutes per side on a 12', which is a LOT faster than Rolleproing, no matter how fast you are... Anyone who thinks they can tunnel vinyl, heat, and roll faster than it takes to zip out a line of rivets is dreaming. Plus failure points everywhere.

A good salesperson would've sold the customer on the idea that that is how it is spelled.