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Hi all. Getting a service call 0106 on my sc540. From what I understand it has to do with the tool carriage not disconnecting from the head carriage. from an earlier post, this can be fixed with a LIMIT POSITION & CUT DOWN POSITION INITIALIZE procedure. Can someone give me instruction on how...

I have a customer that is interested in beer coasters. I dont have anyway to print to that type of material, but thought someone on Signs101 might have a preferred vendor. Any Ideas? Thanks Jim

Its just an outside display cabinet on the front of their building, for info sheets, temporary stuff I guess. Its probably only about 4" to 6" deep. I think that these will be simply hung with push pins.

Hi all, I have a customer that wants some laminated sheets made to hang in a display cabinet. Sizes range from 24"^2 to 35 x 72. He wants info printed on them and then have them laminated to stand the elements, cabinet is outside. I thought of vinyl and then laminating it, but feel that it...

ive never had this problem, but if the banner is not too long, put some tape on the edge to prevent any material to come off, then take off while hemming. As long as the banner isnt real long.

yea, the first one was intentional, the second?? haha something from latenight tv

DTG = direct to garment printer. Their ok, but watch the white ink. Clogs easily. Of course if you dont have a dtg printer, try Stahls materials. They print nice and heat apply. Last quite a while, I have a shirt myself that has been through about a hundred washs, and is only now starting...

Thats exactly it. Thanks

Any ideas.

Actually, its not the most artistic job, but it is simple, easy to read, and gets the point across. I see them on the road all the time. Good Job.

Uh, i got a crink in my neck looking at the pics. err

Thats exactly what I was thinking. Was way too long, needed to be condensed.

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Definitely customer did it. but how you handle it is the question. I wouldn't want to go accusing the customer of lying, but would say that it was caused by something damaging it and maybe he thought it was a bubble. He shouldn't have tried to repair it and should have brought it to you...

Good evening all, Im mounting a 3'x4' PolyMetal sign, printed vinyl laminated with edge caps on the side of a building about 12' up. The existing sign is on plywood and has rotted. It was mounted against some 2x4s that are screwed to the building. I hate to drive screws through the new sign...

Thank you. Now that I look at it, uh duhh. rely too much on "what the font" :banghead:

Any ideas?

If nothing, then why farm out. I guess if they need something smaller at a later time, then they might consider contacting you, or just contact the company you farmed them out to.

Are you using a hand roller? Most companies have large hot/cold laminaters and laminate the material before mounting onto an substrate or equipment. I dont have a laminater, but use a big squeegee, or the one I made anyway. Works ok, but does have problems sometimes.

Hi all, Being a smaller sign shop, I occasionally am asked about larger jobs that I cannot really accomplish, due to lack of equipment or it's just to dang big. I am considering farming these jobs out to another sign company in my area. My questions is what do you all expect in return for...