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Not once in over thirty years. I screen print coro by the box and pallet. I can't imagine what a pain it would be to ship them assembled.

Just noticed Daisy only has three legs. A fighter at heart for sure.

My condolences. The good looking Dobe in my Avatar had to be put down about two months ago. Still not over it. Still call his name in the backyard like he's coming from time to time. They really do get into your heart.

75 of them? I would buy the blanks pre-coated or coat them with reflective myself, whichever made more $en$e and screen print them.

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I am asked quite regularly about printed fabric for band backdrops. A sample to "touchy feely" would be great. I print full solvent seiko 64s

The most recent was in October for me. I am a working musician and most of my friends are as well. We all banded together with our local American Legion and put on an all day most of the night show to raise money for Wounded Warriors. Even had some friends who are national acts and one member of...

Ha ,yeah that's it! Actually I went to teach high school for a few years and he didn't go to far after I left. Great guy, his wife is a saint. I enjoyed working with them and learned quite a lot.

Toss it. Not worth the space it takes in the shop. Years ago I worked at a franchise with two great owners. That being said, the boss couldn't bring himself to throw away anything. We had crap stored all over. I caught him trying to reuse transfer tape by hanging it in sheets on the wall. When...

If you do not have the front and rear sensors for media covered your enter button will not function. Usually only a problem when trying to use small scraps. Try taping over both just for the heck of it and see if maybe one of those buggers is malfunctioning.

Do not laminate, overlap panels then cut butt joints= no problem with translucent. The opaque was made for darker walls so it wouldn't mute the colors from behind.

Had Onyx Postershop years ago on an encad printer. I think it came with it. Did ok but I didn't like it all that much, I can't even remember why. I upgraded my signlab with the next printer purchase to their print/cut version haven't looked back since.

Solvex will die faster than a fish on dry land. Oracal will do you just fine.

When I first pick acquire image from pull down tab I have the option to just acquire vector. Set up, scan as normal and vector straight to signlab. I don't usually pick this option. I normally do the trace in signlab but the auto function isn't bad. It's been so long since I set it up it may...

My umax can scan to vector using the vistascan software that came with it.

ebay, craigslist, newspaper, etc. Find a good used stomp shear . I use mine all the time. Radius corners can be done with a stomp corner rounder. Just like the table top varieties you can get different dies for different sizes.

I've been doing some sand blasted 12" granite tiles lately. Nothing fancy, just names on memorials. Believe it or not, I have been using a double layer of calendered vinyl. The sandblast mask is like killing a mosquito with an ax for the depth I need (not much) just to etch names.

Bifocals. My brother in law is a Wally World optician and when I had to go to bifocals he talked me into progressives. Hated them. Gave them the old college try, just couldn't stand 'em. Asked him to do it again with lined bifocals and also added the lenses that turn into sunglasses outdoors...

If laminated try rapid remover. I have used it before to remove graffiti from lam with good results.

Rapid tac 2 is what you need for glass if you are doing a wet install. I try to do dry apps on glass whenever I can, but when the situation calls for wet, this is what I use.