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Yes OP, I have to agree with you! I turned wrenches for 25 years and never saw that happen! That failure gives me chills! Think of a mini van full of kids sliding through an intersection with a red light???? God was watching out for you on that one, things coulda been way worse, I can't believe...

Sign America- awesome quality! Service you just can't believe! Like having an extension on your shop. These people handle anything I throw at them like it's just another day! Sent from my iPhone using Forum Runner

If you show up to do an install and find problems (that actually should have been caught on the site survey) with a neighboring sign or the sign itself, before touching anything, stop and quote a repair for the problem, it would then save a lot of typing about what to do after you were blamed...

Here is a suggestion, those 3-4 orders you are placing a week could easily cover a printer payment, you then could bring the project control in house. I would be willing to bet 2 weeks after you got your printer you would wonder why you didn't do it earlier. Sent from my iPhone using Forum Runner

Time to "unfriend Him" !!! He deserves it!! Or you could cave and ask him to draw you a map of where he permits you to do business.

Caller, Hello do you do wraps? Yes we do, do you need a wrap done? No we are selling a huge library of car and truck wrap templates. >>>Oh sorry, I am not interested, can you please take me off your list .......click END OF CONVERSATION! REPEAT EVERY TELEMARKETING CALL LIKE THAT AND YOU FEEL...

+1!!!!!! :goodpost:

Go as slow on the speed as you can, also, get a hair dryer or heat gun and warm the material, before and during the cutting process, seems to help some times.

It would be the mix of the 2 systems that would be the hassle, if a designer on a pc opened a file that was created on a mac, just a few things could be different and they might not catch it until it went to print. This could involve 5000 copies of headache. Also, creating outlines in a file is...

Put them out in the sun for a day with something flat and heavy and straighten them. One of the most important assets of your business success will be your ability to think on your feet and get yourself out of a jam.???

I wanna do a test too, new site has a clean look that "pops" need more Brushscript though.

Under Job management select Rip while printing Also, you could export the file as a .jpg, choose custom in illy and 125 dpi should work

Moze-my advice to the original poster was a professional gift. I speak from experience when it comes to drilling rocks and concrete. This forum is for the sign professionals, I assume the OP is a professional or is working toward being one. There are a few different Bull Dogs made so not sure...

I will say it again, buy a Bosch Bulldog extreme, you will drill through those rocks so fast you will be looking around for more things to drill. like 250 bucks? probably made in china like most keyboards It is a rotary hammer drill -ROTARY- key word

Go to his place, pull the face out, give it to him and tell him to use a hair drier to peel it, have him scrub it with soft scrub with bleach, tell him it still will ghost. then grab it on your way to work Monday letter it with black 651 and stick it in there for him, take his $800 and you made...

You need a rotary hammer drill, get one called the bulldog extreme, You will drill through anything stone or brick, anything else is a waste of good drill bits, don't ask how I know this.

You can buy Parallels and install Windows on your Mac like it is just another program. I have a large format Roland machine that prints and cuts, (VP 540) Roland makes a software program called Versaworks they provide with the printer, I find it works very well with the Mac/Windows set up...

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Good Job! Nice to get a win once in a while!

Maybe you should use Lexan