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Thanks for the info!

I have a customer who needs an indoor directory sign, anyone have a good vendor/manufacturer to recommend?

Maybe you should get a latex printer.

How many law enforcement agencies will use those ugly graphics instead of their own designs?

I bought a Cooto, around $360 delivered and it works great. http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=62299&highlight=kooto

My SP-300V started doing the same thing, cut line offset to the left looking at the media in the printer. I tried the adjustments, did a cleaning of the encoder strip but same results. I decided to turn off the printer from the main switch, turned it back on and now the cuts are exactly where...

Don't forget the new regulations mandate break away mounts for the posts.

I had to reinstall Versaworks a couple of months ago, I thought I had downloaded all the updates but it turned out I had to do it twice, you don't get all the updates in one batch.

When I do a job with PhotoTex I cut the leftovers into strips and use that for my vinyl rolls.

Check the print head carriage and make sure you don't have a thread from a banner or other trash collecting ink.

So sad, my condolences to his family.

Go into the que settings and increase the margin.

The Spyder stakes don't bend in the wind, they break. If they don't break when you push them into the ground. I had to eat several hundred last fall and replace them with wire stakes.

Print the outline of the letters on cheap banner material, pounce your pattern from that.

Timing chains do stretch, changed plenty of them when I was a mechanic. There is another website besides carfax that tracks your vehicle history, I think it's vehiclehistoryinc.com

Generac makes pretty good quality generators. If you can get a big enough propane tank go that way, otherwise you have a chance of the gasoline/ethanol going bad when you crank it up next hurricane season. If you go with gas, try and buy your fuel at the bulk plant, they may sell it without...

Looks like the weather service is going all out on this storm. Why don't they do this when a hurricane threatens the south? http://blog.chron.com/sciguy/2011/08/national-weather-service-deploys-widespread-resources-for-irene-hmmm/

Looks like the storm is weakening. Storm surge may be the biggest problem. With its eyewall collapsed and just 24 more hours over water before landfall, it is unlikely Irene will have time to build a new eyewall and intensify. The storm is too large to weaken quickly, and the best forecast...

You might want to fill up your bathtub to have water available to flush your toilet. Stock up on as much ice as you can store. A lot of things you take for granted aren't there when the power is out.

I've found that 10mm coroplast works great for boarding up windows and such.