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Knowing what size it will be really helps. You could easily get a custom shaped cabinet with a trimcap face for that size pretty inexpensively. Then just decorate the face with a single printed decal on translucent media.

Here is the manual but it doesn't list errors by their number. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1191096/Gerber-Solara-Ion.html?page=5#manual Did either of you notice if the gantry is rising evenly when you load or unload material?

What about something like this? Powdercoated aluminum panface backer, ACM secondary panel and some dimensional letters. These are a bit deep because of the boldness of the typeface, but you could use a nice classy font like Optima, Trajan, etc. and give it a little depth, not not knock people...

At $15 per shirt, she won't be making much of a contribution to the cause.

I would suggest that you consider creating two separate cabinets to help on fabrication and maintenance costs. The icon section seems to dominate over the name section. If these are simple backlit cabinet components, I don't see where adding dimensional elements to them will really enhance...

Three vertical rows of VHB+LEXEL

This company is located in Texas and is offering a plug n' play pouch of compatible ink for this machine. https://cuantek-usa.com/ The chinese supplier was a pain to try and deal with. I tried getting them to send me a clear photo of the ingredient list off the ink pouch to compare to an OEM...

The printheads and circuit boards are probably the most valuable parts. Unfortunately, few people will buy the heads without seeing how many nozzles are out on them.

Well, I suppose you could reverse the vacuums and turn it into a kick ass air hockey table. LOL

Sorry for not following up on your latest discoveries. I'm going to PM you the name and number of someone who may be able to help.

Earlier in this thread, an ink manufacturer from Texas shared his company info and news about them starting to manufacture the same formula. I've since received contact from him and the pouches look the same and the cost is about 60% of GERBER OEM ink. We haven't tried any yet, but most likely...

I think who needs to chill out as you put it are those who engage in the art of personal attack and insult more often than the art of offering bonafide advice and constructive help to those seeking it. I and others offered bonafide advice and observations about the logo in question and the...

Hmmm..... if I was entering this craft and trying to decide which path to emulate, do I follow the lead of a Dan Antonelli, a giant in our industry who has successfully transformed himself from a good traditional sign painter into a design/marketing/branding guru known worldwide, or someone who...

We lightly sand the edges of the letters and Scotchbrite the faces and then fog coat the first coat. You do have to wait a day to do the second coat, but it covers pretty well and levels really nicely. It creates a really nice hard finish that doesn't need any topcoat.

That's hilarious! I'm not here to convince you or the other reprobates of anything. Just stick to the shallow end of the pool, while others engage themselves in our quest to improve our "industry" for the better. I guess the McIltrot brothers who have published"signCRAFT" magazine the last 40...

For a readily available, industrial grade paint, we've had really good results on PVC with this: https://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/interior-exterior-paints-stains/product-catalog/sshpu/super-spec-hp-urethanes

Yes, you're a marketing and financial genius but one who admits he can't design much. Make your money, hire others to do what you can't do and churn the jobs through your shop and have a great life. Some of us here are in the business of being signmakers and graphic artists whose primary goal in...

I find it highly ironic and no coincidence that when people ask about logo design or seek feedback on a logo, that the most frequently names mentioned as being the best on this site are Neato, Rick and a few others, not the mediocre hacks who disagree with his or my assessment of the design...

Presumptuous or not, some of us are in the business to create lasting relationships with our clients and presume most come to us for our expertise, not our simple acquiescence and submission to the first cockimamy idea they latch onto. I want to see all of our clients succeed and have them...

What is the population in your town? Unless it's fairly small and the Eders are a well known family, his ego will be his undoing. It is just not recognizable or clever enough of a play on words to really endure. Did the client not do even some casual research into the failure rate of food...