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Had a Knight and Co. K20S heat press in the shop for last couple of years on loan from a friend of mine. He plans to come back after it soon and now I need another as I've found them to be pretty handy for quick shirt / vinyl applications. I don't use them daily or even often. This same one...

Got it worked out. Thanks so much everyone for the help.

Anyone recognize this font or know of one close to it? Whatthefont needs a better image than I have. Any help appreciated. Thanks.

Been awhile since I've used MDO, but will be doing a 4x8 2 sided sign between posts this week. I used to seal the edges with wood putty and used a paint/primer combo that was latex based. Had some do well over the years and others showed some wear. I thought about using titebond glue to seal...

Yeah, I'm doing it as a color change paint wrap. Gonna go the whole way. Thought about doing a dip as it looks so much less labor intensive. But have no idea how that holds up to fading and time.

Design line is definitely a better edge than Finish line. However, neither are like a knife for me on some films. Pulled off a 3m carbon fiber cut with design line pretty clean though. Especially after hitting it on the edge with some heat and a card bump. I've never fooled with chrome...

Roof looks a little tricky with the ridges and the piece that drops down between the doors makes a seamless install seem impossible as will be over 60 inches wide there. Anyone do one of these and have any advice or dos and donts? Thanks in advance. I'm still green at wrapping and tend to...

thanks. i plan on takin it easy for this. xterra looks hard in spots. i order mostly oracal vinyls now and thought about givin it a shot. hexis looks cool but don't know anything about it. what are some must have tools for the job?

thinking about doing a color change wrap to flat black on my nissan xterra. never wrapped before but been doing tint and graphics for years so think I can possibly catch on. any recommendations on maybe where to start or what product to look at? i want to go cheap since its my first one and i...

Getting into some wood burning this weekend. Can anyone recommend a good wood burning tool for this? Im a noob so any advice will help. Tips, other tools, etc.

Thank you for that. I have already begin searching. Good news is I have a refurb guy here in my area willing to help out. And I get to help him out by buying one. Everyone wins! Thanks again.

So I usually don't get involved with lighted signs. I've replaced some facings with sign grade lexan in the past and simple vinyl installs. My business mostly consists simple custom projects, vehicle lettering, and window decals. However, I have a custy interested in a lighted sign cabinet...

Oops that on was my fault. I uploaded the original pic... I have tried what the font but nothing was similar.

Can anyone help with the ID of the B in the middle please Thanks!

Thank You!!!

Can seem to id what appears to be a basic font. Any help appreciated. Thanks

alright, i'll try to get a quick pic up. that's what i'm stuck on is material. wood makes sense but i haven't used sign-a-bond before and this is my first type of sign like this. i think the custy is just looking to re-inforce the sign and give something extra. i feel like i could just frame...

just did a 4' x 10' sign-a-bond two sided going in a marquee. now my custy who claims he is a framing :notworthy: expert wants to frame it in. anyone have any material or build suggestions here or done this before. he was supposed to handle this part of the job himself but now i get to :Big...

but how do you get the layers. i got a couple of them to work from inkscape or as a pdf and i can cut the colors. but a couple of others won't work at all.

i'm a noob so this may be more simple than i'm making it. however, i had a biz submit logos to me in .svg. needless to say, there are no layers, i can't ungroup them. can i convert this in corel somehow or am i going to have to recreate these? anyone's help much appreciated. thank you in...