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I working with a new restaurant/bar that needs 5 table umbrellas for outside seating. I also require a logo imprinted. These are for long term use, not the short-term promotional kind. Who fabricates these? Thanks...Michael

FireSprint -- great pricing, great service.

Grimco has heavy stakes (coro101) to use with 10 mil coroplast. This 9 gauge steel stake with 10 mil coro is a nice heavy sign.

Great idea. Nice job. You are getting money, but are you MAKING money? At $35.00 Each? Photography or Photoshop time, custom print. custom shape. Then collecting payment. I just can't see how this translate to a profitable project. Prove me wrong. I am curious.

Thank you. I was thinking along these lines, as well.

I have a customer inquiring about wrapping a hot dog push-cart. He says the sides can get so hot that it will melt a plastic bread bag. I realize hoods on vehicles must be get extremely hot. But this is oven heat, and it seems to me the vinyl will simply bubble. Any ideas? Is there a...

Gemini plaques has garden stakes which look similar -- although smaller.

New Micro- Printer. What will they think of next? http://1000words.kodak.com/2013/04/01/presenting-kodak-wrist-kiosk/

Fanaticus: At this writing, there have been close to 800 views on your thread. Lots of people writing responses, and in my opinion, based on emotion. Only 1 person has responded with practical real life experience with this situation. And he wrote: "employer got sued and lost big time..."...

Royster13 is right on. My advice -- you need to talk to a personnel attorney immediately to advise you on the appropriate actions. What to say, and how to respond, etc. You fire them -- you're screwed. You don't fire them -- you're screwed. Something serious and awful happened on...

If I were kind of figuring round numbers, as a starting point to put something on paper, I would use variables of 10. That would be a retail selling cost of $10.00 per square and a take home in your pocket of 10% of the sales. I think Colorado nailed it: "3 mil a year. 2.7 mil in overhead."...

I keep getting emails advertising a glasses-free 3-D display, from Magnetic3d.com. Has anybody seen this in action? Does this really work?

I think you have an amazing opportunity since you are from the UK to really utilize this site to come up with creative ideas and markets, without having to “reinvent the wheel.” I would check to see what the vendors of this site are selling to the US. Then try to find products or markets...

I have been using this company for years for my engraved products. http://hallmarkengraving.com/

Nice Job -- FireSprint Printing. They met another deadline for me. In fact, the job arrived early! They do good work, stay on schedule, and they are nice to deal with. :U Rock: ...Michael

I am frankly intrigued. Not to make or sell one. Just to see how it is done. $25.00 to make a commercial sign? Just from that standpoint alone, I am tempted to buy the kit. (And the video, which looks like when somebody is trying to tape a UFO, makes it all the more interesting.)

Not too cold here. 44 and sunny. Typical for our winter. We are sort of in the middle of the extremes.

There are lots of advantages living in a city. Seeing stars isn't one of them. I hope you appreciate what you have. I am jealous. I have seen night views like described only a few times in my life, while traveling -- my wife says never. We are planning a get-away to view a starry night.

Planets? I lived in NJ as well, John. Even by the ocean -- you are lucky if you can see the moon on clear nights. Am I right?

I can maybe see 10-20 stars on a clear winter night -- and that’s it. I noticed this in NY Times Magazine. Great photo artwork. “What would New York or Shanghai look like with a full sky of brilliant stars? Thierry Cohen, a French photographer, thinks he can show us by blending city scenes...