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Yes! Smart Objects! I use this when building menu files. That way I can edit the menu content/pricing without mucking up everything else. Did you do this in Illustrator?

Its just the IP address of the printer. Put that into your URL bar of choice and you can access the printer from the network.

Yep, you can wake it from the embedded web server (on a 300 series anyway): https://lkc.hp.com/blog/how-to-use-the-embedded-web-server-on-hp-latex-300-series

I've seen the guys around here using these two-piece leveling systems in their construction projects. I think one device levels off the other since the laser lines aren't visible outdoors. (this isn't my pic - just did a quick search for a visual aid)

Do you have Composer? There's a text merge feature that reads content from a Notepad note and puts it into your file where/how you want. https://www.signs101.com/threads/text-merge-function-in-gerber-omega.19769/

Transfer tape applicator? https://uscutter.com/webermade-double-shaft-tape-applicator-tool/ In my shop we have the single version, but I put two rolls side by side. As stated above, something like this is easy to build on your own as well.

I have also made plenty with hem tape and grommets, but they're usually smaller, temporary, under a covered alcove, etc. Depending on your job, there is also HH-66 vinyl cement. It may provide a little extra help. I used it for the first time recently and it worked really well...

Thanks! This is a great idea!

I was previously running a SP-300V and used these instructions to install VW 5.5.1 on W10 last year with no trouble (yes, I know it's a guide for W7, but it worked). This guide specifically says to NOT install drivers - check out Page 5, Step 2. May not be applicable to your printer, or newer...

It's the sign maker's version of a dad joke - ha!

I totally agree. Our Historical Research Council and Architectural Review Board may not, though. They don't like the look of having a pair of one-sided signs back-to-back on a single post, which is why these signs are so screwed up in the first place. Ugh...

What about this? This is the idea our brainstorming session came up with. 1. Cut off the old post top. 2. Drill a 3/4" diameter hole through the post about 4" down. 3. Recip cut a new 3/4" notch for an MDO panel. 4. Re-miter the top. What do you guys think? Assuming I scale the signs down to...

Yeah, that would definitely be easier. I have asked about changing up this style of post for the few single-sided signs, but haven't heard back yet. I was hoping to also present a better option for the double-sided signs, but the brackets I'm seeing essentially just work the same way. How would...

I have been tasked with replacing some old double-sided parking lot signs that were slotted into wood posts. The signs were 30"h x 24"w x .063 aluminum - it's no wonder they all bent, snapped, or fell off. They were only being held on with a few inches of post. Does anyone know of any type of...

We just went through something similar here. My employer has been unable to attract or retain employees for years so they commissioned an outside agency to study our pay rates compared to the rest of our area. They did this at the same time they rolled out a new merit-based employee evaluation...

So, am I the only one curious about the new restaurant? You don't have to share the logo or the name - but is it just another mexican joint? A pizza place? Coffee bar?

Do you have a takeup unit? Don't know if this would work, but could you steal a core holder from the takeup and test your uneven temp theory? Maybe you could shift the material to the other side to see if it helped? Not exactly like this, but you get the idea...

I can also vouch for those AC Infinity cloudline fans - they work incredibly well! I've had one running for a few years straight without issue.

Yupo Octopus? It's paper, stickable, and compatible with solvent inks: https://yupousa.com/what-is-yupo/yupo-grades/yupo-octopus/

Yes! We have a big shared roll-off dumpster outside the shop and there is nothing more enjoyable than chucking stuff into that sucker. Throwing stuff away is so much fun.