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Be careful using this logo. A non-profit that I did some wounded warrior things for last year just informed me that even though they are a big supporter of wounded warrior, they were informed, in writing, by wounded warrior that they are no longer allowed to reproduce ANYTHING that contains their logo. They got a three page letter of all the things they are no longer allowed to do in order to support wounded warrior project. From what I understand from reading the letter, if anyone wants to purchase anything or use anything containing their logo, it MUST come from them directly. Just a warning.

Shop looks awesome! No wonder you do such good work.

It's been a long Monday, not sure why I didn't think of that. Thanks Roxanne, it worked.

I have a client who sent me two logos in a pdf file. Is there any trick to getting the file to eps without completely redoing it? They said they don't have it in any other format. Here's the file with the logos. The one I really need is the bottom one. Thanks in advance. Pump logo.pdf

Looks good Joey!

A customer sent me this photo and I can't get the oil drilling rig to clean up. I was wondering if someone could help me out or might have one really close to it. Thanks in advance.

Thank you SO much Jeremy! I appreciate your help on this.

I have a customer that asked me to do a gasoline tanker for them in the next month or so. I've never tackled a job this big and I'm not sure I even have the equipment to do so. The job is mine if I want it. I was wondering if there was someone within a few hours of me that could possibly help me out (or do the job) and show me the ropes along the way. Almost like a paid training session. The zip code for the job is 16201. I appreciate any help or any suggestion anyone might have. Thanks.

No one out there is willing to help out a newbie?

How much trouble did you have with the exacto knife approach? I don't have a cutter that will do contour cutting either and was just wondering. Everything looks good!

Jeremy's right, diamonds are a lot easier to align, especially on small stuff.

Looks good!

Hi all, I'm looking for a jeep or a truck splashing through the mud. I tried searching, but the new search won't allow any words that are smaller than four characters. I greatly appreciate any help anyone can offer. Thanks.

I'm looking for a set of wings similar to the ones on this jeep t shirt. I'd like to put something else in the center of them, instead of the star and jeep. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Please include me, I'm in need of some new ones. Thanks!

I asked the same question a few weeks ago before I got my heat press. I was told that it wasn't worth it, you really use most of the attachments. The heat press area is small. I went ahead and got a 16x20 heat press and love it. It works great on bigger shirts and jackets. I plan on buying the hat press in the near future. Hope this helps you out.

Welcome from north of Pittsburgh PA! Go Steelers!

My brother in law's birthday is tomorrow and my sister just told me he'd really like the attached image in a two (yellow and white) color decal for his black car. I was wondering if anyone could help me out by vectorizing this for me. I greatly appreciate any help anyone can offer. Thank you.

Thanks for the font. Huge Big Ten fan here.

It looks awesome! How did you do it? Thank you SO much. I really appreciate your help on this.

I use Hall Signs. They can custom make any size you want. They're prices are reasonable and their customer service is great. I usually go with their bare sign blanks and then cover them with the color I need, but you can get them already covered also. http://store.hallsigns.com/products/materials/substrates/index.htm

Thanks for your help.

I've got this military jeep star I'm having trouble with. Every time I try to convert it, it squares off the right side of the circle. Can someone help me out on this, or if someone has one already done, that'd be great. I use to have it vectorized, but can't find it anywhere. Thanks.

Hi all. You've all been great in helping me with everything in the past, from purchasing the right cutter to finding fonts. I'm ready to move onto t-shirts and I'm leaning more toward a heat press. I want to stick to a budget machine, until I make some money to upgrade and see how much I actually use it. Should I go with a larger (16x20) heat press or an all in one press (hat, mugs, shirts, etc.)? What are the benefits of the bigger press as opposed to the all in one and vice versa. What recommendations do you have? Anyone have a fairly new press for sale for not a lot of coin? Thanks in advance, I know everyone will be very honest and helpful.

Thanks for all the input everyone. I think I'm going to go with the 16x20. I think my next purchase will be an epson workforce 1100 to make my own transfers.