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I have been using a write eras board behind me in my office to keep
track of custom and stock jobs. The board is full so I decided to replace it with two separate boards with a magnetic backer to better keep track of jobs. I have to put up two new jobs boards. A longer one just for custom work (the old one is full), and a separate one for stock design cuts. I painted lines and titles on them yesterday. (I also placed a new milling machine yesterday.) Today they will get hung up in my office. I currently have a single jobs board with custom work on one side and stock cuts on the other. Its full and there are jobs not yet on the board. I have to admit I miss the old 4x8 jobs board I had in my office on Ave C. I also went with magnetic boards this time so I can just move the marker to the next job on the board instead of having to rewrite it periodically. I am at 14-16 weeks prepaid custom work right now. Ok, this is your opportunity to laugh, shake your head, and be judgmental. Those dry erase jobs boards I painted yesterday had protective plastic film on them. All my lines and labeling peeled right off. -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. https://www.avg.com |
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