Tayda process; boxes, and drilling, and printing, oh my!

[knucklehead]

so . . . .

First substantive order to/through Tayda and some of the process is a bit less than clear.

Components is simple. Got that.

I AM having them drill and print some boxes, for which art was (I believe) appropriately prepared. There are three separate enclosures, each requiring drilling and multiple printing passes. How am I to devote specific art and drilling instruction to appropriate boxes?

I am hoping to do this in one order. Am I best to do multiple orders - each to its own details - for the sake of coordination?

 

[SYLV9ST9R]

If the enclosures are different color, it's easy, as each will have its SKU that will be referred in the DRILL and UV PRINT pages where you input you info. And you have question for any additional details (gloss, multiple pass, etc) on the UV PRINT page where you upload your template.

If you have all you need accounted for in your order, it should be a pretty straightforward process.

 

[knucklehead]

If the enclosures are different color, it's easy, as each will have its SKU.

. . . . and that right there is the rub. Two of them are the same color and sized enclosures with similar art/printing and drilling that is only a single hole's difference.

 

[SYLV9ST9R]

. . . . and that right there is the rub. Two of them are the same color and sized enclosures with similar art/printing and drilling that is only a single hole's difference.

I see, I don’t remember If there’s a comment box on the upload page. Or you could write them a ticket or email prior to submitting, but they’re not always fast to answer those...

 

[fig]

You may be able to just email Hugo with your instructions after checkout. I haven't used the service, but they seem pretty willing to work with you via email.

I'd certainly ask.

 

[knucklehead]

Thx - I'll get out in front of it.