Realizing that this question will trigger some well deserved rolling eyes, I'm wondering what minimum size machine a small, one-man operation who's not targeting big, sophisticated jobs realistically needs to efficiently make signs for outdoor use that would, for example be used to advertise bed-and-breakfasts, small specialty retail shops, etc., located along the street and/or two-lane country roads.
I'm assuming that a Buddy 32 (32"x24") would be too small as one could not read the lettering if there was much? Is a 4'x8' table fine to do say 75% of these simpler signs without having to stitch most signs together for example?
Does it help if I say, often cutting/using just one sheet of material "if" realistic, using mainly Vectric Aspire and often using James booth type stock files, focusing mostly on 2.5D painted & goldleaf lettering type signs? Yep, no threat to the pro's