The Independent Publishing Resource Center helps individuals create their own personal zines…read more They offer workshops, a printroom, and an extensive library for reading other zines. This place is really wonderful and doing something great for the community. They're now celebrating their 10th year in operation. A great place to check into and support. + they offer resources for anyone - it's the only one.. we need more locations and supporters!

The IPRC is probably one of the coolest, most special places on earth. The old location felt a bit…read morelike a clubhouse in a cubbyhole (albeit a very welcoming and open-to-all clubhouse) but the new location is about 5x the size and feels like a...homey factory of awesome. There's a screenprinting studio, a letterpress studio, movable tables, a computer lab, every type of fixant and fastener you've ever needed, copiers, an art gallery, and a bombass zine library. They teach workshops on everything regarding publishing and writing, the volunteer staff are always happy to help, and the general atmosphere of friendliness is worth just hanging out at. It's a bit like a coffeeshop filled with cute and/or interesting, socially awkward people of all walks of life where you don't have to buy coffee to hang out. It's definitely worth a visit if you're trying to publish something or you just want to be surrounded by creative work.

I was really surprised when I went out in the world to get a resume and postcard printed. I must…read morehave contacted over 7 local printers, some having been in business for decades. It was nearly impossible to find anyone that could show you a sample of basic cream paper or paper texture or weights.They all had scraps of this and that. One guy would not even get up from his chair to help me at the desk. When I walked into Paperjam Press, a half hour from where I live. It was like I arrived. Cute store, actual samples to choose from. Highly organized. Friendly. Moderate prices. Delivered everything they said they would do. Answered the phone! Answered every email. Outstanding in every single way. I would never go anywhere else and I can say more professional than any other printer I visited in person. They even put my small order in this tidy box. This is where you need to go for the best service and total satisfaction of the finished product and outstanding customer service.

What great customer service at Paperjam. Kind, courteous and efficient. I highly recommend them.read more

Vendors Beware. Prepay only. Do not accept terms as they will go unpaid.read more

From the owner: With over 50 years of experience, Bind-Rite PDX has the knowledge and the know-how to get your…read moreproject finished with quality an in a timely manner. For pricing, please call us for a free estimate.

Cedar House Media is a quality organization! From the first phone call to my final pickup, they…read morewere helpful, professional, and assisting. I had a Celebration of Life program that needed designing and printing. As unfortunate as it was to have to do, they advised on material, and some of the fine tuning design placement etc... Once printed there were a couple miscues that needed to be addressed. But they were able to get the adjustments made and reprinted for a fee. All in all a very good experience and recommend if you need professional assistance along the way!

In the midst of trying to start a small business, I had some trouble with a previous printing…read morecompany. They failed to do the job correctly and the printing was sloppy. This caused a huge delay and I needed my prints to be done asap. While struggling to figure out what to do, I randomly found Cedar House Media and Jon helped me design and get my proofs the day I went in. The prints were done a few days later as promised. The quality was excellent, staff was very kind and the work the done very quickly. I will definitely be going back!

They made sure my artwork fit the banner and posters. Very easy to work with and completed the job…read moreahead of schedule. We're definitely going to use them for all our printing needs.

From day #1, Muhammad at Minuteman Press [Halsey] was on top of my t-shirt order. He responded…read morequickly to questions and in providing an estimate. He offered good suggestions. When I picked up my order, I was assured it was all checked, sizes and printing. This was an effortless process for me, and I appreciate the excellent service. My group is VERY happy with their tees! Cathleen

Minuteman always provides excellent customers service followed up by consistent and high quality…read moreprinting.

I've used Minuteman both personally and professionally for years and they never disappoint…read more Communication, artwork assistance, and turnaround times have always been top-notch. Thank you so much!!

Unfortunately, our hotel did not in fact have a UPS Store in house. I looked it up prior to arrival…read morebecause I thought this would be a simple return of our items when it was time to pack everything up and head back home. But when I went to where the store was to be, it was completely closed down on a floor that was under renovation and turned into a break room. So I had to find the next closest one to do my business at. This one was a few blocks away and I headed here for a purchase instead of their service. I ended up having to come here and purchase a box. Why, you might ask, because UPS damaged the box our materials were sent out in so badly we couldn't reuse it to ship it back to our home office. Job security or something of the like, I guess. When I got here I had to prepare myself. It's a step down into the area and into a cramped store. Not knowing who was in line as there is no direction in here, I kind of just jumped to the counter. Where I was met with an unenthusiastic worker. I had asked where the boxes were and was pointed towards a display that was almost behind the counter. I wasn't sure I was allowed to go near it. I found a box that would do for everything to be shipped back and made my way back to the counter to pay. How is a box so expensive? This feels like a Ponzi scheme. Buy a box, ship your box with us, we destroy your box, purchase a new box.

This place has always been great until the last week. I've…read morebeen here 3x now and they are closed during posted business hours. I get that there was still some snow on the ground Friday. But today there is no snow. I showed up 10 minutes after 10am, and again now. They should be opened. It's a long walk for me to come somewhere unreliable.

Stay away from there. I went in and was "helped" by the heavy set blonde girl there. I asked if I…read morecould have an email printed out, she said she could only do it if I forwarded over to her email. I forwarded the email. It was just 1 page attachment that I needed to print. She printed the paper, and I thought it would cost $0.25 to $0.50 tops. And she said the charge would be $7.15 for one single black and white sheet of paper! This place is a complete rip off!

October 2, 2023, I took 4 images to Minutement Press in Kelso for printing. Correct scaling of the…read moreimages was critical. After several excuses, the prints were finally completed after 17 days. Later, I realized that I needed to make corrections to one of my schematic images. I took the updated image to Minutemen Press to have it printed in the same way as before; by scaling a virtual ruler in the image to appear at 1:1 scale. I sent the new file to them and paid at 9am November 8. Before paying, I explained that the image needed to be scaled so that the virtual ruler in the image was printed at actual size. He acknowledged my instructions, then I paid. He told me the print would be ready before 5pm, but it wasn't. I waited until the next morning to inquire. When I arrived at 10am, the print wasn't done. Samantha said I could return after a short time and the print would be ready. 45 minutes later, the print was not done. I waited about 10 minutes more, and I was given the print. I looked at it carefully, and thought it might be under-scaled, but I wasn't wearing my reading glasses so I wasn't sure. I asked Samantha if she could get a physical ruler and see if it matched the the ruler printed in the image. She did so, and she told me it matched perfectly. She said, "We didn't scale it." I was a bit confused; I said, "If you didn't scale it to the virtual ruler in the image, how did it come out to be the right size?" She replied, "Just a lucky guess." That reassured me that it was done correctly, so I took it home. In my studio, I noticed that the print was in fact under-scaled. When I put my physical ruler against the ruler in the print, each printed inch was about 1/16th inch too short. That meant that over eight inches, the image would lose 1/2 inch of its size. Over a length of 16 inches, it would lose a full inch. This discrepancy would've been disastrous for the prototype I'm making; I'm glad I caught the mistake before I started cutting expensive materials to the wrong sizes. At noon the same day, I sent my courier to return the bad print and to request a new print be done at the correct scale. While my courier was in the shop, I called 'him' on my phone. Our conversation was interesting; 'He' refused to acknowledge any mistakes were made by any employee, and he didn't apologize. 'He' told me to scale the print correctly there would be an additional charge of $10.00. I asked him why he hadn't charged that fee when I paid. I reminded him that before I paid, I had told him the print needed to be scaled to make the virtual ruler within the image life-sized; I reminded him that he had acknowledged that instruction at the time I paid. When I reminded him of these facts, he immediately became defensive and rude. He said, "No, you told me the ruler would scale automatically to the right size", which isn't true. I never said any such thing. My courier called me to tell me that she had demonstrated the size discrepancy to him, and he attempted to blame my ruler for the mistake... My courier paid the $10 fee for me. Then she measured the new second print, and told 'him' that it was still not correct. They did a third print, which was identical to the second one. He informed my courier they wouldn't do another. My courier told them the third print still wasn't accurate, but he refused to do the job a fourth time. My courier said jokingly, "Well if it's not done right you'll get the customer's wrath." He replied, "If he comes down here and gets violent we'll call the police." My courier quickly said, "He won't do that. He's not that type of person." Then he said sarcastically, "Oh he's SO manly." So at first he fears that I might come do violence against him, (over a printing error) and then he tries to insult me because he's told I'm NOT the type of person to get violent? That exhibits insanity, or stupidity, or both. I don't remember this boy's name, but he was dishonest, irresponsible, unprofessional. He also seemed impaired in some way, perhaps with drugs or alcohol. His speech was slurred, among other signs. He should not be working in a position which requires clear communication or professionalism with the public, because they won't get it. As for his inappropriate comments about me, I attribute that to being young and dumb. I've come to expect such behavior in this area from kids who act, dress, and speak like 'wannabe gangsters'. I suspect he had some trouble with the law, he was forced into a recovery program to avoid jail, and he was given a job at Minutement Press as part of the deal. Am I getting warm? If he is the manager of that shop as he claimed to be, I'm Elon Musk. I won't do business with MP again. I'll go to actual professionals who hold to the business practices described below: (From the Minutemen Press website) "We are a locally owned and family operated printing business that takes great pride in providing great professional courteous customer service." What a crock of bs.