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Reproscripts is another one that has similar function that you may want to check out but my go to is still ecut.

I've been using ecut in Corel, you can do quite a bit with it, not just nesting and it's only about 50 bucks.

What does it cost?

I just meant in terms of research. Once someone has a patent on one puzzle piece, it's off limits to anyone else and that stifles innovation. A lot of these things aren't exactly technological breakthroughs as much as they are an anticompetitive move. It's like having a bag of bolts that you...

I can approach this in many ways but in a nutshell, I think the Graphtec sucks. It feels cheaper, it doesn't track as well, it skews cut vinyl over a short distance on a regular basis, weird errors, have to reset it a lot to get it to work, reading barcodes is spotty at best, the menu is a...

I have the same problem

They go after everyone. My friend made a website for football tailgating and the University went after him for using the same commercial font as the college did. That was just a personal site they used to grow their tailgate party. Problem is, even if you are right, they can still sue you...

Many faceless corporations are buying the smaller guys just for their IP. Look at pharma for an extreme example, it's a huge drag on the USA's ability to innovate when one large firms concentrate the ownership of research, patents etc and don't allow anyone else to build off of it. This is why...

I have chatgbt plus and Bing seems to spit out some pretty decent stuff. The main issue I have is everything is square. I wanted to do a wall wrap for our shop wall and can't get it to work where it is wide enough. They have uncrop features which uses ai to stretch the image but it gets wonky

There are a million people on Fiverr that write apps, much cheaper and you own it at the end.

Only in Ryobi.

Is he still around? Found something to add to your DeWalt collection

Wouldn't you agree in principal that companies are stretching a law with good original intentions into a way to force consumers to become dependent on said company for the life of ownership? Look at epson, HP and Roland with service lockout. It's a historical issue that the government is...

On another note, if Harley cares so much about this and their customers, why don't they have their vendor makes this decal for the customer? It's a pretty obnoxious stance to say we don't make this part anymore and neither can you but if you do, we will drain you through the courts. Giving...

I'm just saying what the law is and it's intention. It's being used and taken advantage of in an anticompetitive way by many large companies to get around things that can't be patented. This should be more concerning than some dipshit replicating a decal for another dipshits restoration. I'm...

It's not about money, it's a law that allows a company to protect its distinguishing marks from being imitated by competitors as a means to confuse the consumer into believing the brands are related or the same. It doesn't even hold up outside of the scope of the particular product or...

Agreed. It doesn't cause confusion which is the crux of the law. You can also paint whatever you want in Harley colors but if Honda did it, that would be grounds for a lawsuit due to the potential for confusion. JLG sued some importer that was bringing in lifts from China painted orange and...

We have a towing customer that's the same with their trucks. I think there was someone on here awhile ago that had Harley come after them. That's one to stay away from IMO, sports teams too. I think it'd be a tough case for HD to win but they can bleed you dry well before you find out.

We do spray outs if we feel the customer won't be happy with close enough and that's pretty rare. Sounds like they already have inconsistencies since they gave you 2 different hex values which would lead me believe that they aren't breaking out a spectro to check your work. With that being...