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We use separate blades for reflective. That stuff wreaks havoc on normal blades. 3 different blades 1. reflective 60° with .75 offset 2. vinyls 60° with .30 offset 3. resist (don't remember)

I don't see any reference to what plotter you're using. Are the "pinch rollers" adjustable pressure wise? If so, make sure they are all the same pressure. 132" is kind of long. Is the media reflective (i.e. heavy)? You do have a bleed, right? Interesting too that your plotter "rounds" the...

Thanks, I used to have that font. No wonder I couldn't find it in my collection.

In our earlier version of plot software (FineCut) I had added a macro to the cut code to throw an error code if something intersects. That way if one forgets to Weld as mentioned it'll remind you to check where the overlaps are. We lost it when we upgraded FineCut. Something that should be...

We use Avery Dennison SC5861 Etchmark Etched Glass Film with our Latex HP's.

Barrel Font? Doesn't seem like a "good" font. Maybe a poor trace on all the characters but...

Hmmm, that is true. Maybe replace the suction cup with a rubber pad of some sort.

Hmmm, maybe

A macro could be setup for this but it would use the same dpi & the amount of the blur would always be the same and not necessarily best for all scenarios.

I'd print & Plot the flag, POLICE and logo as one piece. Yes cutting in between the stripes. Given enough "extra" would allow it to be rotated as needed. The 911 and small flag separate. Given that the "fade" will actually be a blue to black blend it'll look better with the cuts between the stripes.

Not free but...SimpleSeps

Hmmm as a work around, if all else works, can a script be made to create the necessary parameters? In a similar fashion, we have a plug-in with Corel for creating registration marks & plotting. The plug-in is only available on our RIP Station. I created a macro that would allow us to create the...

This same one came up on my facebook this morning! That's spooky. lol

In corel all you have to do is use the Shape Tool and move nodes around.