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Ever notice that the cutting strips on Graphtecs always wear out down on the right bottom side where you cut most everything and the strip between 24 - 54" is perfect as you cut less up there. I found on my cutter you are forced to cut many things down near the origin point becaause you can't...

Seeing that they are 50% of your sales...I would pull my head out of my azz!!! lol

I had a vehicle come in today and I had to strip off some logos on the side. Everything was white and I cringed thinking that I would be out in the heat with a heat gun and very slow work. The stripping was easy, no heat gun needed. Everything once you lifted an edge came off clean, no glue...

should have done one in front of their eyes and let them then explain, there are no issues.

It's rude and shows that they have no respect for your time. You think they answer that phone when they are sitting in their lawyers office? Depending on who it is, I might sit and wait all though it feels uncomfortable if they go on and on over trivial matters...at that point I walk out to...

check the far right side of the print head...there are 3 black pieces of plastic that hang down and can catch lint and other stuff usually after a banner run. It collects on those and hangs low enough to rub the print

Some of these new vehicles are extremely hard to figure out. Using a level is OK to get an idea how straight you are to the world, but that does not mean to much on the side of a truck. Need to pick a body line and then stand back and look.

Take it outside

I have a customer who wants a wall graphic 6' x 7' - I plan on using Avery 2611 to print on. If I do a seam would you apply them with an overlap or butt them up, or do the overlap and like with wallpaper cut between the 2 and remove the excess? What about shrinkage

My opos reader has had issues and I am really tired of fighting with it on virtually every cut job. The cutter itself is very good and I might keep it as a backup if my Graphtec ( close to 20 years old) ever dies.

I run a 54" Summa currently d-140...as good as it is the opos reader really sucks and makes every cut a chore

I am planning on getting this plotter in the next week or so.... who's got one and are you happy with it?

Flexi has all sorst of colour charts in the library including numerous pantone charts

The Font police are coming to take you away ha ha ho ho he he

If you own a cat or dog, they work great to get the hair off beds and car seats. I sometimes plaster the entire back of my suv with offcuts, let them sit for a few hours then pull it off and the fabric looks new again

New blades can be too sharp!!!

up here in the great white north Western Rim sells vinyl by the foot!!!

I know that if you saved the file in Flexi the way that you sent it for output, you could go in and add the secondary cut and then send the job out for print, but don't print it and then you have a new contour cut file in prod manager.

I just ask customers landscape or portrait as I think they can figure that one out

I only experienced a smearing issue when printing on static cling with Duracoat. The black prints fine though?