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https://www.dafont.com/search.php?text=BASEBALL&q=MLB+Tuscan

Not that I'm aware of. I always check the edges of the paper for a trace of ink, or just trim the paper before pressing.

I never convert to curves when making a contour in CD, never had a problem, unless, like was stated if the vector is not smooth.

Your welcome. There just is not a lot of activity there, these days, it goes in spurts, but there is a bunch of info, there.

You could always go to the US Cutter forum, a lot of people use their cutters there, and my help more with the Flexi questions. https://forum.uscutter.com/index.php

I just paid 30 bucks each for my 15" Graphtec, OEM parts, but the machine is 15 years old and still runs like a top. First repair to it, besides cutting strips.

Babs is hot

I too use Firefox for this forum, and few others, no ad's, unlike chrome

Working fast as ever, using Firefox.

https://www.dafont.com/search.php?q=cinnamon%20cake&text=Education Nothing on the Brush font

Or someone with a white toner printer?

This perhaps, you would have to skew it yourself. https://www.dafont.com/jersey-m54.font?text=5AK753

Why not run transfers and press them yourself, or use vinyl, depending on the quantity?

Uncle Bun is correct

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If my memory recalls, I talked to the owner a few years back about his blades breaking the tip off, he told me he used a different hardness of steel, I cut a lot of glitter HTV, and they just would not hold up, they would be junk in a couple of days, that's when I started using those cheaper...

Sure they are, made in Iowa. https://www.cleancutblade.com

I too, use the blades that victor has link to, they are cheap, and do the job, I a lot of Glitter HTV, and these last longer than a clean cut blade, (I've never had good luck with clean cut blades).

Well that sucks, Rest In Peace, Fred..