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Where does the goat sit?

Not great news, but what can you do? Drive onto the next one. My youngest son's senior year was completely wiped by covid - no school, almost no sports - drive-by grab-and-go graduation.

We just use a scrap of Ij35c about 5" or 6" along the bottom edge. Once there are a few wraps around the winder the tension will keep it in place. Works every time - costs nothing.

Shouldn't be doing that. If your 'hold-after-print' list is too long you might want to clear it and then restart Flexi. Mine gets cranky when I leave too many in that panel. I have to leave them there for a short time so I can verify that I didn't miss anything on a multi-layout run. Also to...

Isign too

This. Especially if your teeth are no longer original equipment.

Sounds promising, good luck with it

What is the reaction score? Is that the number of views we get on our OnlyFans page or our Uber driver's rating?

This looks like gang related activity, someone should forward these 5 to Homeland Security.

Git off my lawn Dang, Biden has been around a lot longer than I thought

Git off my lawn!

Print on a cheap calendered vinyl and lam it over card stock - finish as needed. We do it when we need something lay-flat and cheap.

It would really depend on how large the letters are going to be cut. I will set the text then zoom to 100% on screen and adjust to get rid of the sharp inner corners & outer tails without the font looking melted.

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I will call your Avery and raise you 3M IJ35c. Something changed in the formula & it now has the smell of unwashed feet after a 5k run in 95-degree heat (leather shoes / no socks). This is before it is printed. When it gets heated up the smell takes on a whole new life of its own.

Started in the office, they think it was an adding machine (the ancient corded type with vacuum tubes & tesla coils) that had just been picked up after being repaired. Luckily no one repairs anything anymore - no more fire hazards.

Some people have all the luck!

If you don't want to go for the $250 a snap knife & fender washer is about as low cost as you can get. Magnets are soft and cut easily with a little practice.

Fires are not fun. We had one in our paint n body shop a long time ago. Shop was full of customers' vehicles. Odd stuff that happened - It got hot enough to melt the glass out of the window frames in a full-sized tour bus. Cans of thinner popped their caps off from pressure build-up but were...

Don't forget to pack the chickens.