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Years ago I made mardi gras decorations with cardboard. we cut the coardboard with a jig saw and masonite blade. When the blade dulled, we simply resharpened with a file. The edges finshed really clean. Will this work for coroplast? I've been wanting to try this but haven't had the need.

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Enter the contest Fred and win the bag.

I helped out a relative who needed a place to make signs. He's deceased and I have a day job but do it because I like it. He was an original letterhead but he taught me vinyl to generate revenue for the shop. I am continuing to learn upscale signwork.

I'm currently using Windows XP with a PNC 1000A 20 inch roland. I do cut with a bridge program (Signtools). I know you can cut directly from Corel and I'm sure other programs as well. Drivers are available for downloading from Roland. I manage to cut some of the thinner rubber mask on it. 60...

Try this fix... You could try holding down the f8 key and launch corel. a dialog box will appear and will ask you if you want to overwrite current work space with factory default. You only lose your personalized work space settings. This can correct some problems with Corel The above is...

Check his feedback--not his first sale. He's in Great Brittain so he will probably continue.

You could try holding down the f8 key and launch corel. a dialog box will appear and will ask you if you want to overwrite current work space with factory default. You only lose your personalized work space settings. This can correct some problems with Corel

I have a corel draw for dummies and it is a good economical book to start with. Easy to follow. Just start and keep working at it. I also have a back up reference--Old Paint :peace!:

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dafonts has several script fonts may suffice. http://www.dafont.com/en/theme.php?cat=503 edited to add complete address

Did a sign last summer with 100% avery A8--next day I read about the fiasco. Looked at it the other day-zero shrinkage. Not a glue line anywhere Ken

You know, I searched BOW several times and didn't locate the image.:Sleeping: I'll try the head office. for a cleaner version shovelhead sevenoaks@i-55.com thanks everyone ken

Anyone know where I can get a Knights of Columbus vector image? for a modest fee of course. Ken

Thanks, LvD, I think a couple of those may work. I'll find out tomorrow Ken

I have a request for windows--restaurant--with words like breakfast, lunch, wine etc.-- font to go along with the 50's look of the restaurant. The fonts I googled like like auto fonts and not really appropriate for window signage. I may offer them as a suggestion however. Ken

Anyone know what fonts were popular in the 50's. The only ones I can find look like they belong on a car. Are they available now? :help:

I have a 20 inch--:Cool 2:

That'l work Fred, thanks. You are the Font Guru:peace!: Ken

probably to tie around my neck before this job is done.:rolleyes: I need a loose script font that I can carve into a rope--yeah..complete with lasso. I suppose letters would be rounded and irregular. Even one that is actually done with rope. Can't wait to see where this sign order goes...