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You will probably be cheaper off going out and buying a good new used printer then trying to fix the one you have now.

You got $2650.00 for a 3' x 5.5' 2 sided sign?

You can also score it with a utility blade and snap it

Attach it to your take-up reel that should solve your problem

Sounds like you know this firsthand...........:ROFLMAO:

Make sure what ever fan motor you use it's an explosion proof, just a regular fan can ignight the fumes, I have seen it many of times before.

Her a** is bigger then J-lo's, :corndog:

No you just need to half cut once, just make sure you move your blade in the front slot of the blade holder so it cuts on the spongy cut strip. and away you go.

Your best bet is the have it screen printed

As long as you use K1 kerosene I think you will be good in a tent and there is no smell at all, I use it in my shop and nothing effects it as fumes go, I never got a flash up or anything like that. Plus it's a whole lot cheaper then the electric heat we have here.

Thank you Fred

Does anyone know what font this is? Thanks in advance :thankyou:

Thank you Pat

Does anyone know the CMYK values of Pantone 7659 C, I looked everywhere and I can't seem to find it, supposely it's a newer color, it looks brownish but it's considered burgendy. Thank you for your help.

My showroom is on the streets.........

If you didn't bring your blade foward, I'm sure the blade is dull now. I would use a 60 degree blade anyways.

This is what you should see on your control panel under functions, use the up or down keys till you reach it

The half cut is your die cut function :banghead: LQQK a little harder on your plotter settings on the plotter it's self, half cut is in there.

If your cutter is a Mimaki CG-160fx it has the half cut function

Don't forget to move your blade up to the front of the blade holder, you have to cut on the spongy cutting strip.