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:( Man im staying off the machines today until tomorrow .

I too have better results telling the edge that it's 220 instead on the convex when I print with the duro coat foil. This has happened to me with the Gerber foils as well though.

I'm even considering starting off small with sublimation and just offer small items like socks. Maybe I can get a smaller machine with less overhead to get into it. At the end of the day Helmet sports decals is my main niche.

Thanks for your feedback. Right now we are very happy being a part of the helmet decal business. However, I do have a lot of clients that ask about uniforms. I have thought of farming out the jersey work as well. I just havent found a reliable person that will play ball with solid quality at...

This looks like a nice process. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEbTiPWDE3o Print on paper, than roll press to transfer from paper to fabric.

Thinking if expanding our business into the uniform business. Can you guys recommend a solid printer that I can print to material, die cut, than sew?

What is the thickest material that these cutters can die cut ? Can they die cut thick material like the convex 20 mil stuff ? Might get a larger cutter to do larger jobs than my envision cutter can do since its only 15" wide.

Just emailed you, I made your bottom purple layer have a 2 point stroke of the purple. Your black is set to middle overlay. Please post the print :-)

I got the adapters for the smaller tube and all I can say that it saved my butt. Thanks to Calvin and Gms for the quick response time to get this to me.

Post your .ai file or omega file.

I don't need to print on this material but just be able to cut and heat press on shirts. Seems like a lot of material for static roll cutters but is there some for the sprocket cutter?

In Omega select your top black shapes. Click on fill to change the color. When you select the foil color there is also a tab for the stroke.

Its the laminate rolls that I can not load 25 yards or more. 1. Its more money to buy 25 yards instead of larger rolls. 2. It sucks to have to reload laminate every 25 yards. Saves times if the laminate is load at larger rolls.

My edge is pretty accurate but to be safe I add a 1pt and sometimes 2pt outline to the top layer print. That way of its off a bit it still covers the area.

I agree, time is money and I don't like having to reload after every 25 yards.

Doug and all the GMS guys are great teachers & partners to have!

If it was for the printer i would say that works well. However, its for the laminator and the laminator has tension adjustments on the older. But i think as long as i use the same bar with the tension mechanism it should work well.

or ... I could make something like this as well and just feed from it... http://www.die-cutter-paper-punch.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/DSC07493.jpg

also found this rewinder http://www.barcodegiant.com/labelmate/part-mc-10a.htm?aw&adtype=pla&kpid=53646&gclid=CKnjzcrjksQCFUeEfgodjaEATQ

Hello, I have a laminator that can only hold up to 25 yards at a time. However, if I buy a 180 yard roll of adhesive. I get it at a rockstar price. What ideas can you guys help me with to be able to break down the 180 yard roll into 7 25 yard rolls? I was thinking I could sit the roll on a...