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PM "Replicator" He recently posted about similar surgery...

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Worked construction part time while going to a local college for graphic arts and survey drafting. Decided to go to Butera School of Art in Boston in 88' http://www.buteraschool.com/ when I was 21 and have been self employed since.

Is that where ya got the lipstick kiss from? :Big Laugh

Heard about this on the radio this morning. People are pissed. The city has about 250,000 signs, and it costs about $110 to replace one.

He's a fool. Especially if there's rivets...

Could be a few file related thing. Fills, masks, transparencies, cmyk bitmaps etc. can cause the rip to fail or hang. Rasterize and flatten everything to simplify the file.

Mine just lay flat on the tables. The only curling was when I opened them up after shipping and that went away in a few days.

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First time they power wash it on a chilly day...:birthday: :tongue:

They will tent. Once they tent it's just a matter of time before they tear.

The French love it...:munchie: :noway:

Raster grayscale image background with vector red text headline on top. Shouldn't be a problem if your rendering intents are set correct in the rip.

Here's another interesting clock; but a sad one... http://www.usdebtclock.org/

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Congratulations! :toasting:

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Omega, SignLab and Flexi will print to the Edge. Yes you need to rip your files and will need a sprocket fed plotter to contour cut.

Inkjet printers and laminators go hand in hand. I wouldn't invest in one without the other if your making exterior signs and decals. Maybe you should look at the Summa line of thermal printers. Print & cut from one machine without the need for lamination. They come in 30in. and 54in. The Edge...

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