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Why would a professional want to use FREE art? ITs all bad, and often copyrighted, and puts one in the position of taking a beating from some legal eagle.

As you see,, it is better after a while.. It is not a big deal..

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silvering will usually go away.. You can speed it up a little with a heat gun...

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get a dwg viewer and see what it contains..

round tubes cost more to ship. Get the triangle tubes, or make your own.

Every thing on that list will do you well. That art will save you hours of work trying to create your own. Down load an image and away you go.

If you do it.. Then just do it. Not half way, No dabbling. Just go for it. You will make it work. Every thing will fall into place. If you go after it as a maybe deal people will sense it and not give you full respect.

Every thing as Fred says is true. All the art for cutters is just what is needed. No crossed lines, no open ends and easy to cut images. All his art for cutters and for printers is high quality at a very reasonable cost. If you have a cutter only the first link on the list would have...

Joe you a fine mud dauber. When you goona daub me up a mug?

Actually. Other companies caught up to the Anagraph. It was about the best cutter for the money with features and ability that are not matched to this day for non sprocket cutters..

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Why? Why would one want to chase that kind of duplication? Vinyl moves after it is cut. It retracts, stretches shrinks, whatever it wants to do. Vinyl sheets shift, drag, skew, buckle and any other variation it wants to perform as it moves around the cut table. As for precision.. They all...

hair dryer is fine.. Heat gun is not. A heat gun is very hot and that pic looks like heat.

Always turn of auto update.. Then you control what happens and when.

I redid a table top one time. It had a huge bubble in it. It was perfect when it left the shop. The user allowed some kind of heater to come in contact with the laminated print. It cause a really nice bubble about 3 inches long. Lifted the lam right off the print and would not press back...

A bubble has a huge amount of gas in there. Way more than possible that could be created by the drying of ink. That is my take on the "outgassing" myth. The amount of ink sprayed on a sheet is such a small amount that it is barely measurable.

the customer gets a receipt via email or text. If he wants one.. and you can print one from the register,,

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