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They should have just used Arial on everything..... :D

In Corel it's call CONTOUR to the outside of the object.

Get something up front, keep him honest. With some skin in the game you at least have something from him.

Got my attention, especially the sign on the other side that's ready to peel off and fall down. "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder" I guess. It's amazing they paid for that sign or even approved the copy.

"Made sense at the time" said the man lying in traction in the hospital bed.

I don't think it's a mystery. You are either going to have to make a very specific color profile for that particular printer and that particular wall flair material or you're going to have to sub out the profile making to a guy who specializes in the field of color profiling. That's the best...

I hope I'm not making any enemies, I kind of like Arial and its iterations. :oops:

I think the general term for those types of fonts is "Stencil Fonts" (?) not necessarily Army Fonts

We use a remote Tech from Florida, we are in GA. He talks us through our repairs on our VersaCamms, charges by the length of the call. He's on the forum from time to time. Jim Hancock 561-441-6658 He is knowledgeable and helpful. Works well for us.

FireSprint they are a merchant member on this site

Use the search bar also top right. This subject has been touched on a few times and there are some good points made.

Hey 'NotAReal" I bought and imported my Fayon from Maggie in China almost 10 years ago. It may have been one of the first ones they shipped to the US. I had it shipped from Shanghai(?), then to CA, then flatbed trucked to GA. The table was about $5200 back then. All of the landing and shipping...

Stacey, look at you girl! You are making it happen with that sweet setup. I like it.

I think you should go for this one. It would give you an edge. See homepage link. https://cwtworktools.com/ It's got heat assist, electric table, built in cutters, fully lit table, guaranteed to make your life easier. ;)

I would have thought that a parts supplier with a Gmail address would be very reliable. o_O

Welcome to a gangly group of sign makers and digital printers. Tell us what you do, how long you've been in business, and what kind of equipment you have. Your profile is very vague. :rolleyes:

I thought you might enjoy this one. You have enough pics and info now to build your own, :cool:

I'd like to see that fix in the manual....:eek:

I don't remember any details about him, I only know what was on the video when I saw it almost 10 years ago. There's a lot of handy guys and gals in America, and when they see something really cool they often run off and build a like model for themselves. Then they get the hot idea to start...

I remember when that guy came out with the EZ Roller. There was another guy who came out with one at the same time called the Rogue Roller. It was a very nice build and was somewhere around 6K. I don't know if any trademark infringements were filed. At the time RollsRollers were running 12K or...