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Hard to view the photo. I like smaltz. Not many do that anymore. Reverse carved? Meaning not incised ? hand carved, right ?

The very basic programs do not outline

Not sure, but I don't think you can do outlines with Flexi starter.

not sure if I understand the question. but ...outline it ...separate outline from text ...use cleaver tool to cut in half.

storming here today...and welcome

Another Mainiac....I'm a transplant actually from NE....I'll guess that you do a few stock cars.

One comes in the box when you buy Magnum. I just photo copy them and send one along w/ custy

photoshop backgrd out

The Vector Art mega collection 1,2 and 3 have this type stuff.

I do agree that many newb questions have been answered and are in the archives here. Possibly there could be a way to point this out to newbs and maybe could be their first homework assignment when joining the forum. All new members would be sent a notice asking to please check the archives for...

I also use Magnum, but SW also sells that too....

Maybe not a factory paint job on truck or you cleaned the truck door with a harsh solvent before it had time to dry and attached the mag before it had time to dry and trapped the solvent underneath and it dissolved your clear coat.......or both.

[/COLOR] Very good point...many here forget this site is called SIGNS 101 which one would assume a beginner would be perfectly in his/her right to ask a "newb" questions.

Be sure to round your corners....I use a 25¢ piece and cut the corners with scissors.

Price of a sign is more than your material cost + labor. Unless you don't consider your building expenses, fuel, electricity, etc. It's usually material ( + markup anyway )and all the other factors. Then when you think you've got the right figure, round it up.....

Ya beat me to it....just what I was going to say.

Do they still grow corn in Nebraska ? I was surprised when I went back to the midwest after years of being away that more people are growing soy. I also noticed how they terrace the farm land. It looked different than as I remembered going out to the farm as a child. ( 50'5 & 60's ).

Hello from Maine, but originally from Omaha.....don't do wraps...or Rapping either.

If you're just starting and are not printing, just cutting, why do you need such a large plotter ? Maybe you are doing print, but why not go with a 24" or a 30", ?

I would definitely use a pounce pattern, but it's not called a stencil. That's where you kept throwing me off. And still I would draw out your design with your cutter using the pen on butcher paper, then pounce by hand with a pounce wheel. Then transfer your pattern to the wall .