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you are about 3 years too late. The cut vinyl decal world is no longer a good money making deal. onezii or twozie at a time for $3 bux will get you no where. Waste of time trying to make your money back on that good cutter. Almost every thing is printed now. Or higher end signs are made into 2.5...

drag knife is best for that.

I go in with my MAC.. and have them load up all the software. I walk away with a full boat of goodies. Sure is a good deal for me. Or if they want me to supply a MAC with software they can lease my machine for another 5 bucks an hour, sure why not? Either way I win.

It does look good. The artist had some vision on what to do. We can make it better for next time remove the: Slanted brush script on a curve.. Next suggstion?

cut port from motherboard. desolder the 5 pins left behind from the MOBO.. replace with a new port. Resolder those pins.. About 2 hours max. I used to do this kind of work weekly. Especially the old toshiba satellite lap tops. The power port would go bad. I bought ports by the dozen at...

This is the answer they use to avoid any possible conflicts with less than capable designers. Tons of designers use PC's 95% of them are not compatible with the company. So they screen users via the tools they use.

to use tool bar macros with corel you need VBX installed. I do not remember if corel ver 9 had VBX that is compatible with newer versions of VBX..

wonderful. Thank you.

Looking for a 2.5d fist to cut. Any body have one they modeled? Any one have a render of one they would like to post?

some cnc data to share. http://www.vectric.com/support/introduction-to-cnc.html

vulgarity warning,, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKgf5PaBzyg&feature=player_embedded&t=59

ive used plain old calendared vinyl many times. If it is the PET style jug it will stick well;.

Design them so they fit like you want. Let the cnc guy make the offsets to match his machine. Every machine is different. That even changes with the materials and the sharpness of the cutter bits.

there are two forces at work. Force one is selling a job. You sell your inventory and your equipment and maybe the building. This is worth whatever you can squeeze out of a buyer. Force two is selling a business. This is where you set up the operation to run on its own. How do you know...

New Orleans? Detroit? No way on any day. As for market saturation. That has nothing to do with it in my opinion. It has every thing to do with being open and available and doing good work every time and on time. All that plus having a unique marketing position will get a shop plenty of...

I have never ever been asked for a D & B number. I have never needed one. I never paid for one. NADA ever. Did many orders for work from gov agencies. Never was asked to get one for a lease. Been in business for decades and never once was refused a loan for a credit card for not having a...

Yes, I pray it gets lots of posts. I have not cut any 3d work for a couple of weeks now. Just a run of production parts and another run of projects of postcards for EDDM campaigns. So I have nothing new to add today.

what kind of printer you own?

Then seek out x5 and purchase it. You can find legal versions on ebay.

Chemical etching is hard to get right.. there will be swirls in the etching.