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Depends on what you're going to be doing on them. Are they for woodworking , sawing, cutting,Hammering etc ? Or are they for drawing,weeding vinyl, layout work ( clean stuff ). or painting. Do they have to be sturdy and not move ? Are they up against a wall ( BENCH tells me they are ) Are they...

Just off the cuff, but with your background in metal design. A CAD plasma cutting set up would be a great niche market. You would be able to produce something that could become greatly in demand. I'd assume you've got welding equipment etc. Still 50k is a lot to fork out for something that may...

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all upper case old english.....home boys, thugs n gang bangers like it.......

Takes time getting to learn just how it tracks. Assuming it's new(ish) and you don't need pinch rollers. If you can cut a job in sections and then re align the vinyl before cutting next piece would be a worth while try. I have a 30" Panther and had the same problem, then I got used to being able...

It's a little fancy I know.....

Thanx Pro

You need more than a cutter/plotter. You need computer software. You'll need various rolls of vinyl, and various tables,paraphernalia of the trade, etc. And although I don't have a printer, don't they also cut if you want them to ? Thus-"cut and print" You need to have at least a contour cut...

Hey Jim...we have a few things in common. I am 55 yrs old, also have twins and also have one of those cat named plotters....imaSIGNr

Are you sure they are rivets and not screws ? If they are screws, take them out ( and if they are screws they probably are an 8 sided screw that comes out with a square drive not a torks bit )

That would make a great avatar for yourself..... Yo, from Maine

Ayahh.....

keep trying.....more pressure.....lower offset......extend blade more......slow it down.......:help:

If you now have an eps file you should be able to change the color yourself. You may have to ungroup it first.

Posted this while in shop a year ago. This is better picture of sign after install.

I did this with 851 Oracal last Summer 06 .Owner wanted close to original. Did what I could with a verbal description.

As far as not cutting in places .I think what's happening is where the blade turns and doesn't cut a sharp corner. The vinyl bunches, and causes the blade to jump. This has been my experience. Look at the blade close, take it out of the holder. Usually there is crap built up in the holder after...

Looks like you're trying to show a crooked cut.... Maybe the font, a bootleg . Does that happen with any other typefaces ? Possibly you scanned the word, vectorized it and tried to cut it without node editing.

changing blade offset might help also ( decrease )