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...why...fingers taking a beating...:ROFLMAO: JP

:ROFLMAO:...well you sure pulled the wool over everyones eyes... was that your intent with the wrap as well??? JP

If your intent was to generate a lot of discussion (mostly polarized) then your design is quite successful... but it contradicts many elements of design and I can't disagree with most of Dan's initial comments. The "kiss" principle was thrown out the window and my blood pressure rises as I view...

Your lament is one I have observed for years and I contend that with the advent of the digital age the craftsmenship in our industry has lessened a great degree... the tools are used as a crutch to enable a greater degree of lesser talents to participate!!! JP

You comments make sense but I thought that any business would incorporate this mentality... IT JUST MAKES SENSE!! However, in my view the industry has become saturated with less than professional businesslike minded individuals who compete to see how deep they are able to slash their own...

IMHO... not bad but needs some tweaking... my eyes wonder since a focal point is missing JP

:omg2:...first post I've read this am and am wondering if this topic should be taken seriously... :doh: JP

I here you... I turn off the heat and set a "delay" time before the cut commences... the vinyl has enough time to cool before the plotting takes place and all should be good. I can't think of a way to automate the heat setting and don't think there is one. JP

"My favorite is a raster image exported as a ai or eps file to make it a vector file... :rolleyes: . :doh:You too... :frustrated:and then try to explain their folly... :banghead::banghead: JP

...either or, depending on the scale of the graphic... the end result is what counts !!! JP

Flatten the file in Photoshop... save as .tiff and provide a small scale proof to customer and have them sign off ...IMHO JP

...yes... JP

:notworthy: WOW!!:toasting:Great Work! JP

:clapping::clapping:..good memories...thanx JP

:omg:WOW... great story... and if you are still following this thread I'd like to know how you define success...? JP

:popcorn::popcorn::popcorn: ...that was harsh...:banghead: JP

Hmmm... don't really know how to respond to this:banghead: JP

...been there, done that, feel your pain... a couple dozen turns should do it and you will notice the tension to be quite taut... hold while you insert the locking pin and attach your graphic with a good quality D/S tape. Always ensure your graphic has enough lead area ( 8" or so)to wrap around...

:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:brought me to tears...:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: JP

Very well done! I think an individual can tweak any effort to the point of distraction and everyone in the "biz" has individual tastes but my overall impression is one of complete professionalism...:notworthy::notworthy: JP