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There are a few ways to do it, none of them fun. The first question you need to answer is "Is this a public sidewalk?"

That is my biggest concern as well. I'm really hoping Artbot can chime in here. The belts are SERIOUSLY heavy duty (Kevlar reinforced), and 3/8" thick. Being belt driven makes this thing ridiculously fast - and I don't plan on using it as an automated jigsaw - more for creative, 3d purposes.

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Well, after kicking it around for a year or more I think I am going to order an entry level CNC this week. I had pretty much settled on the Carvewright, even thgh many don't like it's limitations. I was ok with them as I have seen some SICK work come out of them. That said, the size limitations...

It's 2' x 3'. Why the hell do you need to wet apply?

The reality is that this industry is getting to the point where unless you have a specialized niche, you are effed. If you want to compete in the commodity sign world you almost HAVE to invest in a flatbed I am working on moving into a split of wholesale vinyl installation and dimensional...

Wrap over the handle. Use heat to bring it in, trim.

Really dude? Any particular reason you want to foul up a potentially good deal for someone? **smh**

Just type something up that says "I, the undersigned customer, acknowledge that I am an idiot. I hereby hold _______ free of any and all liability that may arise from my idiocy. I acknowledge that I am ignoring all professional advice from _______".

Try aligning Community right to the right edge of the above words.

Top one by a mile. Modify the A, but I actually like the R.

Do a google search for Smoke Texture, overlay it on a black rectangle, adjust transparency to get the effect you want. Viola!

That's the stuff. Wish they had it in wider rolls, but beggars can't be choosers. lol

Thanks a ton man! Calling them now :smile:

Thanks man - I'm combing through that wreck of a website...lol. Not seeing anything adhesive backed....Ugh.

I know - but I swear I have seen an actual adhesive backed vinyl that has light magnetic qualities. I know it exists, because I've seen it in use before - but I can't remember what it is called...

Just had a school call and they are wanting to do the entire coach's office in dry erase (every wall surface in the room). I know I can just get the R-Tape dry erase and call it a day, but they are asking about it being magnetic also. I feel like I have seen a dry erase film that has...

OK...Here's a new idea - totally different direction. I really like the yogurt cup/house idea, and I'd like to try to work it into this, maybe coming up out of the circle at the bottom - dunno. Thoughts?

It's "Chillville", not "Circleville"...lol. Maybe I need to use a different script as well....heheh

Sorry for the delay in getting the winnings out - being paypaled now. Been a very busy week :)