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lol isign I was thinking the same thing...i'm holding him to it. after reading goofballs replies in the "other" post I had so much I wanted to say but didnt have the energy...nor is it worth the effort..i'm just glad this clown isnt in my area as i sure wouldn't want to pick up the pieces...

another thing to check is the cutting strip if that is gouged up the blade with sometimes make deeper cuts

how big is are the pieces you are trying to cut...the only time i have had this problem is 1 using to much pressure, 2 cutting too fast 3 cutting letters or vector images that the detail is too small. you are using a good brand although not my favorite there is nothing wrong with that...

i have people call me everyday and ask if they can buy me lunch and "pick my brain" i just read a book that had a answer to this question....and here is my new reply. "my brain picking fee is $250 per hour and I'll buy the lunch" why does everyone think we should just give away what we...

in the price range you are looking at i would recommend the Suma D60 i would strongly encourage you to stay FAR away from the discount plotters (lynx etc) you are preparing for a huge learning curve and don't need to be fighting with poorly made equipment additionally just like a contractor you...

if u decide to buy equipment (which my opinion is that it would be a premature investment) make certain that you buy name brand quality tools so that you have some resale value if/when you burn out....you get what you pay for and if you do a search on this site you will see MANY posts regarding...

my opinion would be to buy no equipment and buy yourself Corel X3 learn the software first, place your orders with a real sign company so that you are not making a substandard product as that will do nothing to help you build a customer base. even better go work for a sign company part time and...

i have owned many plotters my current vote is for the Suma plotters...my vote for printer would be in another category.

i've done many of these myself...and this one looks better than all of them, good job. i usually cover the one's that i do with clear dry erase vinyl so the customer can change the info and re use (as these are not projects i particularly enjoy) nice work

looking good....simple and classy.

welcome to the party advertising that has not worked well for me in the sign industry, newspaper ads, phone book. advertising that has worked well for me, networking/word of mouth, vehicle lettering, t shirts, baseball field sign sponsorship in your community, focused product advertising in...

i have a business associate who owns a business that produces, distributes and sells LICENSED collectables, signs, if a college, professional logo is on it he does it...the contracts to be involved to do this type of business are MASSIVE and it is not a small undertaking here is a link to his...

my thoughts are dont buy anything. if this is going to be "light use" as you put it ... i would interpret that as rare use and for rare use find a sign shop that you can work with, buy yourself Corel X3 design your projects and send the file to a shop and have them send it you for...

oh my gawd.....in a grape smuggler...a banana hammock...THE MAN HAS NO SHAME, I think I'm going to sue for damages as that was Painful and Rong (wrong with a capitol R)

and to let you know what can happen on the penalty side of this. if it is determined that you used a image improperly lets say something you thought was "royalty free" but under the terms of use it could not be used in commercial advertising / mass production or whatever...the damage has already...

i just dont believe this trend of people asking for reviews....receiving reviews, arguing with the reviews,buying the opposite of what was recommended after asking for reviews....the when they buy their pos against everyone's advice...have the audacity to ask the same people that warned them...

nice to see someone wise enough to go and work at a established shop to gain experience versus just opening a shop knowing nothing about the industry let alone the tools and materials. good luck to you this is a great industry if you have the knowledge and the drive...every day you are working...

buddy i have only seen one other poster here make as many posts as you in such a short time...and that is flamer and i myself wouldnt want to be linked with that even though he is improving but the overall tone of your posts....well you said you could take it. i am not a fan of these brands...

the way they are built, the parts the machines are built from, the support(if you even need it), the performance. ive owned gerber (and sold them), graphtec (and sold them) and summa (havent sold them just owned them) and my preference is summa