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Also, test all the various weeding techniques: weeder-knife, tweezers, weeder-pin. Time yourself and find which one works the best; it'll pay dividends for years. Jim (Weeder-Pin Fan, but I have friends who can weed circles around me with knives or tweezers; everyone has their own style...

Print a solid block of teal with the red element; then contour-cut. That'll trap it perfectly. Then weed. I can think of no way around that other than screen-print and a complex (spendy) custom die. And your quantity doesn't cost-justify that. Weeding on a light table, if you have or can...

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What is it worth? Billboard adverising is cheap compared to other media ($3 - $4 / 1000 impressions .... the so-called CPM). Even conservatively speaking, your client's vehicle will be seen daily by 2,000 or more people, even in a small municipality. (in Chicago, NY, Dallas and LA -- it's...

Hi Tony, In fairness, the stepper motor is a bit noisier. The servo-motor (EnduraCUT Plus) is fast and much quieter. Also, we bundle LXi, which is FlexiSIGN-based and fully upgradable to as powerful a software as you need. And that's not all :^) It's backed by SignWarehouse ... trusted...

Yes indeed. :^) Best, Jim

Hi Royster, The Bengal is the same as the EnduraCUT PLUS (Faster and a quiet servo-motor). Best, Jim

Feature-selected? :^) Kidding. But it's not really dumbed-down, per se. Essentially all FlexiSign products are full FlexiSign Pro, on the disc. Then depending on the level, the software key turns on various features. Obviously, with Pro, all features are turned on. With other versions...

We've tested FlexiSign/LXi in Vista and 7. All versions 8.6 and above have checked out. And of course, when purchasing now you'll have the latest version. So no problem. Best Regards, Jim

Please check out our EnduraLAM. It's a great laminator for the price ... tons of satisfied customers if you'd like testimonials (I can email offline) http://www.signwarehouse.com/color-printers/lamin.html Best, Jim

Hi Dan, I get what you're saying. Indeed, SEO is a big deal. So more and more, the turnkey IHPs are adding some pretty nice SEO devices; Volusion does, quite well. I can do better than Volusion ... but I'm a student of the craft ... and I can only do a little better. Plus, most sign...

My pleasure, Route. But just keepin' it real. And no question, GCC produced a gem with the Panther. Plus fast ... screaming fast (forgot to add that :^) And yeah, it should sell with ease ... I'd suggest eBay but the cheap Chinese cutters are messing with the value perception ... eBayers...

"I do agree with the fella about the website comment as well. I have blown alot of money on little designers to get ummmmmmm NOWHERE , when in fact if I would have taken all the money that i lost on them, I could of had a helluva done that did its job!!!!" Spend even less and use...

It's made by GCC and is a killer product. Tracks like it's on rails (way, way better tracking than Roland). SignWarehouse sold it prior to moving over to Graphtec. It'll cut circles around a Roland. And GCC is a name brand, and respected throughout the world. My $0.02, Jim

Hi Mafia, FatCat has the equipment I'd choose: Mutoh Valuejet running on a Wasatch RIP ... the print quality is amazing. (Real amazing) Someone mentioned a 60" print width, which is a nice luxury. But 54" gets you there, nicely ... a 48" leaves seams on the hoods of vehicles, and is...

I've always gotten the best results exporting and EPS, with the Tiff header turned off (no header). That seems to send the best vectors.

If you're going to SignWorld Expo next week you might see some nice things .... but I'm not a merchant here, yet. So I'll just say walk the show ... ;^) Best, Jim

You did! Well done. (IMO) Jim

I'd suggest looking for a used Mutoh ValueJet 48" printer. 30" is pretty narrow these days. With 48" you can print 3' tall banners, full bleed (hemmed & grommeted) ... by any length. With 30" you're pretty much doing 2' tall banners ... tiny in today's market. Also, try...

Yep; 60 degree blade, well-extended, dialed up pressure, cut slow ... and then double-cut if need be. If all that doesn't work, you'll have to get a good cutter (Graphtec or Summa quality) or find someone who owns one. My $0.02, Jim