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That was joke son, I say, a joke. I keep hittin em and you keep missin em.....

Try this; draw a red circle with no outline in X5. No effects, drop shadows, gradients etc. Make sure it's red. Copy it in X5 and then paste it into Flexi. Don't argue.. just do it. If it works you can figure out the rest. If it doesn't work.. well you're not out much.

It's either software or hardware. :) If it's hardware I'd bet your machine has poor bearings on the feed rolls. Or your blade holder is crappy. You could try a new blade holder. Highly doubt it's anything hardware as you tried 2 machines with the same result. If it's software my first...

I run 65 grams. Just did some blast mask at 180.

Dude! My Master plotter cuts better than that. Are you sure it's not software related? Oops... self test. Never mind. Although... it might work fine in actual use.

I know! I used to have a cold one after TKD and just blamed my painful feet on kicking the crap out of people. I took a while to figure out the beer thing. Went through denial etc... Just one of lifes little pleasures gone forever...

So I can drink beer again if I chase it with vinegar? Sweet!

I love pickles but I can't eat them. I suffer for days if I eat even a small piece of one. I'm think I'd die if I drank pickle juice!

Good for gout huh? I'm gonna get me some. I can't drink beer any more.. it makes my feet hurt. I like the baking soda idea.

Nice stuff! Thanks for sharing.

I'd like to see Joe's comment. If it's anything like this one it should be pretty good. How would I find it?

I like the s.

That's not an idea... that's an analogy. Lots of people think it's a great idea too. Just look at 99designs.

Yeah... it's gotta be the software! :Big Laugh

They're all wonderful Philip! I think the Texas jack one is my favourite. Very classy.

Great! A little early for Halloween isn't it?

Small ones do over time. The vinyl is gas permiable... same as a kids balloon that loses it's air over time. Helium balloons go down even faster because the helium molecules are smaller than the molecules that make up air.

The "treatment" is UV coating to prevent the sun from yellowing it so fast. They only do one side to save money.

Could be poltergeists.

This is all very nice info but it has little to do with appling vinyl to polycarbinate sheets. It's adressing the thermoforming of said sheets. Moisture in substrates used in thermoforming is an area where I have some practicle experience. Moisture present in plastics to be thermoformed will...