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Today I scraped some vinyl off a window and I must say it was rather attractive. The letters were a white that looked like a pearl and I assume translucent. There was a shiny chrome outline that wasn't a Mylar or polyester, it felt like a vinyl. Anyone able to steer me in defining these products...
How would you compare a Graphtec to a Summa ?
Cutters only, no printing. I need something that cuts rubber and makes pounce patterns as well as cutting sticky back stuff.
I've been blasting redwood for a while and am rather familiar with it. I prefer a high tack rubber that will stick to bare wood. Will this work on 15# and 18# foam? Do I need to paint the foam first to get rubber to stick? I don't really want to get a whole new product in my inventory just for...
Thanks, all. The comment above Bobby was the instruction I needed. I couldn't do what I wanted with it though. I was making a thermometer to measure donations given for a project. I needed increments of $10,000 from $0-$180,000. I need the zero on th bottom and the t180k up top. I couldn't...
Seems long ago I knew how to type in a low number and then a higher number and do something that allowed me to designate the increments and it would give me the list of numbers. If I wanted numbers from 1 to 100 in increments of 5, it would do it. Please remind me how this is done. Thanks
I'm wanting to replace my Graphtec and considering a Summa. There are no dealers near me where I can demo any models. I don't print, but cut vinyl, heavy sandblast rubber, need to pen plot and pounce paper patterns and cut reflective. Looking for something that runs 30" material. Can someone...
You can buy a cement blade for a skill saw. Mark off a square slightly larger than the hole your post hole digger (clam shell) will make. Use a cement drill and make holes in the corners and the skill saw to make the perimeter cuts and a cross cuts diagonally. Hit it with a sledge hammer and...
How would you handle a pattern that size? How would you mount it on the wall? Perhaps Tyvec rather than paper? I'd just make a scale drawing with a one foot square grid on it and draw it on the wall. A pattern that size could be dangerous with a small breeze.
for something that big, I'd make the pattern in 4' wide sections and do them one at a time if a pattern is necessary. Usually on something that big I'd just make a scale drawing with a blue line grid over it and draw it onto the wall.
I use an older version of Flexi, but per chance my comments might be valid.
I think when I make a PDF the fonts are changes to vectors. When I open a PDF I usually need to unmask and the text are not in a font format. Is this different in newer versions?
I loaded Eye Candy onto my D drive and went into Flexi/Edit/Preferances/File Paths, and directed the Adobe Plug Ins to the folder on my D drive. Hope this helps
I don't know the software you're using to drive the cutter, but with Flexi I go to the Advanced tab on the cutting program and uncheck "advance after plot." Then after I change from a pen to a blade I go back and hit cut again.
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