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That's ok, I go to the Midwest every year. I'd love to visit & swap stories of the MC learning curve... hopefully all your irregularities with the machine will be resolved & the contractural concerns will be many many dollars of profits back in your fading memory! (by the way, I use vinegar...

you're barking up the wrong tree there... my next to last post was the same day as your last, and then the thread was ignored for 2 weeks. My last post was when I replied to a post 20 minutes after it was written... ...but now that you've brought it to life 4 days later, are you & your silver...

hahahahaha I ain't choosing sides... but that is pretty freakin' hilarious... ...and best of all, you are having fun, instead of storming off the forums... ...but where's Moon?

wow, you must be a pretty super dude... took me ten years to bring in those numbers, after building up to 3 people & $100K in equipment... & in a generally better economy than Big Island. like wow... $1000 every day, from home... unfrikkinbelievable! I'm on my way over :smile:

even being in the karting world, the kart graphics will end up few and far between for you too... and if you have a vinyl cutting setup in your basement, you will end up selling cut vinyl to anyone who wants it... that is a highly likely scenario, and you would have every right to... but at that...

LOL... I hate typing lol, because I almost NEVER laugh out loud... but that was retty funny Pat! Joe & Gino have summed the situation up quite well in my opinion!

I speed a little bit & like to accelerate into corners too, & I wore a helmet before...so since my shop truck hauls pretty good... how would I set up a few races to make a little payday now and then to fill in the income a little now that sign prices have been dropping? I mean I good with the...

Andy, internet posts can suck when it comes to full disclosure, but contracts don't. There is a contract somewhere, and it will not be unclear. There will be items promised & prices required, & there will be signatures. You and I don't have access to that, all we got is Janey's word. For some...

how many wrap quotes are you doing everyday?

hmmm... maybe I'll dust off my old copy & give it a whirl... always figured I'd get around to it some day!

Omega can do that, although I think you would be best off leaving the image out at the time you create the sequential numbering. If you create a vector contour that matches the outside parameters of your image, possibly the cut line even, you will be able to make quick work of the numbering...

I assume you know that where he wrote the space & letters "at" that you would need to use @ instead, and eliminate the spaces.

you meant 5 months right?

I'm not sure if I had that luxury, because I didn't design the file, however I am first to admit I have my familiar routines & end up not learning much about alternatives until I need them. The files came to me as InDesign files. There were a million things going on, & many of them unfamiliar...

I printed 8 large prints for our aquarium yesterday. They were for their interactive displays & it was my second time doing graphics for them, even thought they have been ordering & using lots of print work for longer than I've even had my printer. Needless to say, I considered it an important...

Kraig... not trying to make trouble here, but I gave another point of view above, & you are still going on like you bought a box of cookies with no cookies in it... or a radio with no speakers... having to sink "extra" money to use it. They do sell stereo components, as you know, & that's...

actually it's more like you want to offer flat rate signs that all include design fees, 2-sided full color printing, 3M180C with cast laminate, plus installation... period. The whole enchilada, every time, for everyone... & all at a cost! The plug-ins represent additional tools that not...

don't give up... go read this thread again! OP is right, you have to work harder because you are so unfamiliar with all the terms & procedures. It almost seems like you have been raised with wolves or something and just entered this high tech society yesterday... but read the many posts again...

any chance the blade holder is not properly loaded into the plotter? Do you try any of the test cut features, as well as sending actual jobs? Are both methods producing the same result?

DITTO! We change from hi to lo almost every day, if not twice a day... but we only do bidirectional calibrations every year or so