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Just out of curiosity on this issue. I get those lines too the odd time. If you need heat to print and you get these lines, then if you turn the heat down and thats OK, why are we using heat? I have to assume these machines are tested before we the unsuspecting consumers purchase them. I have...

Tell me more about this printable PVC. Is it a thick material? What are the outdoor attributes.. Enquiring minds want to know lol

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exactly as Fred has said may solve that problem.

I'm glad someone asked that. Up till now I didn't think it was possible to do anything with those files short of redrawing them, which I have been doing for years...lol :Canada 2: :U Rock: :thankyou: :beer :glasses: :smile: :peace!: :biggrin: :biggrin:

We run at any given time about $40,000. We do a lot of work for large corporations that have policies of 60 plus days. I don't mind though as they do pay and we can support it. It is also spread around without to much of it being solely one or two major customers. Nothing worse than receiving...

So long as you are happy and making enough to survive; who am I to say that it is wrong. Slowly you may move up to be able to charge an appropriate amount for your work. I not sure how you make any money doing a banner for $48.00.

I have a Drytac jet laminator 54" . It's the first laminator I have ever bought. I have laminated very few things using it as I am fairly new to digital printing, but have been in the sign biz for almost 20 years. I am waiting for Drytac to have a seminar (the Canadian plant is very close to...

go to dafont.com i bet its in there free downloads

I use an exteranl to backup all my customer files and all my pics. I then keep the drive off site, just in case. I would suggest you do that with your accounting as well

I have a Graphtec 53" cutter and the first thing I did when we set it up was put vinyl on the sensor. I usually have a handle on how much material I need and never worry about it running out. I do unroll enough to be able to walk away, although I have found that 48" vinyl has a tendancy to bunch...

I have the same one as Doug Allens, although mine looks smaller and without the vacuum attachment. I love it and it sure speeds things up at the shop