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oracal has a super thin carrier..its a PIA. back in the day i used fdc laminate and it had a heavy paper backer and hand laminated with the big squeegee pretty well...did some 6ft long prints with good results. MUST have a good flat table too.

i did it for a while...Big Squeegee is a must. Laminate with a stout backer is WAYYYYY easier. craigslist a used name brand laminator...its worth it.

Just made one with .125 ACM and Bigfish Dry erase laminate.

just bought a roll of Bigfish's purpose built dry erase lam. very nice to work with and the $$ was awesome.

yikes. I started with a chinese cutter in my basement ( im sure some wish i was there still ) but if you are at all serious..pay someone to design your logo. there's no shame in it. we dont all have one shot stains on our work benches..and design might come hard to you. just pay someone. there's...

this is what i do.

i wish i had two laminators. i'd have one with clear vinyl for racecars and the other with 210.

Roland spot color library..in versaworks. pr-42k is my fave. make sure "preserve spot colors" is checked off, and print. it uses a fair amount of ink but its gorgeous.

hahahahhahahaha!!!!

i open in inkscape-save as eps-import into flexi.

i have them around (due to racing and camping) a typical 4kw annoying open frame genset if needed and a cheap 2kw inverter for running the fridge and pellet stove etc. we dont usually lose power for more than a few hours.

if i had your situation i'd consider a pellet stove. I have a cheap one at home (999.00 tractor supply special) and it heats my whole house here in NH for about 2 tons a year (approx 4-5 hundred bucks). i rent shop space so and it has a little gas "fireplace" but its a small area.

I need to print/cut some truck doors on Friday. It has a couple rows of text. Hows the cast Vinyl/Lam going to do with smallish text? should i order 751 for the text and just print the main graphic? This guy already had it done with terrible materials somewhere else so i want it to look great...

Mine. Designed by the illustrious Jillbeans (had a concept she nailed it)and it shows. Still love it.

tikis is awesome.

i think it looks great.

very nice. i went a lonnnnnng time without a cutting mat. now i dont know what i'd do without it. the grid is worth the price alone.

welcome from NH...well along the nh/vt border. any questions feel free to message me.

very nice! i wish i had room for a 10 footer.

i use a horse hair brush..but they make anti static brushes if thats a major issue. http://www.dickblick.com/products/staedtler-mars-dusting-brushes/