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stand by for follow-up spamming by that 1st time poster....

Not sure exactly what you're looking for, but I have used Gary at Plas-tech to make some imprinted shopping bags before. Might be worth reaching out to him. He was easy to work with. https://www.plas-techinc.com/

Buy my stuff, make t-shirts, profit! https://www.signs101.com/threads/complete-screen-printing-shop.173944/

Full textile screen printing shop ready to go! Almost everything you need to start making shirts right away including educational materials. With a helper to load/unload, you can easily crank out 100+ shirts an hour! CAPS 6 color 4 station screen printing press. Full-featured, professional...

that looks interesting and like something I could sell to a couple of schools. Didn't even know this was a thing, so thanks!

those micro-switches can fail. You can try to carefully bend that small metal tab out away a little to make more positive contact, but if you depress it manually and don't feel any actual "click" then the switch is bad and needs to be replaced. Fortunately they're not terribly expensive.

ok, well it was just an idea. Can you tell or show more about what you ARE doing with it? Just out of curiosity. Sounds like an interesting project.

just spitballing, but could it have something to do with the surface texture (or lack thereof) of the PET film? Like whatever texture is on the film will be transferred to the face of the final print once it's peeled, right? So maybe you need "smoother" film to get a glossier result. I'm...

Having run substance laminate through my graphtec in the past for helmet decals, I'd suggest you may have to do a couple of passes. I found that I got a cleaner cut that way rather than trying to power through it all in one hit.

I've got some smaller width holographic in stock. I think it's 14" off the top of my head. If you don't want to outsource, you can buy it from Halliday Digital. Tell Dan I sent you.

You know now someone will come in and ask you for "that cool texture I saw on this sign downtown" :doh:

check out https://www.logomatsllc.com/ I've not used them yet, but I have quoted several jobs using them that just haven't panned out yet. I remember seeing them at some trade show a while back and being impressed by them. HTH.

Make it a hard cider and you've got a deal! Not much of a beer drinker anymore. :toasting: Glad you found an easy solution!

a 5% commission for using my idea will be sufficient. :big laugh::big laugh::big laugh:

Just a thought, but what if you did something like this to give them their color choices but reduce the coverage significantly

Gotcha. Haven't ever had any in-hand personally.

what about something like row mark that's laser safe. Not sure how durable it is compared to kydex (which is a type of PVC, hence why it shouldn't be cut with a laser)...

You can go into the Roland support system and request a profile but more likely than not they'll just tell you to use the generic vinyl one.

Looks like in stock at Heat Transfer Warehouse. At least that's what 30 seconds of google told me. :rolleyes: