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I used to use mostly Siser EasyWeed, but about a year ago I discovered the Ultraweed from Aviva and have loved working with it. It's just a tiny bit thicker than the Siser so very slightly heavier for areas of large coverage (I'm particularly annoyed by thick prints), but not one of my customers...

you need to work on your settings or find a different material. I regularly cut HTV MUCH smaller than that with my Graphtec CE7000 Example, the capital "L" in "Lawn" is .21" high on these shirts

FWIW, I've done a few teams worth of helmet decals for couple years now. I print them on 6 mil Substance and laminate with their 15 mil. Printed on a BN-20A. That being said, the Roland will NOT cut them cleanly, even with multiple passes. On the other hand, my Graphtec CE7000 works great for...

not really.

with registration marks waterslide can be cut. I've done it a bunch in the past.

Do you have that in a hi-res or vector format? :roflmao::roflmao::roflmao:

the absolute greatest scene in all of cinema history

With any luck you'll get to charge them again to redo it down the road :cool:

Pizza hut generally sucks, but holy shit that looks amazing!

scissors work pretty well :snarky:

I've made a bunch in the past using both an HP laser printer and an Epson desktop printer. I'd have to dig for where I got the materials, but once printed they needed to be hit with a light coat of clear lacquer or they tended to bleed when put under the automotive clear that I was burying them...

If you don't have a ton to do, it would be pretty easy with a jig. Make your jig with a border of something on 2 sides (touching, like a couple pieces of wood joined into a right-angle L shape), Lay your vinyl down with the sticky side up and the backing removed, tucked into that corner, then...

I'm pretty sure Stahl's will cut rolls when you purchase, you just have to ask. Not so sure about them doing it after the fact but it wouldn't hurt to ask someone. I semi-regularly cut down rolls myself with a miter saw and a fine-toothed blade. It's messy but not terribly difficult. There's...

I've not measured it but going form memory I think you have about a 4" leader and tail give or take a bit. That' being said, why not chop the roll of cling to 20" to fit the machine?

It's more fun if you give them the "eff-you" price. Price their request so astronomically high that either they'll go on down the road, OR it becomes worthwhile to deal with their BS. I do this all the time with my hydrographics business. I stay plenty busy with contract work but fit in the...

Yours was my favorite of all the designs I've seen so far. Them being able to install themselves is a nice touch as well!

RIP Fred and condolences to his family. I had the pleasure of interacting with him several times over the years, having outsourced some Edge printing to him, and he always stuck me as a gentleman and an upright guy.

I'd entertain the idea but I'd like to know why specifically you're not happy with your current vendor first if you don't mind. If you'd rather not post that publicly you're welcome to PM me.

Sorry but this was the first thing I thought of :big laugh: :big laugh:

check this one out. I think it's even cooler.