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I have a VE Bobcat 24" for sale.

Just looked at the ce3000 60, I think it would be a better cutter. Any thoughts?

O.K. I am going to throw this VE Bobcat out the window!:Big Laugh It would be a good second cutter or a Hobie cutter but not for commercial use. I am going to buy a new cutter this week. Looking at the Roland Camm-1 GX24:thumb: . I really like all of its features. But the one thing I can't find...

Let me mention one more think nobody else has yet. I hope the marina has "EXCELLENT" insurance. Because the first time you use the wrong chemical to clean that hull and it eats the paint and or the fiberglass it can get really damn expensive to repair. And one more thing to think about, you...

Will this machine print to rolls of paper, banners or any other substrates?

Just looking for some input on the PC-60. Is it a good machine, cost per square foot to run and so on. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Is production manager set for LPT1?

Welcome and nice work from NE PA

Hollywood, Re-read the original post, he never once said it was for a client. Actually he states "his" budget is around $600. Any how he is now going to ruin a good cutter to do nothing. His shape is 13.5" x 20", I think a T-square and razor knife would do the job. P.S. Not being rude, just...

Again you can not automatically do that with a stika. Bob, The stika is a craft cutter, it has no means of transferring data back to the software. There is no adjustments to be able to do this with this cutter. I know this because we had one a few years back. The only chance you have to...

You can NOT contour cut with a stika. You need design software that puts registration points on the print and then a cutter that can read those points to know where to cut.

I have heard good and bad about them. You also can purchase one of these on Ebay for about $500 new. So the price may be a little high.

raw191 - We are trying to stop him from "punishing" himself.:Big Laugh You may be one of the luck ones with the master but many are not. Punisher1 - You should follow jills advice, not as easy as they make it sound. Please don't "Punish" your self!!!:Big Laugh Sorry, I just had...

Yes, that is true Fred. But the only time I use the auto trace option is when there is little or no detail needed. If there is detail then the best way for me is to redraw the image. I should have explained that in my last post but was in a hurry. I apologize. Sean

I had that same issue at one time. The way to fix it is to adjust your trace options to most, most, full and 50%. That got rid of them for me.

Looks simple but I can't get it.

Welcome from PA as well. (Gino beat me to it!)

Hold on................................................................................................................................................................................................................Had to go get my waders, the sh*t is getting too deep. Well Cadman, I guess that...

I do have to say, his post sounds allot like calls we get. Willing to spend thousands but never spends a dime. Same sad line, same BS. Time to grow up and see that the world only hates you, the rest of us get along!

OK, I'll bite. What the is this all about? I really want to know!!