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The shirt design I think is a bad idea. The crackled filter you put over it is not working for me. As soon as I find out it's a dental place it just looks like chipped teeth. I do however like the rest of it.

I can't back this up because I don't have both machines at the same time. But it seems like the way angle it comes off the vacuum platen and into the drying zone is what's causing problems. We had similar wavy problems with a reflective. As soon as you attach to take up reel the problems went...

And I was wrong the A and W are not custom. It's a font. Thank you very much.

Need a little help... Customer wants same lettering different text. I am guessing the A and W are custom but I believe the rest has a name.

And I just found them.... http://www.southwestsolutions.com/industrial/motorized-carousels-for-wire-reels-rolls-of-carpet-vinyl-and-textiles

I want something similar, but with a motor. Closer to the style they use at home depot for the carpet rolls and wire spools.

Thanks Fred. Good article.

Summa D It's a tangential cutter instead of a drag knife. Basically the knife has the ability to turn on the x,y axis without the vinyl moving. Where your standard plotter uses a drag knife that turns as it drags. This can cause problems in really small cut vinyl because the small cuts...

Maybe he was referring to a rear window with wipers on it. And if you use the wipers a lot it will fail. But im curious if he told you vinyl would fail on a window what is he suggesting you use?

If your working with vinyl from 2009 I believe you over ordered at some point....haha..... Welcome from California.

Google Search...... http://sign-supplies.signwarehouse.com/mutoh-falcon-outdoor-62

Just type it out. Use a highway font C and 4" is almost a .5 stroke already. So at 4" letters on two lines it's about 44" wide. by 11 or 12 tall depending on the spacing between lines.

Anyone tried to put two 24" rolls through their printer at the same time. Just thinking. If I could put two 24" rolls on the printer instead of 1-48"roll it would cut my post-print production time down by a lot. Anyone tried it. good experience, bad experience?

I would start with this guy. He is the one selling the machines he should have your answer. Wether or not you speak his language is another thing. http://tecsign.en.alibaba.com/contactinfo.html Or this company looks like the Chinese counterpart http://www.signequ.com/ Probably a really...

1. Yes laminate... not the way you did it. You should pull off the printer laminate and then load back into the printer so it will cut both the lam and the vinyl. 2. Depends on what you do the most. If you almost only cut vinyl I would buy some different rolls. It is much cheaper then to...

couldn't you just take the top cog of the cross off. Then and run as two separate pieces. You wouldn't see a cut line if it was between the black and gold. Just a little half circle. Then layer with a single piece of clear overtop.

Welcome from Corona, ca.

Silvertip is that a geriatric falice?

I like the bottom middle. More classic. Only thing I don't like is your co. name seems to drown out in the circle to me.

Shoulda seen Casey at SignBurst.