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If you could draw them why would you need a vector???? Draw as in paper or in your chosen software pkg. Either way if hardly requires a "vector of these". Personally I thought we were being pretty light. Now pull the "stick" out of your "tail hole", jeez I hope it isn't a whole family o'stick...

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Because someone said it was easy.:doh::rolleyes::scream::Big Laugh It boggles the mind. This should be right right up there with "stupid questions not to ask on a sign forum" jeez man get a clue or at least a second job....you're going to need it. Sorry if that hurts your feelings but that...

If you want something new that is faster, better print quality and very reasonable for what you get look at the Canon Prograf 8000S(44" about $7K with take up) or 9000S(60" about $13K with take up). Both are 8 colour machines. There are also 12 colour versions of each. Both are aqueous based...

Buying used hardware is totally different from buying used software. EULA are not in place on hardware like a heatpress, cutter, laminator or printer. But they certainly are to varying degrees on all software. You're comparing 2 totally different things. If you know the software cost $1000 and...

There are so many contradictions in this guys posts it isn't worth going back over them all.

Silly premise, poorly framed question, obvious lack of business knowledge. In order to execute this type of slash and burn business model it helps to know what kind of shape your competition is in, you admitted you don't. They are established with a client base, you have nothing but a poor idea...

I ran the spl as well and had the same results as Tony. Nothing wavy or pixalated it looks fine. I wonder if this is a data cable issue? Are you running the old lpt cable or the new lpt to usb option?

Welcome from Ontario!

I had a Roland way back when and it was a good cutter. But we've been running two Graphtec FC4100-130 for about 10 years without even a hiccup. Other than blades and cut strips, nothing else. The Roland may be cheaper but I'd say the Graphtec is a better machine. I'd choose a Summa before the...

Even a troll needs love and attention.:rolleyes:

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA WHEN YOU'RE RIGHT YOU'RE RIGHT! :thumb:

:Big Laugh I was thinking the same. But the pre-schooler part makes sense. If you really knew what you were talking about perhaps someone would take you seriously. For instance, why do you see this as an either or situation? Why couldn't someone run both thermal and inkjet? Superwide and...

Double sided never line up exactly. So you need to be prepared for a little offset, either add bleed or white space to compensate. Don't try to print these as one run break them up into smaller groups, that way you minimize the loss if you have a failure. You should use a true double sided...

Are you using the right media profile?

I hear ya. I have one in college who has the motivation of a turnip....but all the answer in the universe.

After reading all 8 pages I'm glad this turned into a happy family ending. hahahaha

- What types of items? - You want an all round machine that does everything? lol - Do you want to di-cut pressure sensitive after printing? - Can you vent the machine in your location? - How much space are you working in? Print/cut in one or Seperate printer and cutter? - How large? Large means...

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