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i just bought a cheap set off amazon. trying it out now, i have had them a week and so far its cutting normal. i got 5 blades for under $20

when you bend over to tie your shoelaces and your pushed forward from the out gassing..

out gassing will take place even on a roll. it does it even after being laminated. this is what causes a lot of your bubbles since the gas doesnt have anywhere to escape to .

i have always just manually hit the cross cut button. but i know in cutting master there is a command for it, so its possible to send the command to the machine, i dont think onyx has an option for that

what is this high tech witch craft you speak of. yes my graphtec has a laser but its way faster and easier to use a push pin. you poke it through a set of crop marks and into a straight line grove on the machine. works 98% of the time

my number one is respect. respect them as people and trained professionals. i had a boss (for a very short time). that expected you to give 100% and be 200% dedicated to his business. he short changed you on pay. and would change his mind on what your expectations was more often than you change...

others may have a different approach. but thats how i would deal with it

thats the sweet thing, you dont have to run it perfect. run it as straight as you can. then put the black on it. after you cut that then lay the red, with the red you can cover up small imperfections of the black. i would normally overlap the red and the black a little anyways. the black is...

for me i would use knifeless tape and lay down the black. then use some red pinstripe vinyl and line the edges.... Carefully...... if you take your time and make the right adjustments on the fly it will come out perfect

for the doughnuts and punch... what else

my work table is slightly higher than my laminator and it works just fine. it sits at 36.5" i would say if you build it with adjustable feet you can move it some. mine is also on wheels so it can slide towards or away form my laminator as needed. if you run mostly vinyl. the height should be...

depends on how your saving your file. my guess is that its taking 288 and assigning a cmyk mix to it. then onyx takes that mix and prints it. instead of using its pantone values, its just going off the "mix"

is the color supposed to match with both signs. is the new sign the wrong shade of blue? can they just remake the old sign with the new color

yes sometimes a strategic panel placement is needed. i use onyx which i can set each panel size to what i want it so they will drop right where i need a seam cut or natural break

looks like it was a handful. almost could of used 2 lifts on either end

well you want to design it so it runs off the sides of the vehicle. a smooth transition from sides to back or front. you can design in any scale you wish, just make sure you enlarge it in your print software to be 100% size you will want an over lap on your panels. i use 1" overlaps. this is...

ok so far looks good. you designed in illustrator and then made a pdf. thats good what software are you printing from? and when you design it. dont run right to your edges, leave a few inches of extra over hang. contours will suck up extra vinyl. and the template maybe off a few inches from...

ok let us know if this works for you

i am guessing he made a new sign. the blue of his new sign matches the blue of the old sign until you turn on the back light then its a different blue

the double beep would mean to me there is an error of some kind. the error wont stay on the display and is gone quickly sometimes. what software are you using for print cut