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Slap a drop shadow on it and call it 3D. I've never had to extrude an actual 3D model in autocad for permits. I've done one isometric drawing in flexi and felt it was a waste of time. I've done many wireframe technical drawings though, but only when I have the sense that it's actually needed.

You could make that drawing with pretty much any program. Flexi, Corel, Illustrator, Autocad, whatever. Just depends what you're proficient with. Make a few generic ones that you can utilize or modify for multiple projects

I just hold a metal ruler across and hand cut top and bottom edge as you said.

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After the vinyl is over the rivet, heat it with a hair dryer and push down around it with a squeegee. Then cut around it with xacto knife.

Yeah keep the wrap between the rivets at the top and bottom, and for the other ones, you will have to cut around them when you're done. Tell the guy wraps don't last forever.

If you live in parents basement and have zero business expenses then $310 might be great. If you have operating costs, fuel, electricity, equipment, vehicles, insurance, shop supplies, etc. $310 might put you out of business. It all depends on how you operate and how you value your time...

The difference is one has 32GB and one has 64GB of ram. But they are both way overpriced because of the pointless 360hz screen. If you want to blow over 3 grand on a laptop I suggest going with Falcon Northwest.

Try cleaning the pinch rollers

I'm sure you can find an mfg. in Shenzen with the best pricing.

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Indy Imaging or Miratec Systems

I "laminated" prints with krylon clear coat spray cans 15 years ago, and they still look good.

I guess you can use the cheap vinyl then since it don't matter lol

Just tell them the gradient may not match 100% and ask if they want to see a small print sample first, or if they agree to let you use your best judgement.

You should be rastering at 100% speed and like 70% power. 500 PPI is good.

Is it connected thru USB or Ethernet? Are you able to access the service menu and do a test print from there? What software are you using?

In Flexi try this: View-> Create Swatch-> CMYK. Cell Dimension 0.4, Horizontal & Vertical spacing 0.5, Number of items per row 5, Advanced: Step 5%, Start 0 End 100%. Print and laminate this and hang it on your wall.

Used Roland for 25+ years. I'll recommend them.

Solution: Keep an offline windows PC for printing. Everything else use Linux.