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Why are the files that big? We do wraps and such all the time and rarely are the files over 500MB.

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Might try a static guard spray. We used to use it when printing directly to pvc. We also have a wide type of roller that's sticky to run over the sheet. Kind of like a lint roller. Comes with a tear off sticky pad to "renew" the roller with.

Still chugging here in NW Florida. No complete shut down just minimizing staff to 32 hrs a week. Getting a lot of orders for High School grad yard signs now. Couple of vehicle installs and waiting on the word from the college on a job that got put on hold.

We limit runs to 9-10ft if limited number of cuts are required. If cutting smaller decals we'd break into chunks no more than 6ft.

We price per linear foot and yes, install is worked into the quote as well. Couldn't quote on the spot though. It would have to be put together by a designer then see how they can best fit it into a cut file and then estimate time and distance to install. If you're shopping to undercut another...

Could be the way their software interpreted the color. As seen here when I use your pdf. Also I hate when I see these color formulas (#F15B26). I've always assumed these are more "web safe" formulas as opposed to print formulas. I know my color palette is not set up in this manner. It's...

The Mark Detect happens twice. The first(from the plotter) is to make sure it has the room to plot. The second happens when you hit plot from FineCut to get her actual coordinates of what is to be cut. What length are you plotting? Anything over 120" is going to be tough. We'll do multiple runs...

Awesome! Unrelated to signs but speaking of cars and museums...one year we drove out to Texas to watch my stepson graduate basic military training. My son, who would graduate high school the next year rode with us. He had mentioned that there was a Hennessey Performance School somewhere...

I'd say I'm just about in the middle.

You guys have sauce? We only use sauce on our food

Agree. You must ensure the lines overlap a bit first or smart fill won't work right

You cannot join the nodes without having the fill problems you see. What you need is 3 seperate shapes with outlines.

I see 3 different ones. Which are you looking for? All? Have you already tried WTF?

b/w and grayscale are two different entities. Yes, photopaint will do it. You can also do it within coreldraw.

Very rare occasion you can get by with the outermost pinch rollers falling outside the substrate to get maximum cut width. As long as you have the other two holding somewhere. We don't have a print AND plot Mimaki. Also anything that requires machine cut will be laminated and I believe that...

Hard to tell with a pdf. Something could be happening on eps output. Check your settings in illy. Also very rarely do we print eps files. We use a mimaki plotter only for plotting. We print with an HP. We then open the file in Corel then use the FineCut plugin to plot. The same can be done with...

This would be a typical setup for me.

http://www.accucutter.com/Index.html

Yep. Got one in the shop now.