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Have loads experience, really didn't think about posting this here but why not. Email me at miltecnico@gmail.com or PM me. I'll send resume etc, prefer work in FLORIDA

Thanks 're read your post. Lol, i think i got out

I looked at the package, am not there now But the one i mentioned - is clear i suppose. Are you saying this should be best applied to the rear of the face, and then print on actual translucent for the front. This would be helpful because i would like yup laminate my prints. And obviously the...

old school shop with young gun tech savvy Hey everyone, I have a simple question relating to backlight signs, printing on translucent oracal 3651 my boss likes to print two pieces for each sign and layer them on top each other. Ids this necessary? I know we don't want a washed out sign but...

Great video

Waiting on new circuit board to come in, apparently shipping was an issue with weather - We are in Florida.. hope this is correct issue has anyone actually had a motor go bad on a laminator

Was laminating and everything was fine, then as I went to do a small piece the machine took in the print and stopped, as in the rolls never really moved more than a .25" - ended up taking them out and laminating by hand So I spent yesterday taking apart the laminator; there wasn't really much...

I'm curious what is the point of the white lines? Is it just giving something to contrast the image against. ?:popcorn: anyway looks good. A special jacket for removals is a great idea

Anyone know where to find a digital copy of manual's for a Gravograph IS8000 engraver // Thanks

Did talk to Epilog today. Thanks. it's coming out ok. Just would rather not have to run it through twice. It's a lot better though/

@Watson's Signs+ Finally getting some results and where do i end up with your power and speed settings :) MONEY - am running it through twice though to get a clean look and that seems odd. RIGHT?

Training would help, the laser was acquired through another sign shop when we bought them out - Thanks for help though. I'll try to work it out ;-)

Well I'm actually starting at a sign shop where the previous ADA expert has left. Actually anyone with basic knowledge of this machine is no where to be found... any help I can get is much appreciated. I know I'll be trudging through this for a while.:rolleyes:

okay, this is all quite nice.. I do believe this could become a full time blog about my problems with the laser cutter !@! :thumb: Much appreciated. I will get in here tomorrow and do some more setting adjustments it looks like the power setting is very high and speed is @ 100% = Thank you very...

it's 75 watts! and the material is .052" lasermark

putting out fires today LITERALLY Alright, I am at least seeing the rastering and vector cuts correctly.. @ this point the vector cutting burned the material (? too much power) & on the lettering (rastering) it did what I wanted but not deep enough to show white...(? not enough power /...

ok, thank you. I am trying this out now! I think line thickness is the issue and probably the coloring too. I'll keep posting:noway:

certainly I am not using the correct terms here.. I do want to raster cut (aka. Scratch) lettering.. the material is not two pieces it is one piece with different color top(green) and inside (white) the end result is a square of green with white lettering. Please & Thank you for your...

Don't know if you could try to just use a new blade and lessen the pressure... or try to set the pressure by the settings rather than tightening the blade depth.

Thank goodness I'm not doing any braille signs today but don't go too far!!