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So I've been busy with life in general, and have been thinking of selling my Roland 960. I'm trying to figure out approximately what it's worth. I searched E-bay, but didn't find any on there. I've got the cutter along with the software. Graphix Express 6.0 I've got some vinyl, premask, etc...

I have someone looking for some paint mask material, and I got the material quoted from my local supplier, and they priced it at $7.50 cdn per yard (30" roll). Based on the amount needed, I figured my material cost is approx $100. After giving them my quote, he said that he had one guy in the...

So as I've mentioned before, I cut vinyl out of my house. It is not my bread & butter, more just a bit of extra cash. I'm currently running with a 24" Roland PNC-960. I'm giving some serious consideration to getting something newer & bigger. I would like something that would cut minimum of...

I'm sure some of you will laugh at this. I've got some vinyl that is well over 10 years old. I only use it mostly for messing around / testing. Now new vinyl is great. Weeds nicely, etc. I do find that over time it just doesn't weed very well anymore. Any real rule of thumb for a "shelf...

My Roland PNC-960 seems to have trouble cutting small text. It's got a new blade, and new cutting strip. Any cuts that are larger are not an issue, it's just very small text. Is that just nature of the beast for text that small, or perhaps it's just more a problem with my old tired Roland cutter.

My old Roland has a couple of DIP switches that I'm not sure what the difference is in the settings. For the most part, it works great the way it is, but mostly curious as to what conditions you would change these settings. 1. Blade Offset 0.25 or 0.175 (currently set to 0.25) 2. Sheet Weight...

Found this forum a couple weeks ago, so thought I'd join. I've been doing vinyl lettering for about 10 years, but mostly just out of my basement, and doing a few odd things for friends / small businesses. I've done a few things that I've sold online, and they've been small enough to flat ship...