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I see what you are saying, thats a good thought!

I have a couple 12" flat ones that I use but I feel they are not good when dealing with vinyl wider than that.

I got it here... https://ramination.com/shop/ols/products/light-duty-laminator-tools

Unfortunately no, I gave up. I. Ought a 24" blue plastic one which is a Big Squeegee brand. I got it but haven't had a chance to try it yet. The only issue I am seeing possible with it is that if you put a roll of vinyl or masking on top to use, I don't see how it will stay as you laminate...

I saw the other one already also, cant make sense of the site. It doesnt look like you can buy those even though that is the correct pic of what I was looking for

Thats not the same thing, those are flat

When I bought us the one at the shop I worked at, it was probably around 2010-2013 and I believe it was directly from Big Squeegee too. When I first asked (I believe on here) the best way to go about laminating and laying out vinyl, everyone cried out to me, "Big squeegee!" So it was...

Nope.... I saw that link from their original website also. This version of the original Big Squeegee is not there. If you see it for some reason, please link me to it!

The sign shop I use to work at years ago had a 26" Big Squeegee laminator tool, and I thought it was just awesome! I have since been working freelance out of my house and Ive been wanting to get one just like we had at the shop but they seem to have gone extinct! Does anyone know where to buy...

How do you do this? There is some driver I downloaded from GCC to make Illustrator work with it but its horrible. There doesnt seem to be any real way to line anything up, its just random. Is that what you are referring to or something else?

I dont understand, are you saying you can cut directly from Illustrator somehow with CoCut/GreatCut?

That I know, I just cant figure out how to properly size up and cut my AI file in GreatCut. Also it says its a 30 day trial. I read that after 30 days, you can still use it but it will put extra cuts across your entire layout to make it almost unusable. So there must be something to pay somewhere

I just bought a used GCC Expert II LX and have my trial of Great Cut. Ive use industrial cutters before so I feel like many basic settings would carry over but I just cant figure this software out! Decent tutorials just dont seem to exist out there for it for what I need to do. Im not really...

Is there any prep that needs to be made first like priming? Or anything after painting?

I am looking to replace a wooden sign I once made with another identical one using PVC so its more weather resistant. It will also require being painted. I generally use acrylic on my wood signs and they are more for indoor use, but are there any steps I need to take when it comes to painting...

Im trying to save ourselves from an expensive tech service call because I have done this before. I have a new work computer and cant figure out how to get things set back up to where I can send files to our DPM computer (which uses Windows 2000) like our other computers do. I do know you cant...

Thanks for all the links from everyone! In checking some of these out, I have found handheld cutters that are more of a grip device that you slide cut down your own straight edge instead of using a standard knife. I think this could make life so much easier on cutting magnets, foamcore and...

Do you cut them one sheet at a time? Do you lay something under it?

We have one of those but has a metal surface. May try laying some scrap cardboard under it and see if that helps things

Trying to picture this, its a thin piece of styrene under the magnet sheet to keep from sticking to the base and you just slice away?