Big Squeegee ??

[n1c02]

I am looking into buying the Big Squeegee.. Would like to ask a few questions..

I only do cut vinyl..
so I would want to use it to mask my cutouts. i assume it works good for that..

what I want to know for example. i did a window with alot of lettering.. would this work instead of taping it off and using the hinge method>

Thanks
Terry

 

[HulkSmash]

You would still use the hinge method

 

[n1c02]

ok thank you... looking for an easy way to do the mask and thought it might double as that also..

Thanks
Terry

 

[401Graphics]

i have a 50" one. and dont use it for any of its purposes, In my opinion it sucks. I now only use it as a weight (with a 50yr roll of vinyl on it) to hinge graphics on the work table. And I use it mostly as a straight edge.

 

[phototec]

Paper weight, O-no, waiting for Dale to chime in?

 

[WCSign]

401 graphics disses it every chance he gets


It works great for small stuff, laminating coro, masking etc

Ive said this before and ill say again, I would imagine if you bought one thinking that it could replace a 54 inch laminator, then you will hate it

 

[bois323]

I have the 24" cut vinyl tool, the 38" and 54" laminators and I love them.

The 24" cut vinyl one is great for masking, I also use it to apply to windows (with the hinge method).

Since I got them they are all I use.

Check out this thread, ask Dale if his special is still on.
http://signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=82193

 

[401Graphics]

401 graphics disses it every chance he gets


It works great for small stuff, laminating coro, masking etc

Ive said this before and ill say again, I would imagine if you bought one thinking that it could replace a 54 inch laminator, then you will hate it

Only like 80% of the time
It is useful every day in my shop, for the things I mentioned. I tried to give it another try by using it to apply vinyl onto a sheet of 3 x 4 PVC, FAIL.

It is true that it could not replace a laminator, which is why I purchased it in the first place, because i didnt have a laminator a couple of years ago.

I think that the smaller models are easier to use, from what i have seen in youtube videos.

 

[DizzyMarkus]

I have the 32" or is it 30" -- whichever -- this yard sign tool and laminator are used daily -- mostly for masking small things -- I couldn't imagine driving a 50" er lol

Markus

 

[rjssigns]

We have the 38" and 54". Love 'em. Applying to coro, short run laminating etc... Even applied prints on a 10' x 10' sign. Have loaned them out to church groups to do their picnic signs. They love it. Of course we can no longer tell them how long it takes to apply prints anymore. Oops,LOL

 

[The Big Squeegee]

If you have any more questions, you're welcome to give me a call. The Phone number is in my web site along with some videos to see how it works.

 

[J Hill Designs]

I have a 54" one - works very well - if I had a laminator, I would use that. but i dont. so i use the BS. Does what it's supposed to.