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Ths is a factory logo direct from them. If you look at the sailboat on the right, there are LOTS of lines that just criss cross the whole image. Could someone help me just outline the image so that it doesn't get cut up into a zillion pieces? THANKS JOhn ><> hobie-sailboats-script-red-full.eps

Here's my first sand blast project. This is what pushed me to finally get a plotter and stop cutting stuff by hand and chemical etching. For my little brothers wedding. Yes... the letters are crooked on that one. Made doubles of each so no big deal

We recently replaced the blade in my MH721-MK2 cutter. The blade cuts fine for about the first 5" across and then has about 5" where it doesn't cut deep enough and is impossible to weed. It's almost like it is just perforated. If I cut down instead of across the vinyl, it weeds fine as as long as the design doesn't go past 5" . I am using heat press vinyl and it's a roll I've used before. Any idea what could be wrong? I would sincerely appreciate any thoughts or comments on this issue. Thanks!

I am looking for either dacron or vinyl that will stay adheared to boat sails (semi-permanent) that can be cut with my MH871. Standard Calenarded (cheep) vinyl sticks (sorta) but even a year later peels right off with no effort. I figure out in the wind and rain and flexing of the sail, the stuff will peel right off. I have looked at places like sailrite.com and they have dacron self adhesive materials, but they sell it by the yard 54" wide and I am not sure I can cut it. Boat sails are generally made of dacron, mylar or mylar/carbon fiber

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ok so I cut a sign for a guy that had a bunch of letters in it. his problem was that he had a hard time pulling the decal from the backing paper. the letters kept a hold of the blue silicon backing and tore away from the paper backing. Am I cutting to deep if it cuts into the silicon backing? also can I pull the whole decal with the transfer tape and apply it to parchment papar? so that I know he wont have that problem.