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  1. 4 points
    well i just pulled the trigger got a Titan 2 28 in for 775$ from USCUTTER cant beat that for a new one
  2. 3 points
    I run a quick print/copy shop and we offer quick signs, banners, t-shirts, etc. as add-on items. To start out, you don't need quite that robust a printer as pictured above...a high-end color laser printer ($13,000 or so) can do a lot. BUT, It's not just the "Printer" you need to consider. The support equipment & programs for the various items you will be making in-house also have to be purchased. Cutter, folder, score/perforater, laminator, numbering software or equipment are just a few....PLUS all the paper stocks you need on hand. EXAMPLE, We just designed & made Table Tents for our local hospital...they were printed full color, one side on white card stock, scored (to fold correctly), laminated, cut down to 4.25" x 14", folded along the scores & taped to form a tent with double faced tape. Not all jobs are this complicated but you have to be able to "Finish" your product not just print it...even business cards need to be cut down to size. Sue2
  3. 2 points
    Welcome from Red Bluff, Ca.
  4. 2 points
    lol..As long as he stays on that side of the mountain haha jkn.
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    We aren't going to have to break up any sort of CA brawls between you two are we?
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    i would go titan for the more stable and reliable usb chipset, but then again i would go titan2 for the servo motors
  7. 1 point
    Hay all love the forum lots of great tips and tricks if you cant find it here you can ask and get what you need great place for a newbe like me i used to apply vinyl to race cars and transports so i gess i am not a total noob lol
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    Howdy Neighbor lol. maybe meet up sometime ..
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    I think you made a good choice. Now to get software that will fit for you or figure out the vm basic..No thanks lol
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    nice a few of us from up here lol
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    Definitely a Titan 2 . its what i started with (28'') in 2015 and still have it and i just love it and it has not failed me ever.no issues at all with this machine.Cuts like a dream. The only thing i would suggest is the software,look around Thats my only personal problem and opinion . I started with Scalps (Sure cuts A lot) and upgraded to scalps4 pro, but after VM came out i got that and used it and didnt like it at all.To me, it was difficult to find what you want to do and navigate as well,Scalps was a cake walk to learn and find what you want to do,,,But thats my opinion of course. Im sticking with scalps and also Ai cs6/cc.
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    Umm.. My uncle with his cnc machine shop made the aluminium plate for me $220 He's located in Just out side of Springfeild, MO I've seen people use peg board but I thought those holes where to big! I think his drill bit was 1/8th and 1/2 inch square!