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Found a roland on craigslist for $300
Keeley replied to Keeley's topic in Roland Cutting Plotter Discussion
Good to know! Maybe I'll contact him after all -
Found a roland on craigslist for $300
Keeley replied to Keeley's topic in Roland Cutting Plotter Discussion
Wow...can I delete this post in embarrassment -
Keeley started following Small business start up- best budget model? and Found a roland on craigslist for $300
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Here's the attached ad. What do you all think? Seems crazy
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Who's selling on Etsy
Keeley replied to Go-C Graphics's topic in Business Practices, Sales and Pricing, etc.
Your designs are so cool...I don't think they get many hits on Etsy because Etsy caters to a different demographic- at least that's my perspective. More feminine lettering/design. I think car shows and the like would be awesome for in-person exposure, ebay for online. I am intimidated by amazon so I'm unsure of that one. -
Who's selling on Etsy
Keeley replied to Go-C Graphics's topic in Business Practices, Sales and Pricing, etc.
Which vinyl do you speak of? -
Small business start up- best budget model?
Keeley replied to Keeley's topic in MH Series Vinyl Cutters
Dining room table..sounds familiar!! Lol. Do you sell online or in person? -
Small business start up- best budget model?
Keeley replied to Keeley's topic in MH Series Vinyl Cutters
P.s I am REALLY stretching it with even $800 so I think the Titan will be my max bet. -
Small business start up- best budget model?
Keeley replied to Keeley's topic in MH Series Vinyl Cutters
I wanted to be as budget conscious as possible, but I also don't want to turn out bad product. I also live on a 2nd floor so a servo motor would be ideal. It's just the fear of taking the plunge, spending almost a grand, and not being successful. I also worry that if I were to make my own website I wouldn't get the widespread audience that I would with Amazon Prime. I so appreciate all of your comments. I think I need to call USCutters and request they bring a showroom to northern ca -
Small business start up- best budget model?
Keeley replied to Keeley's topic in MH Series Vinyl Cutters
I suppose I just assumed that large decals were sold more in person to help them apply the decal. Or maybe falling asleep lol -
Small business start up- best budget model?
Keeley replied to Keeley's topic in MH Series Vinyl Cutters
Side note: I'm considering the Titan (1). Best I can do for price..trying to find minimum vinyl width? I have a bunch of 12" width rolls now. Also, it sounds like the cutters have trouble cutting small..can these handle cutting out something less than an inch? So many questions -
Small business start up- best budget model?
Keeley replied to Keeley's topic in MH Series Vinyl Cutters
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Small business start up- best budget model?
Keeley replied to Keeley's topic in MH Series Vinyl Cutters
Thanks for your reply! I make all my own graphics or purchase extended licenses for the vectors that I think will sell well. No way in hell do I want to get sued! I have my niche picked out and I'm raring to go. My friend makes around $5000 a month utilizing amazon prime. I'm comfortable with that! He uses a Titan 2. Yes I had a feeling that the MH models sucked. I would love to spend $1500 on a better model but it's just not in the cards right now. What do you recommend for something under the $1000 range? Since I'm in the Bay Area there's a ton of local competition for big decals -
Hey all, I have a friend who successfully sells on Amazon who suggested I delve into the world of selling decals! I have a Cricut Air Explore 2 which would work well for a marketplace like Etsy but I want to reach Amazon. The Cricut Explore Air2 can only cut up to 24 inches at a time. A similar machine, the Silhouette Cameo, can cut up to 10 ft but I've read mixed reviews. I cannot hear the Cricut once I behind a closed door which is a plus because I work out of my home. I can't find exactly how fast it cuts vinyl so I can't really compare to anything else. I've read that the Cameo is slower than the Cricut. I need faster output. Since I haven't sold a thing yet I can't justify purchasing anything top of the line, but I eventually plan on it. I read lots of mixed reviews on the USCutter MH Line but I need something where I can successfully produce more. How loud are these things? You can't hear the Cricut if the door is closed but it can take 10 mins to cut a detailed sq ft of decals. No contour cutting required! I'm comfortable learning any software. For now I can only spend at the very most $400. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm in the SF Bay area and I can't find anywhere that I can see equipment in action to decide for myself. It's hard to shop for an investment online! Thanks everyone!