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Good luck, I am getting started here to. I ordered a SC series cutter and a 15x15 heat press for doing T-Shirts (and signs too). People seem to like the SC enough to keep it around even after they upgrade, so I figured it would be a good starter machine. I picked the press just by what was in my price range with a good digital temp control and timer. Even though I watched all the UScutter youtube videos, I'm sure its going to be a learn by doing process.

Thanks for the tips Slice&Dice 1. Will Do 2. Watched the video on start.uscutter.com along with other videos. The stand seems a little wobbly in the videos when cutting, idk if this is typical or should they be more rigid? 3. I won't skip that step, promise 4. I installed sign blazer y'day but skipped the selection of cutter, i'll change it. BTW, this is a great forum. I also chatted up a local cutter about getting started and he was pretty helpful. I guess it says a lot about the community here and IRL.

Confrimed Friday is the big FedEx Delivery Day, 300lbs! Hope the delivery guy eats his wheaties.

Thanks Dan

Just ordered my SC today with basic starter stuff. I work for a small roofing contractor in Marin County, CA and we wanted to make yard signs for jobs we are on, put lettering on our cars and trucks, and redo saftey signage on our equipment. I redesigned the company logo to make this project easier on myself. I also got the Clamshell 15x15 heat press to make company shirts, since the workers tend to trash them after a month or so. Hope this is fun, otherwise its going to suck making all these signs. Any Interest in an unboxing/setup to first sucessful sign videos? I've never tried making signs before so it could be interesting.