MitchR

Where can I find Dibond?

I have a customer wanting a 4' x 8' sign. I was thinking about using a piece of aluminum, but Im not sure where to find it or if that is the best thing to use. It is going to replace an old sheet of plywood that is rotted. She originally wanted a banner to put over the old sign but I thought it would look better with just a new sign. Does anyone know about how much a sheet of aluminum would cost and if that is a good thing to use and where I can get one from locally, well if I can find it at my local hardware store. Thanks for the help in advance!!!!

Yeah it looks pretty good to me! Thanks for ur help once again haumana

Yeah we just dont have our cutter yet so i was wonderin if you thought it might still cut right even though it still looks a little jagged?

Thanks for the input hyspeed

Ok i just imported my file from inskape to signblazer and the edges of the image still look jagged...i was wondering if this was normal or if i was doing somethin wrong.. i just didnt want to send it to the cutter and it come out all screwed up

I have just recently started trying to learn the sign blazer software and i am wondering.......if i wanted to take an image that is saved to my computer and import it to sb can you vectorize the image using the software or do you have to vectorize it on your computer and then import it into sb? I know it may sound like a dumb question but im just trying to figure all this out :thumbsup: and an image has to be vectorized in order to send it to the cutter right?

Atlanta Georgia here.....

Thanks for the help neron.

Does anybody know where i can find the best prices on vinyl?

Thanks for the info.

congrats looks like you got a good deal..good luck and post some pics when you get done fixing it up..

I read in a forum where people were discusing how to obtain a business license without leaving your home and cant remember which forum it was. Could someone please tell me how this is handled and what all is involved?

We actually have the same warranty for both machines. The primary difference between the two is that the Copam has optical eyes that it uses to measure the material for you. Other then that the Copam is built a little bit better. It is a much heavier machine, has quite a bit more metal holding everything together, and the motherboard seems to be designed much better. None of this effects your cut though, just the reliability of the machine. Overall the Copam is a better unit for commercial use. Purchased my new Copam today with just standard shipping, how long should it take to receive it in Georgia?

How would that Creation PCUT compare to the Copam?