Jburns
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get yourself some 751- I usually do very small letters --1/4" with 751 and its great. ( with 60 degree clean cut).
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thank you for sharing.
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Nice Project! (thank you DS).
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We all have been there!!- you just gotta work it and learn it brotha! Download Inkscape and or Signblazer- watch the tutorials online, vectorize a nice image, play with the nodes - transfer and cut etc.
To start here is a nice image I googled image for you by searching Honda St1100 pan european:
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Man, thats a good deal- enjoy.
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I agree to use 751. My wifes honda pilot has 751 and a rear wiper. No problems and we are at 3 years. Large graphic.
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If it were me, I would place the cutter in original packing foam and rubbermaid container in the cab. Then once to the location remove and place on a custom stand that has some sort of quick release holders.
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I think it sounds like servo creep. From my RC car days- when the servos would have a very slight amount of electricity they would "creep" or make that sound.
I think that is what it is-trying to find a zero point-or trying to hold a point-- almost like its in between two points in the motor- that's the best I can describe it.- But I'm not sure if its detrimental long term.
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agreed or fresh 60 and 751. weeds like butter.
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On Oracal 8510, Action tac works great- i highly recommend applying wet. I have done a few windows (my home) and years later no bubbles. Once i tried dry and got bubbles.
I didnt use backing tape, these were just full sheets.
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If you really need it, these are on ebay- the original decal kit for 22.00. You can then scan it?
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Direct USB is much faster for sending info to the cutter.
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I use a Belkin adapter with the three lights on my Pcut. Also I installed a little ground strap from the plotter to the frame. i used existing screws and little clips from auto parts store.
However it is faster with USB interface- the converter lights flash showing its translating, and the tracing takes longer. I use Windows XP and Signblazer.
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Great! Thanks guys for the tips i will try it.
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what software do you use? I really need to get software that does the reference blocks for layering.
Thanks,
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OK so my tool holder has cracked after MANY years of use. I have one ready to go in. I am comfortable with basic mechanics and electronics- but can someone tell me the best way to replace? Which covers to remove?
Thanks in advance.
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Thank You Drakesis. VERY much appreciated.
Take care,
Jason
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Hey Guys,
I was wondering if someone could vectorize into and EPS file the following, in John Handy Font:
NO BRAINS
RACING
Thanks again in advance
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Hey thanks Stunad, I appreciate the link. will keep in mind.
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Very first try at Layering
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Nice! I see registration marks- may i ask which software you used?