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You can't

Maybe this will help... http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=tripping out

Oracal 751 or 951?

http://www.uscutter.com/Oracal-Stencil-Material http://www.uscutter.com/GreenStar-Stencil-Material

Well, you could try a factory reset, probably won't help but worth a shot...

Is that your final answer? lol

This one is pretty close.... https://www.azfonts.net/load_font/rachelle.html

Entire thing looks custom to me, if you are needing it as shown, here it is vectorized in .eps format lincoln.EPS

Have fun

Might not want to say stuff like this (especially to a noob) - don't want to freak people out. They are probably like, "OMG how does he know where I am from": lol

Actually "Surf" is not an exact match but it is close and also there is another font that is close called OPTIVanilla, the letters "p" and "r" would need to be modified (node edit) and you would have an even closer match... https://www.ffonts.net/OPTIVanilla.font.download

Yes, you only need a 60˚ blade when cutting thick material like cardstock or reflective vinyl and also if you are cutting really small. Yes, go with Oracal 751 for vehicle graphics.

Come on, tell us how you REALLY feel! LOL

This sounds better to me than the "brain fart" explanation by Slice&Dice, LOL

custom, notice how the D's and N's are different?

http://www.uscuttersupport.com/downloads/Software/SignBlazer/signblazer_setup.exe

They do make fuse pullers you can buy at auto parts stores, hardware stores, etc.

Yo what up

Well here is an easy way to do it using SignBlazer, I suggest you download it if you don't have it, it is much user friendly than most other software. Vectorize it with Inkscape Auto Trace then copy and paste the vector into SignBlazer. You will need to do some minor node editing to get it looking perfect though... https://www.screencast.com/t/rqeNCRa7Ywo Unable to display content. Adobe Flash is required.

Maybe he is planning on printing them...

Well, I have applied vinyl to magnetic material wet no application tape used a felt squeegee to not leave scratches in the vinyl, let it dry overnight and then cut it to the size I needed in the vinyl cutter, but since you can't cut all the way thru magnetic material on a cutter you score it and then break it apart.

Nope, only cutter I am aware of that does that is a Graphtec FC. Well, it doesn't "automatically" cut off the vinyl you have to press a button or two after the job is cut Which is still a lot better than cutting off with scissors, knife, etc.

Not even close

Maybe you will like this one, it is in .eps format though. gyro.EPS

Found no matches with FMF, possibly custom?