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I just picked up these larger sized "sticky - reusable" thinner cutting mats and they go thru my Roland GX-24 with no problem. I plan to use them for non-adhesive backed materials such as lighting gels and thin,stabilized cloth patches. More later if it works, (or not).

I found that a very light spray of application fluid helped remove the pieces of paper that got stuck to the "sticky" without destroying the "stick" ( USE WITH CAUTION, as I only did this once!)

It is an accessory for the Brother Cutting Machine (on line search will have a "where to buy section" for your location) the 12"X12" is $19.95 and the 12"X24" is $24.95 . The Printed Rulers on the mat can be cut off (unless U are using Brother Machine) The Rep. Says that the mats can be repaired or spliced together with good quality thin packaging tape. I got mine over the counter at a local NW store called " Quality Sewing and Vac. Shop"

re: Rtape AT65 - US Cutter calls it Medium Tack and Sign Warehouse calls it High Tack Which is correct ?? Thanks

The Green Object in the photos is a abs drain fitting from a big box store. 47.) Screw'd to table. 62.) Turn screws to adjust tension. 55.) inch and one-half hole cut into green plastic drain fitting with rotary hole saw. 59.) Second "step" on drain fitting is exactly 3" in dia. (perfect fit for cardboard tube)

'Just ordered 2 "sticky" cutting mats from local sewing and vac. shop- they are for the ''Brother Hobby and Craft Cutter" and are used to stick fabric, paper, and vinyl to the re-usable cutting surface. They are stiff!! They may be ordered from "Brother Cutting Machine.com and come in various sizes. I plan to tape 2 together for a 24"X24" size. Will post again if this works out OK or not

'Just ordered 2 "sticky" cutting mats from local sewing and vac. shop- they are for the ''Brother Hobby and Craft Cutter" and are used to stick fabric, paper, and vinyl to the re-usable cutting surface. They are Stiff They may be ordered from "Brother Cutting Machine.com and come in various sizes. I plan to tape 2 together for a 24"X24" size. Will post again if this works out OK or not

"Donated Work fro Non-Profit:" 1.) Tomato Red, Teal, and Bright Green Translucent Vinyl with Matte Black Lettering over Matte White Background Vinyl (23" X 109") - 2.) ( Same as 1.) except 4 Color on White Translucent Polycarbonate (22" X 110") (Illuminated) Designed in .Ai 6 and cut with my Roland GX-24 and Cut Studio , taped and assembled on an old closet door sitting on 2 sawhorses with the aid of my wobbly homemade tape applicator and a glass coffee table for a light box. ( 'plan to order a new factory made Tape Applicator before my next project!) (.png file ( Lettering Layout supplied by non-profit client)

Thanks, don't look too close or you might see a bubble or 2 ( installed in Sept,- hot sun, very wet application)

Beginners luck, I guess- I just measured out an X on the flange, centered the pilot bit of the hole saw on the crosshairs, and drilled slowly. 'have seen some small wrinkles in the applied tape though.

'Best way to see it in action is to cut a "star" shape with sharp points and watch it spin as it changes direction..

Here's my trace.

Beautiful Work!!!

The Client changed their mind, placed the vinyl on the inside, and spray painted a rectangle over the design. ' Not much I could say, as it was gratis work for a non-profit for community service organization.

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"Donated Work for Non-Profit:" 1.) ORACAL 751c 14' x 23.5' 2.) ORACAL 751c 6' x ~ 12"

'Saw this van parked in my lot this AM - I believe good advertising is hard to forget- I know that I will remember it for a long time.

The Bright Yellow and the Bold Lettering stand out fine against the metallic green --'love those Ford vans.