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Well I was looking around on the net for Roland esl3-4 ink this morning. Google only finds the compatible junk. Anyway I found some at jsisign in GA. So I started thru the order process and got down to paying and they dont show shipping charges till after you pay. Well I cut a trail. Somehow I ended up back at USC and they were a few dollars less and shipped for $9, oh heck yea. Lately I find myself ordering more and more from here. The shipping is great. Imprintables wanted $28 to ship 5 yards of digital vinyl and 5 yards of mask! Holy smoke.

Super addicting!

Signblazer is definitely the easiest

a month or so ago I needed something and USC was temporarily out...I looked everywhere for over 2 hours and everyone was higher..much higher when you included shipping. So I just waited til USC had more in stock.

Welcome from the great northwest.

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I guess It all depends on what your business model is going to be... If not printing, purchase a lower level. I purchased Flexidesigner 10, at a great deal. It has all the graphics features and trace features, of Flexisignpro10 It just doesn't have the cutter drivers. You just save your work and import into your cutter software. It is awesome software as far as the graphics end.

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For what it's worth, I did not really care for the pole being used as the "L" -- The flourishes were nice, and the flowing text line was cool. Let's always remember, the sign says what it says, and they can place an actual lighted, rotating, full-sized barber pole out in front of their establishment as their signature piece.

Oh Wow.....plain Jane. Don't you just love it when that happens! Sue2

I went ahead and ordered the economy press from USCUTTER. Figure I can upgrade later if I use it a lot or start doing sublimation projects!

You did well. There are lots of people out there who work a lot harder for a lot less.