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  1. 3 points
    If you mess with Seuss You could be the goose, Don't use his stuff or things could get rough If you use a quote there's no paddle in your boat If you copy his stuff you could be in a jam SO DON'T QUOTE THE QUOTE SAM I AM
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    Mr son is the IT Director for this place and just completed this video he put together. I was there last week and saw all the cars and there were two cars worth 22 million dollars each. The Corvette I saw and you will see racing in the video is one of three in the world (Yes they still race it !!) . It was in the garage being worked on when I was there... There are three other cars that they are the only ones left in the world. It was pretty cool to be standing next to them.. My son (1:55 on video) showed Jay Leno around last week... My son is in the video, he will be the skinny kid with the blue shirt and white gloves showing one of the cars... For all the car buffs enjoy and it does have a little to do with vinyl I cut their decals ;D
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    Bought a TC plotter to upgrade an SC that broke 2 weeks after i got it, When i received the TC it was broken, David took care of me and sent the parts to fix the plotter. Had more problems today and called him again and once again he took care of the issues. Thanks David
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    I signed up for a couple shows this year that don't allow generators, and don't provide electric. I'd really like to have electric to run my laptop and graphtec cutter, enough to last me a good 10 hour day. I did some research and it sounds like my only option might be to get a couple marine batteries with an inverter. Does anyone else have any other suggestions? I wanted to originally just use a huge backup batter/powersource but I don't think any of them would store enough juice for me for all day. Then again I'm not even sure how much juice I need. Help? Thanks in advance.
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    Here's a simple method to identify meds as to when to take them. Help your parents, yourself or a friend. Using your scraps can make someones life easier. I don't need my glasses to see which to take.
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    Thanks Ms Skeeter, that was an interesting thread. Cal
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    I like it, now if you could devise a system to tell me that I just took it 10 minutes ago and don't need it again until tomorrow! Cal
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    Mz Skeeter that is it I believe, (close enough) I looked there but must have missed it. That goofy apostrophe threw a little also looks like some one put on wrong to me. Thanks Mike
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    Maybe number bottles. What if caps get mixed up?
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    Copyright is for the life of the author +70 years. Dr. Seuss died in 1991, so all of his works, even quotes, are copyrighted through 2061 - at least. You can contact Seussville if want to license any of their properties - http://www.seussville.com/faq/contact_us.php
  12. 1 point
    The function you're looking for is either weld or merge.
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    You might want to try SignBlazer Elements, it is a little more "newb" friendly in my opinion.
  14. 1 point
    Walmart had these hoodies on sale for $7. I bought 3 of these light red ones, wish they had a darker red. Only other colors they had were a lime green, orange, and yellow. Front side and sleeve. Back side Also on the back i screwed up the first time...i had "shits & hats"..lol. i was able to remove just that and redo it.
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    Sub out the work. We do it with business cards all the time I send them the files and pay them (receipt goes in the books) and them I sell them at my price Invoice goes in the books. You just treat the price you pay the same as you would for say a roll of vinyl in your books.
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    Don't send them to someone else, sub it out to someone else. That way you are dealing with the other person and and they don't have contact with "Your" customers. If you send them enough business you should get a discount and you both make a little profit off of the jobs for yourself.
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    Almost all solar setups including off the grid homes use solar power to recharge battery banks. I don't think I have seen one that runs directly from solar to the end product.
  18. 1 point
    Bueller, Bueller, Bueller....?
  19. 1 point
    I thought this thread was going to be related to Ferris Bueller
  20. 1 point
    heres my price guide if you wanna refrence it busters price guide.zip
  21. 1 point
    Added a field for a discount by %(Attached). Thanks Thanks for the replies everyone. Vinyl Calc.zip
  22. 1 point
    This thread discusses the laser ---- http://forum.uscutter.com/index.php?/topic/38292-scal-pro-uscutter-sc-cutter-problem-with-laser-alignment-solved/ In general, you will not use it during normal vinyl cutting operations, as mb20music noted.
  23. 1 point
    I had a problem with aligning the laser eye of the UScutter SC. Everytime I need to calibrate and print+cut, the laser just turn off and I have to go thru selecting LOCAL, ON/OFF to turn the laser on. But whenever it start moving or need to move the laser from register 1, 2, and 3, the laser just turn off and i have to go thru it again. I called the company and see if there is a settings I missed or switch, I was told there is none and that is the only way (for now) Here is my solution: I added a switch and battery to the laser so I can turn it on and off whenever and I don't have to go thru the process. The rig is not pretty since I use glue gun only. I needed it to be easily remove in case I need to sell it. Here are some photos of the setup... I used one of my mini flash light. Its actually using 1 AAA battery. The other battery is dead and the other side is bypassed with a wire. The reason for 1 battery is having 2 (or 3) battery makes the laser too bright, its hard to align. 1 Battery is enough to see and align to the middle of the dot. If you're close to radioshack, its pretty easy to modify and make a better looking one.
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    should cut with a 60 degree blade
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