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Yesterday i posted up for some advice on applying to coroplast. Got some great feedback and some very helpful tips. Well today i went the wet application route and when i peeled the app tape back i did not see one stinkin air bubble.. I was happier than a kid on christmas morning. So here is the 3rd one i did that turned out great

It will be something to look at. I want to upgrade this year I will follow this thread and see what you and Scott think as it goes along.

cryptocoin.eps

If we quit learning call the undertaker because we are dead. I am 65 and still learn almost every day.

Jaybird nailed it. We had a 2000 Century. Good car, comfortable and got darn good gas mileage (30+) with the V6. But, I had to do the intake gasket. If you are mechanically inclined it is just a time consuming job. Another issue it had was the LED dash lights and related gauges. That could have been about a $500 dealer fix, found a youtube video that walked me through the fix. $1.25 for resisters at Radio Shack and 45 minutes to fix... Cal

actual cost per sign though is probably about a penny difference . . . .

I am getting used to the blue but how am I to stay awake when it is so quiet?

he wanted this for his office- he had the idea and I put it together . . . .

I have found the pen is mightier than the sword on first attempts.

Some people use the R-tape with RLA. (Release Liner Adhesion) I personally use Main Perfect Tear medium tack paper tape. I use cello tape to tape the ends down anyway before shipping, Have for years now.

Just finished this one last night.

Nice work Joker.

Hi! Here, some of my humble work

I can assure you that this cutter is not cheap in any way.

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I am so wanting a cutter with Servos. I like my SC but at night I need quieter, and I have servo envy after seeing alot of the servo cutters end product

Haha I had this same problem when I was making some decals for work (500 1x8 decals)… I was just a newb so I set everything up, started the cut and went in my bedroom to watch some hockey.. During intermission I went and checked on the cutting progress and my entire roll of 48" x 50 YARDS of vinyl was unrolled on the floor. Never again have I ran my vinyl with the rod through the middle! From then on my vinyl is always on top of the two rollers

I order 10 yds. of most colors but the reason is the shear number of colors I stock makes 50 yds. cost prohibitive. As for age I've only had 1 roll ever age out and I bought it on clearance from my supplier and it wouldn't even stick to a banner. I have a few odd colors over 3 years old with no marked degradation and I believe 2 years shelf is listed on Oracal's site and you know they are covering their butts so I always assume at least 3-4 years.

These are great, I love logo parodies and drinking.... so they are perfect, lol.

I have a customer that I sell to at wholesale for $6 ea and she sells them for $10. If I sell any to just anyone I sell them for $10. Butch

A couple more.

Judy, when you install SBE, choose any machine driver and default COM, it doesn't matter because you are not going to be using the program for cutting according to your description of how you intend to do this. However, because you want to mirror the image in SignBlazer, you'll have to do it a different way than just clicking the checkbox in the cutting screen (because you aren't cutting with it). The alternate method is to create your design in SBE, and then "select all" which will put a box around it with handles outside and inside (the outside handles are for adjusting size). The inside handles are in the shape of an inverted T and you'll see three handles/points. The top one is for rotating. The right hand one is for skewing. The left hand one is the important one for you, because it MIRRORS (flips) the entire selection. VOILA. Now, with your backwards design, export it as .eps (File menu: Export) and you should be able to deal with it in your Cricut cutting program.

I got it I used to watch emergency back in the 70s they always had a tone before the annoucement of where and what the call was.

Those be them... They just got the standard options, Good Luck! When working with templates always verify measurements as a flat image can't account for convex or concave curvatures of the vehicle bodies.

There are many options for both of these vans.... I've attached the 2 most common. If you have the wheel base and total length for both I can give you the correct files. NV1500_12_01.eps Exp_11_01.eps