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Great.... now I want pizza..........

The deal I have with all my friends is....I will make what every shirt they want for my cost as long as I can put my logo on it and put** ask me who made this shirt** on it also......If they don't want those two things they pay full price

I believe that would qualify as a serif

Have you ever removed reflective? First off I do removal for actual time and material because there is no way of knowing what can of worms you're about to open up.

Mine told me its Deming EP?

Did this tri-color design which came out nice

If this is all new to you, you have to realize the learning curve is a mountain the size of Olympus Mons. You have the vector graphics end. You have the cutting software end. You have the cutter itself with blade height, tracking, serial drivers. You have wedding and masking. Then you have the application. All non-trivial. All this might not be a problem for you, but I think many people find it is not something they can order, receive, assembly, connect, design, weed, mask, apply in a day or two. Weeks is more likely, starting doing small jobs and working up. The best way to conquer this particular mountain would be to find someone doing cutter work on vehicles and convince them to let you watch for a few days. Nothing makes you want to punch a hole in a wall like a failed cut job, eating material, or a failed application that you have to do over from scratch. I hope I have not sounded like I am trying to disparaged you, I just have been through it and not with eyes wide open. If it is not new to you, I hope you kick its ass.

I wasnt sure where to post this under so forgive me,My girlfriend was looking for svg files for her cricut explore cutter since she does scrapbooks and cards and didnt have Ai or any other program on her computer to be able to see what svg file she downloaded except the names ,which made it hard when the files usually download saved as a number letter sequence etc. So i did some research and found this little free download which allows you to click on a svg file after downloaded,When u click the file 1 time it will show a preview of it in your windows file on the right(if you have preview pane enabled) I thought it was cool and downloaded as well and wanted to share just in case someone was needing as well. Just download and install and like it .. https://svgextension.codeplex.com/releases/view/118790

Great little program- excellent find. Thanks!

The SC is made by Liyu, The MH by Refine....SC is a more solid cutter..from what I have read. but also very loud. They both have a stepper motor. .and many members on here do great work with the SC.. Each of those decals can be cut separately and then applied.. Lose the word "PRINT" it does not print , it cuts.

wait till you try to weed, apply mask tape and then apply the graphic on a 50" wide graphic - especially starting out. I had one and downsized as almost every design I do can be done in manageable elements of smaller size like everyone else says

First off, what is your reason to want a 53" cutter?...It is overkill. It also has very limited memory and max cutting length 8ft. I have been cutting for years and have never needed over 30" Most anything can be tiled, from a 24" or 30" cutter. Secondly, It is not a printer, It is a vinyl cutter. and it is not Mac compatible. Also not Windows 10 compatible. And our advice on this forum is to step up to at least the SC...or a Laserpointer11 or higher if you can afford it. And like Wildgoose said, different options, different prices. Some shipping FREE some higher.

If you have a mac I would pass on this cutter as well as the MH is known to have the most problems of all the budget models. The sales prices can vary from the site and ebay etc... Most times the difference might be a stand or warranty etc...

Wow the press took quite a price jump, $1900 I think I'll go for a name brand now

Google makes most of it's money off advertising... over 37 billion a year. 'Our' images they present are part of the total package that attracts folks to their site. It's true that "Ad Words" (I think it's called) contributes most of their actual revenue but, the search engine for sites and images is the largest contributor to their reputation & renown. I am not able to determine the percentage that those images contribute but, they do, without a doubt, contribute to it's popularity. I would speculate that the vast majority of the images on Google are being used without the owners permission. Anyone else that wants or tries to use anothers property for their own gain is subject to fees or penalities. Regardless of the public's ignorance of copyright law, they are likely the largest enabler of those violations.

Google= Not just an "Enabler"... They are an "Infringer" as well. They make their money off our images on their web pages without our permission. Tons of us should get together and file a class action law suit against them.

Google, the greatest enabler of copyright infringement in the last 100 years.

You just don't get it, do you. The sharing of copyrighted material is not allowed here, nor are the staff going to allow you to use this forum as a means to acquire them. In this day and age, if you are not able to acquire ANY image you need either through google or recreating it yourself, then maybe you are in the wrong profession.

thanks guys!! - the weeding was not so bad but i had bad light which didnt help..now bought myself something decent so my eyes dont go crosseyed!!