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  1. 1 point
    darcshadow
    Not exactly. You want to be looking straight down on the laptop. If you trace that image you will end up with a Trapezoid rather than a rectangle.
  2. 1 point
    curlyp
    wow...amazing! I was just curious about the vehicle wraps. I would love to play around with it on my truck. I had an idea of doing a military themed wrap. So the design under the printed on this truck is cut vinyl? 10 yards of Dark Red 951 is almost $69! I wonder if I use cheap 500 vinyl first to play around if I decide to do it.
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    MZ SKEETER
    skins were not anything that I got into. No money and too many negs from buyers. Right up there with wall art. (Inside decals) with Oracal 631. Everybody is doing them. You need to find a niche' that no one is doing to have a business. When everyone is doing something, it is just a matter of who is the cheapest. You have to set your self up with something others don't have. Then you set your own price.
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    MZ SKEETER
    Graphtecs do not have any tape measures. Or places to line up anything. Make sure your vinyl is straight when loading. I put each pinch roller wheel about 1.5 inches in from from vinyl edge. Put the carriage head where you want it. ( 30" Graphtecs only have 2 pinch rollers.) Prefeed the vinyl for the order. So you have enough vinyl slack from the roll to do the order. Push the ORIGIN button before sending the design. You do that on any vinyl cutter.
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    darcshadow
    That's just part of the loading process, get the vinyl and cutting head positioned then hit the origin button, or what ever it's called on the Titan, and you're good to go.
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    curlyp
    Thank you both. Yes, I own a MacBook Pro. I wanted to place vinyl to the left and right of the mouse pad and on the top of the laptop (opposite side of the screen). That makes sense. I will check the site for the dimensions and make some test cuts from there. I am new to this, which is why I reached out. Is it possible to take pictures of the device and vector it in Vinyl Master?
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    Dakotagrafx
    I always made my own templates with precise measurements , then dial in with test cuts. Takes time and effort but was well worth it