Jay2703

Jaybird, you will outgrow the air eraser real fast. Something like that glass would take 5 to 10 minutes with an air eraser. About that many seconds in my blast cabinet. Air erasers can't get much depth either.

I'm sure she was just cleaning out the empty McDonalds bags from the back seat.

You could just do words too. "Let it Go", "Do you want to build a snowman?"

Very nice work. I love the glasses.

Do it in a couple of steps. Put the rose closer to the top of the glass where the curvature is mostly in one direction. then do the vine wrapping with a narrow piece of vinyl that will conform to the curvature.

Vinyl for vehicle wraps would work but most needs a solvent based printer that are expensive.

Try to keep the designs smaller so they don't wrinkle as you wrap them around. I found some ornaments at Michaels that are flatter on both sides so there isn't as much contour to deal with.

I've got some that has bubbles from being rolled up. I've worked them out and hot had any problems.

What type or application tape are you using? I've used Oracal 651 on wine glasses before. Make sure to use paper app tape.

Merry Christmas to all...

Looks great.

Preaching, can you post one of the bad .sbf files so we can look at it.

Welcome.

Frustrated?, once you get your cutter going, you will need to change your screen name. I used the USB to USB connection on my cutter and had nothing but problems. The USB ports on the chinese cutters are usually sub-par is why so many people have problems. A serial connection to your cutter is the best way to go with the chinese cutters. Graphtecs and Rolands do not have the same USB issues so I'm told. The Keyspan adapter emulates the serial port on computers that don't have one and has solved many users issues.

Our local Dollar Store sells 6" round and square glass cutting boards for $1.

The cores on the rolls of vinyl I get already have holes in them.

Nice!!

I used to print some photo's at home on my inkjet printer until I found that Wal-Mart could do the cheaper and better than I could.

Site and designs look fantastic. Welcome to the forum.

You could create that yourself fairly easily. Take a good straight on picture. Import it to your design software then use polylines to trace over the design. That one could be done in about 15 to 20 minutes.

Welcome

Looks great.

My regular printer died so I using my Sublimation printer for everything. No clogs for a while but the ink is expensive.

I have an Epson that doesn't get used that much. I have problems with clogs all the time. I waste more ink cleaning clogs than actually printing.

After you cut your family tree design, can't you just cut out the large wasted area with scissors and then cut the smaller items using it?