Mr Peabody

You've been busy - ;)

Nice work!

No problem Joe Dirt - Nice link!!!

Way to go Pappy - ;)

Nice! ;)

Roll the decal to the outside, so the decal doesn't buckle. For smaller one's that you can fit into and envelope, the Scotch Tape people make a scotch tape that is removable - Not expensive. I've used that to tape the corners of the app tape to keep them from curling - Included a note to remove the tape in the corners.

Looks great!

Great job - Man that's a lot of text!!!

Really nice work I'm glad they turned out & glad i could help.

For small rolls 15" I put it between the guides, pull some out, line it up, clap it down and roll out about 3' or until it touches the floor before I cut anything. I do the same for 24" rolls. - These cutters are not made to "pull" the weight of the vinyl roll.

Yes, just overlap the transfer tape...

Don't forget to post your work...

I use Corel x4 - Yes there is a way - Mirror objects, that's why I only did one. they may need some clean up. I don't know what software you're using so I can't tell you specifically how to flip it. You might want to look at Inkscape - Free - there are some tutorials and vids on here to help.

I found this link when I was researching government/military logos... There are 5 Zip files and all are High Res graphics. Below is a list of what's in the zip files. http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=76822 Pack 1 Diemaco Canada, Colt Canada, Heckler and Koch, Knights Armament Co, Beretta, Glock, Israeli Military Industries, Remington Arms Company Inc, Strum, Ruger & Co., Inc. Sig Arms Pack 2 Noveske Rifleworks LLC, Magpul Industries, HK Fabarm, Bushmaster Firearms International, Walther, Kimber, Franchi, Benelli, Swiss Arms AG, Vltor Weapon Systems Pack 3 FN Herstal Belgium, SiGARMS, Sig Sauer, Strayer Voight Infinity, STI International, Norinco, Norinco China North Industries, Noveske Firepig, Barrett Firearms, Springfield Armoury (Original and Current Logo), CZ (Česk

here you go... sms1.eps sms2.eps sms1.eps sms2.eps

That's just too nice to cover up with a TV

Joe, Glad to hear it's going good. Post some pics if you get the chance.

;DNo - Like I said I'm just lazy

Oh, I see it now, I miss understood, that's a gold dot. For some reason it looked like a gold knob to me.

Here's one in B&W. I might have one in my office somewhere - I could scan it for you if the others don't work. Peabody PeriodicTableall.pdf PeriodicTableall.pdf

Here's a PDF - Will this help? PeriodicTablecolor.pdf PeriodicTablecolor.pdf

I like the gold knob on the drawer front - Really pulls it together, I don't think a wooden knob would have done it justice. Looking forward to seeing the pics. As usual .

You guys are welcome, it's good for multi-lines of text, single lines or just centering the graphic - It's the mechanical designer in me, always lookin for the simple way to get r done. Besides I'm lazy Glad it helps out.

You might want to try doing this, use registration marks to line things up. Not the typical reference to "registration marks" (alignment lines would be a better description), but you get the idea. When you tape the graphics up use your level or square. Use the cutter to your advantage. When you squeegee the text on, just don't apply a lot of pressure to the alignment lines. After the install just peal them away, done.

Poppie, I called HP support a while ago, I was looking for samples of their banner material to test. I actually found someone who was pretty helpful. I was asking him about converting my Designjet 800ps to uv inks. he said that there isn't any way to do this on my model, at least. He said that the inks would ruin the print heads. Which is probably true. So I abandoned the idea. I can't afford to replace or screw up this plotter ($$$$). They were pretty helpful though, try giving them a call, yours might be different. He did make a few suggestions that have improved the performance and color quality. Peabody Still can't get anyone to send me samples of HP banner materials though.