Knobhill
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That seems to be a bit high in material cost for a small sign. I'm used to buying in bulk so I may be wrong.
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Sometimes this is no more than a chat room. No complaints but it does get minuteness. Some post with no real content only to increase their numbers. What's new? Under redundant in the dictionary should read "see redundant" LOL
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Comments on the ending?
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If possible, use the serial connection instead of the USB.
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Did you download the files from here? If so, post the location so they can be checked.
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Thanx for the info. I'm learning Flexi also and haven't had this problem yet, so when I do I'll know how to fix.
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Look around locally for a metal supplier. That way you can see the material in person. In the past I always bent aluminum framework myself unless it was a remote sign, then I just had a metal shop make the frame. McMaster Carr is one of the best suppliers I've dealt with. Next day shipping on specialty parts for custom control panels on sometimes a daily basis for years without an issue.
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I called today and didn't get a price so I'm now stuck in the middle. LOL If you want to sell it come up with a price shipped to 06790 and maybe I'll buy it. Thanx
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They're using a laptop. I haven't had any luck either getting Signblazer to work under Vista, but I'm running Vista x64. I'd suggest even when you get your new machine working right, I'd get someone to clean and upgrade your old one if possible and fix your first cutter as a backup/second station. My 2cts
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Thanx nonnabelle for the info. I added them to my database.
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Thanx again for the info, getting mine tomorrow.
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Thanx for the link. I ordered a catalog.
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Thanx for the links and info. I'm trying to build my own suppler database and this helps a lot.
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Good info, I've always used R-Tape and also looking for alternatives for my shop. I'll give those a try. Thanx
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I'm planning on getting one too. My hands are not very steady anymore either. Sux getting old. LOL
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Never saw it but understood. Thanx John.
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Interesting, but I found a piece of tape at each corner has worked perfectly for many years. How do they apply the masking tape I wonder?
WHAT MASKING TAPE?
Working on other projects, got my terminology wrong. Been corrected. Thanx for pointing this out.
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At least this one adds to the original story and not try to completely reinvent it. Look at the quality and volume of new movies today, is this one so bad?
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I agree too, this site is here to help, not attack someone for asking an honest question or asking for help. Now,,, Yes use signblazer, I found it very easy to learn and use.
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Interesting, but I found a piece of tape at each corner has worked perfectly for many years. How do they apply the application tape I wonder?
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I know someone still using one of those and needs one for parts and asked me to look for one on ebay. I'll ask.
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It all depends on the size and the way your applying it. When I apply to a vehicle in layers the first layer goes down dry unless the surface has too many compound curves etc, then the next go wet using clear application tape. The clear makes it much easier to register the top layers. When pre-assembling to be applied one piece, best to use clear backer and clear tape wet. My 2cts
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Is this a good deal?
in Business Practices, Sales and Pricing, etc.
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I quoted on a job yesterday for lettering a store front window aprox 5' x 8'. Vinyl size about 3.5' x 6'. I was second quoting the job. The first quote was for one color (white) substituting the customers graphic and font with standard in stock for $200 vinyl only, and $385 installed. It can be cut on a 24" plotter without paneling but applied in three pieces in aprox 20 minutes.