lowone
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Yeah this stuff gets pretty addicting. Nice work by the way.
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lol. I like that.
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looks good
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Nice and different look. Should get some attention.
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Very nice looking work. Congrats on the jobs sold as well. It looks like you are off to a really good start.
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Welcome from NY
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All I can think to say is WOW. I don't think I have eloquence to do this justice. So I will simply say... Inspirational...Truly inspirational. Thank you john. I would like to offer my genuine heartfelt condolences to you and your family Five.
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Thanks for the post. I agree that $200-$300 is way too much for a tape dispenser. I like to people's ingenuity and both these look good.
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I just figured I would start this thread for us to post images of funny signs. We all see them from time to time. So I will start
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How to price signs right
lowone replied to ms_sign's topic in Business Practices, Sales and Pricing, etc.
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looks good schramm
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banner, a-frame pricing help
lowone replied to graphikta's topic in Business Practices, Sales and Pricing, etc.
check out this site. every are is different but it may help get you in the ballpark. http://www.thesignexpert.com/TheSignExpert.com/Sign_Business_Free_Sign_Price_Calculators.html -
Thanks for sharing cohesion
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Welcome from NY. You certainly came to the right forum for help. YouTube is a GREAT resource for how-to videos as is our Flexi forum.
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Welcome from NY This one will work very well http://www.uscutter.com/USCutter-MH-Vinyl-Cutter-_p_25.html#
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Hi everyone I'm looking to make old car decals for muscle cars
lowone replied to Classic car guy's topic in Introductions
Any of the US cutter machines would work quite well -
Hello I am Sprinter#5 & Way too much of a beginner but trying! NEED HELP!!
lowone replied to sprinter#5's topic in Introductions
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Brand new and wondering what cutter to start with.
lowone replied to bwc1139's topic in Introductions
Welcome to the forum. This stuff get addicting As far as which cutter to buy it is really dependent on what type of work you will be doing most. I personally use a P-CUT and love it. It can cut surprisingly well for the price. Some of the higher end units do cut more precise on small intricate jobs. One thing that separates the $$$ cutters is servo vs. stepping motors. Servo driven units are more precise, but again only needed if that is the work you do. Also the type of materials you plan to cut matter as well. A high amount of blade down force is needed when you are cutting blasting mask (could be something to consider). Either way, whatever cutter you decide on, buy it from US cutter...They rock. -
Welcome from NY
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Thank you for the kind words. Welcome from NY.
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Welcome to the forum Russ and Gail
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Welcome from NY..
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Welcome from NY
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Welcome from NY...
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Welcome from NY