Dakotagrafx

too old for me also

being it did it with the pen I would look for static to be the problem (although this time of year that gets better. Is your stand grounded to your cutter with a wire?

with the hp it is probably dye based - that would definitely do theat

any graphic . . .

hmmm I thought that was dirt on the adhesive

I didn't think signblazer had drivers for the bridge cutter

I would think anything that has a height of 23" could be cut sideways on a 24" machine

Welcome from Sunny Michigan

This thread and document from Paco has alleviated a lot of frustration http://forum.uscutter.com/index.php/topic,17489.0.html

Thanks Bill

See american workmanship rules!

Bill I want that one!

nice to keep busy!

nice

I agree - need the room to do what you want without the headache

nice

Was it of me? that's a lot of vinyl LOL

I personally use a teflon sheet with everything unless I am looking for more of a matte finish

definitely not Oracal

have fun - put the over 40 crowd on a trampoline - it is fun watching them discover that they have changed over time!!

on pre heating - always pre heat to get the excess moisture out of the garnet as it will cause problems with adhesion I have done a transfer and easyweed on the same side - I just do the higher heat (Transfer) item first and then apply the easyweed at the cooler temp

here - this will walk you thru everything http://forum.uscutter.com/index.php/topic,17489.0.html

have you submitted a support ticket yet??

definately different than the one I had - it was built like a tank and after selling it on my first sublimation job I thought I had made a big mistake - luckily it was the printer making the problems on the new one

Well Duh . . .all work no pay (or support). anyways I know there are 2 other mods!