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I do have a preference for the Graphtec CE5000-60 but both are great machines

They are the entry level units from Us cutter This is a good starter unit - you can usually snag one on ebay for a little less http://www.uscutter.com/Creation-PCUT-Vinyl-Cutter_p_74.html Here is the vinyl you will use for most items It is soo much easier and quicker to do it with the cutter and be able to produce what you want at any given time - and everything will always be spaced perfectly and in line

I always leave feedback as a seller as soon as I receive the money and still only get less than 25 percent of buyers leaving feedback with the new system

Any of the cutters will do - p-cut, refine, copam, etc. you will also need heat applied vinyl and a heat press (I suggest sunie for 250 free shipping right now)

roland gx-24 cutter is a great choice, oracal vinyl with app tape to start, easyweed t-shirt vinyl. on the printing side it gets pretty expensive - about 17000 for a cheap printer - I would recommend a couple of member to do the printing for you to start with James605 and fivestar come to mind for reasonable eco printing at a great price. You will also want a good cutting mat, xacto knife and squeegees. USC has most things you need Welcome to our family

I used to work in Indiana and live in Michigan, that was the big downside. That is beside working in a college/tourist town that liked neither one. if someone came into the store from out of town I knew they was from somewhere else

yup never leave a seller feedback until you get the product and check the product out

Finally we get to see Mom. . .give her a big hug from me!

Welcome from Michigan When in doubt on the the vinyl go with the default gold standard of Oracal

Try this one http://www.coastalbusiness.com/new3gjetopaqueheattransferpaper85x1150sheetsclickfordiscounts.aspx

Now he's sitting there alone with all his friends

The mendon part is way to bad of a picture to work with neighbor. happen to know any Links or Bradleys from the area

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Graphtec all the way bro - tested time and time again to be the best! try to find as many happy Zencut owners or even a single review!

all that and never got the 10.00 out of USC they cheated you out of?

Here is a great explanation

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also open a support ticket with usc so they can help you remotely!

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cover the bottom with a translucent white or etch vinyl and you are good to go!

probably from the same guy with the fried Motherboard right now

this time of year it happens more than others - try running a small wire from your stand to your cutter - any screw will do vinyl being pulled thru the cutter causes static to build up and quite ofter causes this last cut to happen

Well there was that whole line of death thing going on - LOL

opened it in corel draw and resaved it

have fun and post some pictures of your work when you try it out