Dakotagrafx

I had someone a month ago ask if I wanted to bid against there old supplier on 60-80 charity org shirts . . .the other guy was screen printing them for the cost of cheap shirts and the ink - no set up . . nada. I kindly declined the job and recommended they stay with their current supplier. Not sure if he was real or looking for a real steal. I wasn't biting.

Thanks all

I had an axle for a 3 wheeler that I could not purchase and took the old axle to the maching shop and they straitened it with a press within .002" - worked great Just an idea if brandan can't find one for your model

Just sold a car on Ebay for my father $751 ending price . . .$28 listing fee and $100.00 final value fee - still waiting on deposit so paypal can take some more. so far 128.00 taken out of 751.00 sucks. last I heard Ebay owned a large percentage of Craigslist so I am sure fees will be coming there too

oh don't get me wrong - i am sure there is a graphtec in my future somewhere when I can afford it as my next step but for now the copam is worlds above the other 2

you will love the copam! I started with a p-cut then refine now copam . . .does more intricate stuff lots better!

Sunie

another sad day - many friends have already left the forum - it used to be such fun and a great group having fun. now it seems so desolate and cold Thanks for everything john and Tim, I know you have put many many hours in for no pay but you were appreciated for all your effort

very nice

I believe the Copam measures from the magnet located in each roller holder. You would have to have the rollers out as far as possible to maximize the cutting area and would never get the full 8.5x11 because the rollers will never be farther out that the edge of the paper

Wow Joe - thats great

Welcome from MI

Welcome from MI owned all 3 models from uscutter and love the copam the best

Welcome from MI

Welcome from MI

Welcome from MI

Welcome from MI

nice clean work

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It is truly remarkable how many times you can forget to mirror on the first cut - seems like common sense but Like FM said it will happen - then it will happen again oh yeh - spell check - verry first shirt I did got type happy and made one that was for a vollyball player - somehow didn't notice the dropped "e" . . .free redo!

thanks

Thanks

Welcome from Michigan

Welcome from Michigan

Welcome from Michigan