n7kon
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This is a very old version of corel and will not work with much. I would recomend looking for at least X3. It should be at a good price by now. Any thing lower you loose a lot.
KeithH
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Thanks for the information. I see a lot of good about both and just don't know which way to go. As I said before I do like the idea of using the cutmaster 2 and corel as I use corel but don't want that guide me away from a better cutter. So if they are the same quality then the graphtec would win right now.
Thanks again for all in input
KeithH
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Thanks for the reply I also use that when the customer likes it but seems like of late they want a more block and straight up and down font. Like the arial black just does not do well when the name is long it gets to thin. I have been adding an out line to it then welding.
Thanks again
KeithH
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I am getting a lot of request for names for the backs of sweatshirts. Most of the time it is for teams they say any block font will do. I am just wondering if there is a particular font that is well liked. I have been using arial black but if the name is very long this one sometimes seems to get thinner than I like.
Thanks for the suggestions
KeithH
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Best ones I have found are advancedartist.com. Well priced and packed with info.
KiehH
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I would suggest you go to advancedartist.com and look at his tutorials for corel. His Tutorials are very good from beginners to advanced and they are not to spendy either.
But to answer your question type in your test then go to the menu bar and click on windows then dockers select the object docker there you will see a tab with a pen on it that is for out line. you can select color thickness I would also suggest selecting scale with object and behind object. If you want to use two different colors the behind the object is very important that will give you your over lap needed to layer them.
Hope this helps
PS
KeithH
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Are you wanting to cut this on vinyl?
What are you putting it on?
KeithH
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I am about ready to buy a cutter I can cut decals and printed vinyl on. I have a PCut now and it work fine just cant do some of the things I am getting asked for.
My question is
Are there any major advantages or disadvantages between the roland gx-24 and the ce5000. I see a lot of folks here really seem to like there 5000 which is good. I also like the fact that the graphtec has a plug in for coreldraw. I use corel for all my art work from embroidery to screen printing and vinyl. Have to transfer it to other programs to do the vinyl so if I understand it I can work right out of corel using the plug in. That is a big plus for me.
Any advice would be helpfull thanks
KeithH
acmeembroidery and screenprinting
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Need a higher resolution pic. These are just to low to even try.
KeithH
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Are they white shirts if so I can print it on sublimation transfer paper so you can heat press it on.
KeithH
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What are you putting this on and how. Do you want this printed on printable shirt vinyl to heat press or are you doing a sign. Please tell us a little more about the job.
KeithH
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Can any one give me some tips on out lining text on shirt vinyl. I have never tried this before and have a customer that would like there text with a different color out line than the body of the text.
Any guidance would would be very helpful
Thanks for the help
KeithH
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Silk Screen supplies is a very good company to work with. They have good people to help you delivery is fast and if you buy from them they will discount any classes. Think to remember with screen printing it is like any of the other ways of decorating shirt there is a learning curve. There low end press the silver one is better than most others intermediate press. The one thing you will loose with the smaller press like these is production quantity. Do some reading on burning screens and how to make art work for them it is different from vinyl cutting. You can spend a lot of money having some one do color separations for you.
If you do decide to give it a try I can help you with the art work if you would like PM me and I can give you some hints and help.
KeithH
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Most of the stuff you see on the web is only 72 dpi, to get a good print you should have something closer to 200 dpi or higher. You can up sample the photo but that does not always work. Best bet is to make sure you get the best quality you can.
KeithH
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SanMar has a look alike for carhart.
KeithH
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I have done several the key is to call vinyl supplier and tell them what type of material you are pressing and they will hook you up with the right stuff. Just remember any vinyl you put on these shirts will degrade the wicking of moisture in that area.
KeithH
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The few times I have ran into this it is a combination of a little more time and more pressure. pressure is the big thing and and always preheat the shirt.
KeithH
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Just follow the instructions for the vinyl you are using for the pressure,heat and time. Make sure you press the sweatshirt for a few seconds to draw any moisture out that's about it.
Hope that helps
KeithH
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Here is an eps it still needs some work but should cut after a little clean up. Did not have my tablet so could not do a lot of touch up.
KeithH
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Thanks for trying mark-s cutomer did not like the bradly.
Thanks foe looking firemalt. I have had the same problem, I have been looking for two days now.
Thanks for the help
KeithH
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Does any one have a good clipart or vector of the zodiac sign leo?
Thanks for any help
KeithH