turboinline4

Just took my cell phone and put the camera in the view piece of the scope! Worked ok!

Here you go! http://www.ebay.com/itm/Carson-MM-200-LED-MicroMax-Pocket-Microscope-60-100X-Lighted-Portable-Magnifier-/231374373921?

Got a new toy and was in the process of weeding some decals and figured I would view what the vinyl looked like at 100x's magnification! This was done on a Copam 2500 with a clean cut blade. The decals look great once weeded, but at 100x not so great. I'd love to see what a Graphtec would like at 100x! Pretty cool none the less! *Note* these decals were roughly 7"x2"!

This makes me glad I don't use eBay (Other than to buy). I get all of my business off of either Facebook or Instagram and have zero cost in advertising! The only fees I pay out go to Paypal, and a lot of times my customers send the funds as a gift.

Nothing here was printed. Everything was cut and layered. The smaller one were roughly 6.5" tall. Cutter used is a copam 2500. I didn't even adjust the speed. Like I said before I was very pleased with how these came out. I was able to get them done in roughly 5 hours and made decant money doing them, would have liked more, but doesn't everybody? I could have probably save a little time by using registration marks on the white and yellow, but I would have rather save the 10ft of vinyl or so. Thanks for the kind words guys. I was pleased with the out come of these!

Did about 50 small ones and 25 bigger ones. They were actually pretty easy to do and I saved a TON of white and yellow vinyl by layering them by hand. I used less than 6"x14" of yellow and white on the small ones and maybe 8" of yellow on white on the bigger ones. I'm pleased with the outcome of these and am sure the customer will be as well.

No problem. I've been there and it sucks trying to find a font!

What the Font points to this! http://www.dafont.com/echinos-park-script.font?text=Band+and+Show

Figured I would show a little of my work with shirts! First one I did for a buddy back in Dallas! He wanted one for his Buick that has a Cummins swapped into it! I found a picture of his car and traced it out and this is the finished product! The second one I did for my self. Being a transplant from Dallas and now in Colorado, I wanted something to represent that with this shirt. I put Colorado on the front (Looking forward) and Texas on the back (Looking behind). I was pretty pleased with the outcome. My wife was as well, since she's been wearing it since it was made. I haven't had the chance to wear it myself.

I found the clone fish off of Google. Imported it into SureCutsaLot and did a lot of node editing/cleaning. Removing unneeded pieces, and converting it to 2 colors (It was just a black outline), I didn't add white in there, since the banner was white. I cut out the orange and black, layered them together and stuck them on the banner. Anyways, thanks for all the compliments. Like I said, I was very pleased with how it turned out and I think the kids will love it for their birthday!

Thanks guys. I was pleased with how it came out, considering this was my first banner.

My kids Birthday is getting close and my wife wanted me to do a banner for the kids. This is what we came up with. I'm fairly pleased with the outcome. This was layered vinyl on the fish and seaweed.

Believe me, if I could have found a Ski-doo, I would have love one. Been ridding Sea-Doo for the past 20 years and was a die hard Sea-Doo fan. But, I couldn't pass this one up. Low miles, and starts on the first pull every time. Just sucks buying it, and then having to wait 2-3 months to play on it. Thanks for the compliments. The 600 and High Performance Twin were pretty much replicas, just changed the colors. The Indy XC took me about two days to figure out what I wanted to do on those. But, in the end I am pleased with the outcome.

I picked up my first snowmobile ever. It's a 99 Polaris XC 600. As I can not leave anything stock, I figured I would start with the stock decals. Removed those and replaced them with these. Sadly, I didn't get any before pictures. I'm pleased with how it turned out. What do you think?

This was a small batch (I did 6 total) so I did them one by one. I wanted to make sure they were near perfect. This isn't something I would put on anything of mine. I'm a little more reserved than that. But, will do cut just about anything for money. I was using Oracal 651 for all of this. I had tried some Avery vinyl a while back, and didn't like it to much. There wasn't really anything wrong with it, but I just didn't like the way it felt, and that it was a tad thicker. So, I'm sticking with Oracal for now! Also, thanks for the kind words.