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There are a couple here that may or may not work for you... http://www.dafont.com/hazard.font?fpp=50

what port is the cutter set to in Signblazer?

would this by chance be for a noise hazard warning sign?

Welcome aboard. I would suggest that you focus on learning Signblazer over Signcut. I pretty much self-taught myself the majority of Signblazer by just "playing around" with the software. You should only concern yourself with the .eps file format for now. Go to the "Graphic Requests" section on this forum and download some .eps files to practice with. You simply "Import" the .eps file into Signblazer and go from there. You can also play around with text and fonts that come with Signblazer. You can add more fonts fairly easily, but Signblazer comes with a decent selection of fonts to start out with.

Here ya go http://www.fontpark.net/en/font/gkreator-inside-beta1/

you do not use heat transfer vinyl on banners, you use decal/sign vinyl.

that is what makes it a rubber stamp font. you can probably download a "Stencil" font that is similar from dafont.com

Here you go http://home.comcast.net/~rsvinylgraphics/xmas_tree.SBD

what cutter do you have?

you can use them to decorate clothing (with heat transfer vinyl and a heat press) make stencils for etching glassware, um, what else...

Oracal 631?

do you have signblazer? or just Flexi?

what is the material you want to cut?

Do you have signblazer? if not download it. You will not be able to do what you want in Inkscape.

you can use it on 751 as well

You do have MH-721 selected in Signblazer correct? and what port is it set to?

might want to keep it for a backup cutter

signwarehouse.com

$20-$25

signblazer ok?

anyone ever try this stuff? My link

printed or die-cut?

How well do these shirts hold up wash after wash?

you left out one of the letter I's in Simplify and its not centered but other than that it looks good

Yes you can layer it, just do the first color for a second or two and do the other color full time.