DirtyD0g

When I am in doubt I just make about 5 and time what it takes to do them and count labor time at $60 per hour, add actual material costs then double it for markup. Off the top of my head I would have said about $1.25 each for that kind of quanity. $2 each for 100. The more you do the faster it will go per piece. Alan

That is what my buddy requested. We will strip it down to the white,red and yellow if we cannot find another way to clear it up. Alan

black,blue,brown,white,red and yellow. The brown will be the hardest part.

That is the one. I've been trying to edit it with the bitmap editor on Flexi and I just can't make it work. The wife is working with it in Corel and I think we are just going to have to settle for the lettering only. I either need to get it down to the 6 basic colors to cut it on vinyl or get the image sharpened up enough to print it. I'd prefer vinyl because I can do it larger tha way, our printer can only go 13x19. I think these will need to be closer to 15x24 or something like that. I appreciate the help, we are still a little wet behind the ears on all this. Doing mostly letters and numbers right now. Alan

The one I have has a blue background with rope around it and a mask under the ranger. Alan

I am wanting to put "The Lone Ranger" on the side of a customers truck. I have searched a bit and haven't found anything that will work. Anybody know of a similar font that would pass? Alan

Building things in canada makes sense to some extent. Why would I say that? Because Canada has the worlds largest reserve of metals in general. When it comes to metal they have it all. Iron,Aluminum,Nickel,copper,silver,gold.....85% of what the world has of these metals came from Canada. Alan

Somebody make me a calvin peeing on a china man taking a dump.. Pee on chinese crap. We worry about the japanese cars..bah there is far worse. The KIA/Hyundai crap hits a nerve with me. Alan

I ran my seiki on serial with better results than usb. The problem is most good motherboards(pc) don't have serial ports anymore you have to add them in. The cheaper motherboards seem to have it still. Alan

You are correct, there software only works with their cutter. I did manage to rip the output drivers out of the seiki version for use in a better version. I ran my seiki last night on different flexi to test it. Alan

I don't see the difference between start and pro. I used pro on a friends pc and it was all the same. Alan

I had similar issues with mine, nothing seemed to work. I was trying to use a seiki version of flexistarter. I called and Brandon remotely connected to my PC. Then he installed signblazer for me and actually cut on my machine. All I had to do was turn everything on and type in the serial number. He was 3/4 of the way done before he even found out I had just purchased the machine from them. Alan

I ripped the driver out of my seiki flexi and installed it into a better version. If anyone needs the driver give me somewhere to send it and I will gladly send it. Alan

I had one specific roll of thermoflex that gave me serious troubles. It was a metallic green color. All the other colors I had went well. I find the siser is much easier to peel, I have ruined a few because the back wouldn't peel on the thermoflex. Alan

I guess you are the lucky ohne or it has somethign to do with your model. On a google search I learned I was far from the only one having the motherboard failure problem. Mine is a SK870T I did get a replacement part for it after 2 weeks of arguing warranty and then ending up paying for it. I got most of the money back from them,but now am afraid to count on this machine. Alan