Go-C Graphics

Damn, I can't help you but my dirty mind thinks you're tracing a set of boobies. LOL I'm sorry. Back to figuring out your problem.

How long have you been using this setup with this software?

They have an aluminum squeegee now. http://www.uscutter.com/Aluminum-Big-Squeegee-Laminator-Tool I haven't had a chance to use mine yet. And it's cheaper then the normal BS

RUBBER Ordered it from tirestickers.com

why wouldn't they just use a button.

The tire decals I've installed are thick and cut out of rubber. You basically superglue them to the tire.

@Wildgoose I'm pretty sure you must get some kind of commission from SignCut. LOL

I have VM Pro. Do you have a video of how to use the font manger?

Oh WOW That's crazy. I didn't even know they make this kind of thing.

Yea that's fine. It won't hurt anything

You need to look into getting a better product. Anodized aluminum shouldn't been scratching like that if it's done properly.

Come on Primal. You're sounding like a noobie. Dakota is talking about the outside of the vinyl.

I'm interested in how it does. Keep us posted

You really can't go wrong with the Pro version. I've been using it for over a year now and it's just easy to use. I kind of wish I would have went with the expert for the extra raster tools but that's only used if you're doing stuff with photos and sublimation.

Since I can't post in the New moderator post I'm going to post here. They'll make anyone with half a brain a moderator around here. LOL Keep it real OWjones

Man I want a CNC machine so bad. It's the next toy on my list.

It's a new way of keeping away spam bots. The only thing that scares a spam bot is a virus.

I think it might have something to do with these office door windows. I had a HELL of a time getting a graphics to stick to my bosses door glass.

I've started saving everything to Icloud. $3 a month for 200gb. I also backup everything to a 128gb flash drive.

2 saw horses and a 4'x8' piece of 3/4" MDF. Cheap and effective.

My thoughts exactly!

I changed the ink on my Epson 7520 and after doing a nozzle check and attempting a cleaning it's dead. When you turn it on it tries to do it's self check and then comes up with "print error, Turn off and Turn on." I called Epson and they said it's dead also. So I'm in the market for a new printer. Does anyone have any experience with the Workforce 3620?

Your cutter isn't designed to cut paper like that. Matter of fact you're ruining your cutting strip on you plotter. This is going to cause you alot of headaches in the future when you want to cut vinyl. There's no way you'll be able to cut paper without a carrier sheet. I would google plotter carrier sheet or cricket carrier sheet and you'll find a ton of information on how to use one.

It'll be used about 95% of the time as a regular printer for paperwork. The other 5% will be shirt transfers.

How exactly do you know your blade is set perfectly?