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When doing long straight cuts like I'll break the stripe down into a bunch of small lines about 1' long each. Here are the steps: 1) Make the stripes with your rectangle tool 2) Convert it to a path 3) Edit path 4) Cut a bunch of breaks in the rectangle about a foot long. 5) line up all the...

Nice... do you have any pics of the finished piece?

PMing you...

How many do you need? We can cut those for you. :smile:

you can buy the tracks and acrylic and make it yourself if you wanted. Attach the tracks with that liquid that welds plastic together. Its not too hard either, just have to make sure your spacing & measurements are correct before welding the tracks. Gemini has some tracks.There are a couple of...

If you cut one layer halfway thru the material it will make it easier to keep aligned when assembling the piece. Cut everything and then assemble.

I guess it just seems that plastic would last longer than wood. Wood will probably be easier to work with. For instance, you can drive a nail directly into wood to hold things together. But not with plastic. Really it depends on how everything is getting put together and how long do you want...

Sounds like it *wood* work... sorry for the corniness. PVC is another option. Less expensive than plastic, but more expensive than wood. Its a synthetic material so it's not going to deteriorate like wood.

Wood should work for a temporary application. I guess you plan on using multiple pieces of thinner material like 1/2" thick? Make all the cuts, attach them together until you get 2" thick? Are the letters going to be pressed into the snow? or is the stamp going to make the letters raised up out...

Maybe this will help. Click the pic for instructions. How thick is the material? If you have a vector file I'll help you out. You ship it to me, I'll cut it on the CNC & ship it back... you pay for shipping. :signs101:

Very Nice! :thumb:

If its a photo of a car you're going to need a higher res file to work with. It may be find-able online. If its not a stock photo, you may have to take a higher res photo yourself of the vehicle... I'd explain to the customer the issue and see if he's willing to use a substitute/ higher res...

Send 4over a link to this thread, and let them know what all of their customers think.

Agreed

In my experience 4over has never been quick to admit mistakes. I think they should re-print. An easy fix for them would be to make an option to select the length of the flutes on their site during the ordering process. It would cut out a whole lot of confusion.

Is the wall textured? Brick or concrete?

Nice as always!

after, of course, you have unzipped it to a folder.

you probably have to "import" or something. With Flexi's predecessor (inspire) you have to go to file, import, (look for the eps file) and it will import it on the workspace.