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Not sure how strong you are, but two average strength people should be able to carry it. A third person can't hurt though for that "just in case" factor. You should be fine though, as my father in law and I carried mine down a windey, crushed stone path to the entrance to my walkout basement. We...

I design on a Mac, then transfer over to my PC. I've been on the same design software forever, and rarely have the time to learn anything new unfortunately. I'll create a design, save it, transfer it to a thumbdrive, pop it in my PC, my Mac Reader easily brings it into Flexi, I select my colors...

Before buying any parts, isn't it still under warrantee? If I'm not mistaken, mine came with one for 3yrs.? (T-Series / 30"). I've only had one small issue with the cutter, and when I called tech support, they said to bring it right down THAT DAY! It took me about an hour to get there, but the...

I'm not sure if this has any relevance to your problem, but I figured I'd give it a shot? :) When I first started out in '97, I bought a GRC-60 and V.E. Master software. I was running it on a PowerMac 7300. I decided to upgrade my computer to a Mac G4 a few years later, and figured I wouldn't...

Seems interesting, but I'll stay with my good ole cheap white squeegee. Say what ya want, I like them better than the gold one's for whatever reason? :)

As long as your current software isn't "limited", and works properly, than I honestly feel it isn't an emergency to go out and buy the latest software? There IS alot to be said about the latest software. It is more than likely more refined than what it replaced. Easier to use, more options, you...