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I believe these to be made by Republican fear-mongers:ROFLMAO:. I use Bob's rules with non-skid rubber tape (3M) on the back. 2,4,6, and 9 ft. I have also made .25 inch clear polycarb rules (stiffen with a strip of dibond) which is great for cutting between rows of prints and labels.

I have a Challenger paper drill also- converted to use an end mill- drills quick holes in a stack of almost anything. Pict is of my Challenger 'twins'. Unfortunately they are in the messiest areas of my shop :frustrated:

Which type cutter are you referring to James?

Amazon has a number of similar ones from that one to several hundred dollars- I would buy one but I like to touch stuff before I buy. Like I said I have a 30" hydraulic one- this would just be for cutting into eaches (is that a word? I saw it written in a clothing store once) - if I could rig a...

Does anyone use one of these- looks way better than a normal paper cutter- I think the blade cuts parallel to the paper? I have an old hyd paper cutter from the '40s or '50s that cuts like this (weighs about 1000#) that works great for plastics etc but is s l o w. If it cuts parallel and you...

We are always slow in winter and busy in summer- best program we have come up with is a percentage of gross exceeding our weekly goal and always a couple of pizzas on Friday if the previous week exceeded the goal- sometimes the pizzas mean more than the money.

Interesting- but I don't think that they were vintage cars in 1970. Wonder how may peeps were kilt in VW beetles- I know a couple. POS

Not so with my Triangle Inx.

Restored and repaired Corvettes for 30 years-sold out and went to a franchise fair and connected with Sign*a*rama. They checked my pockets (apparently deep enough) and showed me all their shops and let me talk to their managers in the Twin Cities. At that point I was convinced i could do it...

Yes... but this is online! Gotta be better.

Hey- keep it clean, OK? :toasting:

Ditto website- and get paid for everything (as much as is possible) that we do. We have plenty of biz- we need to make more money on it. I am on Medicare in two months- I may have to retire someday.:doh: Gotta hurry, man.

That should have read 'maintenance print' Colin

I have a VP540 (you too I think? Update your profile) and a SP300 before that (5 years together) and have never done a 'maintenance'- have left them for up to 2 weeks at a time with no problems. Rolands are pretty much bulletproof. Manual cleaning once a month (at most) with the VP- SP was a...

I will second this thought- 2 -30" Summas and an Edge with enVision cutter probably 30% and Vp540 70% now. I can count about 120 rolls of colored vinyl on the wall in this (main) room right now- and probably 30 rolls of print vinyl (30" & 54"). If I could cash out for what it is worth I...

What you are looking for is a clear gel gesso(we use medium gel Tri-art- very thick clear that leaves brush strokes.

I have used JSI supply blades in my Summas for years- well pleased.

I use Flexi to set up files- and while I can use sequence plot on my Summas and enVision cutters- I don't believe that it exists in VersaWorks?

I took the plastic door off of my VP when new and haven't had any strip problems. My SP was pretty constant problems with strips and modules- also they improved the way the strip is shielded from crap.

Seriously?