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Roland Versacamm or Mimaki CJV.

Even sandwich boards, banners and window graphics need to be approved in our little town of pop. 4,000.:frustrated: Window graphics or signs need to be 9" or more away from the inside of the window to not need approval.

If you swapped the Yellow cable and it started doing what the black is doing and then you switched it back and it stopped, I would have another look at the Black cable and switch it.

An Hr.? More like, Days.:banghead:

Modified version of Full Block.

What's the name of the digitized font?

You can see the deflected nozzles in the test print. Some go high, some go low and some go left or right. Overnight head soak maybe.

Here is the edited spike version compared to the modified Context Reprise version which was about half of the work:

When you outline that for cut and bleed it will spike all over and need editing. This is what I ended up with: The blue line is my cut line.

That is exactly what I was trying to do. Context Reprise Extra Blk was the closest I could find and still had to node many #'s and a few letters. After outlining a few numbers from scratch it looks like some one off race type font.

It looks good, but I have 10 names and numbers plus a different design for the coaches shirts. I got this by stretching Context Reprise Extra Black and it's a little quicker and smoother. Still going to have to node a couple letter, was just hoping to do it quicker.

Not sure. I'm not a Mac user, sorry.

Some of these machines do more than it sounds like you need. Optical registration will cost more and be useless unless you have a wide printer. Get the Roland GS Camm 1 and call it a day. I believe most here will agree. I think they have a three year warranty also. I have a CG130 SR III...

Roland Camm 1?

The "Q" is unique. Without the scratchiness, does anyone recognize the "Q"

Yep, that's the one I was attaching w/ thumbnails. The customer drew it all up with that font and I have a copy, but when I contour it spikes everywhere and is taking forever to clean up and still looks horrible.

I'm trying to create a smooth contour/outline around the scratchy font for cutting. I am sure it is based on one of the basic fonts that you mentioned and I have tried several. So far Context Reprise Extra Black is the closest, but the "C" and "M" are off. I might just have to stick w/ Context...

The "C" is w/o returns and the "M " doesn't go all the way down.

I wish. It' basically all of it, Front name of team and back names and #s.:frustrated: Context Reprise Extra Black is really close w/ the "R" and the #'s, but the "M" isn't supposed to come all the way down.

I have been doing that in Corel, but it adds so many spikes that clean-up is taking forever and not yielding great results. A version of Context Reprise might be my only hope. I'm spending Hrs. on what should be a simple print and cut job for jerseys.