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Are there flat spots on your rollers? Do you leave them down when not in use?

Thanks for the codes George! Just saved me quite a few bucks.

I just bought the VP for these reasons. My first job was 960 sf of printing. It might still be printing if I went with the SP. :)

Anyone using a 56" Big Squeegee with the new satin edge to laminate 50" Oraguard 210 gloss onto 54" vinyl? By yourself or with help from another person? :thankyou:

Pad printing. Google it.

Regular tan colored painters masking tape works for me.

Did you adjust your blade so it sticks out further?

You said "$65.62 is used in materials" and this is incorrect.

Great idea Bogie and its something I'd definately keep in the back of my mind but it definately won't be "very productive."

In your hypothetical scenario there is no mention of turn around time. The $5/sf price could be for a standard 1 week turnaround time and in that case you could gang the print with another job. Your material calculation is incorrect because you're assuming ink is covering the entire 54"x100" area.

You're going to have to design with a bleed and trim after printing. As for the fabric banner in question, I suppose if you're getting frayed edges you'll need to hem them.

If the two pieces are taped in place (as noted in steps 2 and 4) there shouldn't be an problems.

Take a look at the pic I attached. The top piece represents a 24"x60" sheet of red vinyl. Note the .5"x55" red rectangle that has been cut out across the top. The middle piece represents a 24"x60" sheet of black vinyl. Note the .5"x55" black rectangle that has been cut out across the...

1 - The answer will depend on what you're planning to print with the EDGE. 2- I have an EDGE 2. I have no experience with any other models. I've had mine for 7 years and would replace it with the same or an EDGE FX. Most Gerber dealers have used units to sell. If there's one local to you...

Thanks. I know about the keyboard shortcuts...I'm just trying to simulate Omega's toolbar.

Thanks weasel. It think it might be easier if I were used to doing it that way. I'm used to the tool in Omega and would like to copy the interface as much as possible.

Is there a way to put the alignment tools like the ones shown in my pic (these are from Gerber Omega) in the CorelDraw X3 toolbar? :thankyou:

Got mine at NAPA too. I only replaced one about 2 years ago and it hold the top up just fine. Here are pics of the front and the back of the package it came in.

I call it a "weeding stick." Grifhold calls it a "Stylus/Burnisher."

The decal in my Edge 2 says....