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Check all of your pinch rollers, if you ever cut punched material make sure there are none of the little circles stuck to any of the rollers, as this will change the diamater of the rollers, and cause the material to track incorrectly...It's happened to me a time or two.

1. Work week on/ week off in the oilfield. 2. Work my weeks off in the sign biz. 3. Growing home based biz so i can retire somday (soon) 4. Pay a shit ton of child support ($2300 a month) for a few more years.. 5. Always trying to grow the business while gaining some great write off's 6...

I ordered mine without, have never seen a need for one.

I am out of town quite a bit, this would be helpful also just to run a test print to keep some ink in the heads. I have done this with logmein before, but not through my iphone...yet:) Thanks.

I've got a sweet one, see this post: http://signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=56779

one way to tell would be to plug in a shorter one, and wheel it closer to the computer and try it again. I ended up with around 14' to 16' being the longest that I could run with consistant results.

my FC7000 did some strange stuff like this when I had too long of USB cable running to it.

yeah, right click on the lettering, and "unmask", if there is a black background at that point, just delete it. At this point if any of it is grouped together, you should be able to ungroup it.

This one good for upgrade from 8.5?

do you know if this works from version 8.5?

Well, I got the Shear this week, and am very happy so far! Initial tests were on .050 Aluminum, 3mm Maxmetal (like Dibond), Coroplast, Sintra, and a thicker piece of Aluminum (.120 maybe). All cuts were acceptable with the exception of the sintra, which cracked along the edge of the cut. The...

I have attended two different printer training courses at SW, for my last 2 purchases. The $2500 that you are mentioning sounds a little steep, but if that's part of the package, you may not be able to get it without that. Weather or not you attend is up to you. In my experiences, it is worth...

have you cleaned around the print head with a q-tip? They tend to build up hair, lint, etc, and drag it across the prints if you don't keep them clean.

Thanks for the info guys, I had no Idea that these deburring tools existed, but now I've got one coming:) I've got a Fletcher Terry cutter, but it's just got the mat blade, it works good for Coro, and Sintra, but it doesn't do a great job on aluminum, or Dibond type materials. As for the...

Thanks for the info Fred, I knew that going into the purchase (from reading older posts). Even if it will only do the thinner materials like aluminum, that's ok, but I'll sure try the Dibond, etc. I thought I'd look into a nice belt/disc sander next for cleaning up any of those sharp edges.

I ordered a 52" foot shear this week, seemed like the next logical tool to add to the shop. It will be nice to be able to more easily and consistantly cut aluminum, and other varioius materials in house. After I get it, I'll try to post some pics of different cut qualities with different...

I was born and raised here, it's been a great place to live. If you're into snowboarding, there's no place like it! I've been riding these mountains since before it was cool:)

Had a really cool sunrise, and sunset in the same day last week while at work. Enjoy.

That's funny, i've been running flexi pro 8.5 v2 on my Windows 7 64 bit machine with no issues... It ran fine in the RC version, and now runs fine with with the full release.