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I am new to designing in Illustrator. I did a design for a digital print and was very pleased with the results with only a few minor (or what I hope are minor) exceptions. How can I get the orange color in my design to more closely resemble a flourescent orange ( I said more closely, not exact...

I had this happen for a while with my D750 and I called Summa. They directed me exactly as Colin said in his post. The "solenoid cushion" (part # HR29-134) had a hole almost all the way through it. After turning it over and re-gluing it with the other side up, my cutter cuts much better than it...

I may be able to help if you need. Let me know. jbennett

:cool1: Wish my Summa was that way.

My Summa D750 cutter strip was replaceable. It had worn a groove also. The new strip really made a big difference in the smoothness of my cutting. I would recommend replacing it if possible, especially if you have ever had the blade to come into direct contact with it (vinyl misfeeds). It is...

:Welcome: from your own house :Big Laugh . Figured I had better welcome you too :Cool 2: jbennett

Hope u got a heck of a heater system, looks great! Nothing like the bartering system! jbennett

It is similar to Barbatrick, but Barbatrick has no lowercase, so I am sure that isn't it. jbennett

very cool! who are they getting to do the printing? I am wanting to get into outsourcing some similar items to some capable printer.

I can help ya out on the barbed wire. i think that we are far enough apart geographically that our markets won't cross. My email is jbennett@vallnet.com. Would love to talk sometime. I often do the headlights; however, those are from a kit that was bought with the nose. jbennett

I use SSK a lot too. I don't like fellers that much because they have a warehouse in TN and I have to pay tax at this point. MY favorite people to deal with is Phase2signsupply. www.phase2signsupply.com Joe and Chris are great!. Thanks for the kind words. jbennett

D750 is a great machine. I have cut miles and miles with mine, with no real problems. It is friction fed. I would think that $2600 for a used one might be a little high. The only way that I would consider it, is if it has hardly been used. It may be worth $2600 but I would have a hard time going...

Colin, Check out my post a few days ago. I feel exactly the same as you do. Allen and Jason at Summa have been great to help me. I am definitely glad that I have my Summa. jbennett

An update to this post. I finally had some extra time yesterday. I called summa support and was walked through several steps and finally my cutter is cutting directly again (It was a DMPL vs. HPGL problem). I can't speak for everyone, but I can tell you to be very careful when being coaxed to...