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In my 35 years of signmaking i have been employed by (i think) 11 different companies. In the beginning i changed workplace solely based on pay, but now at 55 i consider "soft values" much more important.

I use ccvision.de. www.ccvision.de/en/index.html They are great with european and asian models, but i'm not sure about US models, since we don't have to many US cars here in Sweden Except for RAM's and F150's. Seems like every 30-something building contractor drives one! I use the annual...

This is exactly how i do it and it works every time.

This tuesday was my 35th anniversary in signmaking but i have never, as far as i know, had a decor blessed. The local church blessed their new car with my work on it. :)

I have the same experience with Onyx and Summa. Sometimes i had to add points manually to get it right.

Thanks for clearing that up for me :)

I just found an error. It says Vivaldi came 1994 But i have music instruments from late '70s with Vivaldi

I really like it! Dated or not. I'd forgotten some of them, and how popular they were "way back when". A great trip down memory lane :)

Every time i've done work where they specified 3M (or anything else), i asked if had to be the specified material. The answer has always been: "Use something similar, as long as the result is good"

What i have done in situations like this (if i understand correctly) is to tape it down face down with the original doublesided tape up, and then cut it mirrored.

Thanks. I will look into that. I haven't done a new calibration, since it cuts perfectly from winplot.

Thanks, i'll look into that. Small in this case means everything between 6 and 9 millimeters. So yes, really small :) Edit: I found the setting and it says "overcut = 0.1 mm (or 0.004")" Its the beginning of workday here in Sweden, so i will dig deeper later.

Hi. new member, first post. I have a Summa S2 140T and run it with Summa Winplot and Cutter Control. When i cut with winplot everything is as it should be: perfect results. But when i cut printed files with SCC it "overcuts". Like, for instance, when it cuts a small "i" the cut continues...