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Howdy all, I have a customer that provided the following design to me asking if this would be possible. This will be a temporary construction sign. Well, I said.. Anything is possible. :banghead: When I look at this design, I see some problems. First, with the 4x8 sheet of 3/4 mdo inserted...

The first one looks like a strike while printing. The second looks like material problems, your substrate, banner, is not receiving the ink correctly. Could be from factory, your hand touched it and left body oil, or some other contamination. The banding looks like a feed problem. Perhaps...

This should be a sticky.

Mine is an sc540 also and this strip works for it. Was easy to install. Comes too long, you have to trim it down and punch holes in it to mount, but I used an awl and it worked fine. Just use the old one as a template.

I had this problem several times and cleaned it over and over. I ended up just buying a new encoder strip on line and changed it. Problem solved. They are only about $20 and you have to remove it to replace it anyway. Do yourself a favor and just change it. Heres where I got mine...

You also might want to find out if the town or city requires a engineers approval. I would be very careful with an installation like that. I am currently working on a similar project and my concern is that hardware failure would result in injury from falling sign. Nightmare!!! edit: you...

I was going to say, not true, but after looking your exactly right. For 12x18, $9 a piece no matter how many you order.

I had to do it. Got an estimate from Signs2trade and the total for 20magnets x 20 sets, 400 magnets with shipping is $3912.62 times 20% upcharge $4695?

If it was me, no. Screen printing takes up so much room and is a major pain in the ***. Unless you were doing runs of more than a hundred shirts at a time, I would get them done through another company, upcharge, and make money doing something else at the same time. If you need small run...

Best thing you could do is get a certified service tech in and do a complete tune up on the machine. They will check everything and get it running at 100%. It is usually not too expensive. I had a guy in for about two hours and he only charged me $150. He adjusted everything on the machine...

He still needs this. I thought I could do it, but no.

First off, there are two arguments here. First, TM. You do not have to register your logo/name or whatever to use "TM". That within itself protects you under common law. So, if the town makes you take it down, the name is no longer protected. Second, ®. Officially registering your...

Thank you Fred.

I know this is partly customized, but maybe theres a starting place?

This must be within Versaworks. I do all my work in Coreldraw. If it was me, I would just powerclip the jpg into the text and then set the test outline to hairline and spot color for cutcontour. Less ink, less mess. Easy peasy puddin and pie. Heres a video...

Can you post a picture of an example of what you are doing. Hard to visualize it. Im pretty good at Corel so I might know a shortcut or already have a macro to do what you are asking.

I did the same thing. Works great.

I'm a little confused. I have a palette with the cut contour already premade. I outline, while object is still selected, I right click cutcontour on palette and then set it to hairline. Done. Ive attached an image. The bright pink is the cutcontour while the other colors do other things.

Thank you Fred!! :rock-n-roll:

my what the font doesn't find anything close.