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Seriously...you've GOT to put together cohesive sentences with a reasonable attempt at grammar and punctuation if you hope to get anything other than smart-ass replies.

CoCut Pro will do this, though I've never actually tried it.

Sorry but NO, you are not making sense here.

Hi from WA state! BTW...WTF? Not the place for these kind of replies.

At least $1000 if not more like $1500. About the best you can do on the latest version, meaning the full-meal-deal is about $2000, so the older version is worth less, but not $300 if it truly is legit.

Are you sure you can't cut from VW with the Graphtec? I'm not saying either way, but I'd think that you can generate crop marks that the Graphtec can see. You other [more expensive] option is a Summa, but they are a premium cutter. You might be able to get the lower-end SummaCut model that...

Sure looks like a wiper to me too.

Won't hurt anything...

Did you try cleaning the media at all?

PhotoZoom Pro does a really nice job!

We went S-corp the beginning of this year based on advice from our accountant and legal advice. Not sure if one way is really that much better or worse than the other, but I'd recommend one or the other simply to separate personal from business.

Here's the only one we've done so far. It's hard to tell, but that cowling was a real b%tch to wrap as it's more like a stealth fighter....lots of angles to contend with.

There was a hiccup with the last VISTA compatible version and it has now been rectified. Also, the upcoming BIG update should be ready the first part of November.

I have a Yamaha Raptor, but the font on mine is different. I have the 2006 SE (old school yellow/black) edition. What year are you looking for or do you know?

Have you considered getting profile-making equipment and training? This will be the best value for you overall. While I don't have that printer, I do use Triangle ink and have successfully made a very sellable profile at 450x360x4-pass for my SP-540V and Wasatch SoftRip. What RIP are you using?

Hello from the Pacific Northwest of the US (near Seattle).

Hello from Marysville (about 30 miles north of Seattle).

I've had mine for about 5-1/2 yrs now...bought direct from Summa in Seattle from Drew when he was still a sales guy...now he's a VP (way to go Drew). Been a great plotter, but it's all I've ever used, so can't offer a comparison.

Hi Jim from Marsyille!

Jim, with all due respect, I feel your casting an undue negative light on the V-Camm. Same class as a ColorCamm......paaleeeez! The cutter really isn't as slow as you make it out to be. It could be faster, but at what expense? As a way of comparison, my SummaCut D60 is WAY faster on paper...