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In the winter I've see it get down to 10 percent.

Yeah I agree in the winter, static electricty is high, because the humidity is very low. get the humidity up to at least 25 - 30%, you can get a little temp/humidity gauge. from radio shack. this will help control the dust.

I think so

doesnt really matter in my opinion. Calandred lays just fine on glass. Use a good UV overlaminate

Old School, Love it

Here what i have made up and use, works well and simple design. Made from 1inch box tubing and flat plate for mounting it to the table. Bolts and washers at the top to hold the cross bar

I have a Digital Print on Oracal with 210 lam on a tervis tumber, custom baby! been in the dishwasher hundreds of times. no problems with it

Here is a picture of the design across 54" panes, im just gonna have a seem in the middle of the 3 panes that cover the full 54" window pane

3m dusted crystal

no go moved about an 1/8" on a 5' run

m y biggest fear is tracking straight at lengths of 5', 6', and 9' at 54" wide....test plot works at 2", crossing my fingers

Im north up here in Woordbridge. Yeah if im at the last friction wheel, it registers 53.5". If i go outside the last frirction wheel to the edge it says 54.5. Im removing the end pinch wheelto trick the machine of the width so the material doesnt bind up ill let you guys know my results

Its a 5100-130.

Hi all, I have a Graphtec 5100 (60"). I can load a 60" Roll, but only cut 53" max. However when if i move the last pinch roller all the way to the edge (not on the friction wheel) and use the middle as the end pinch wheel (so im only using two.) Do you guys think this will cut somthing that...

Yeah you will be ok with .80 or dibond. you could always put horizontal braces and inset a few inches top and bottom, to double prevent the sign from being bent. depends on the asstetics of the back of the sign if you want to there.

Just Placed me order for the BS Yard Sign tool. Looking foward to putting it to use in a few days. Thanks Dale!

Dale, Can i get a coupon code. I would like to purchase a BS for an upcoming project.

Alignment is key, I use the reg. marks on the front of the plotter to align the material to the machine, I like to use my finger nail the make sure the registation marks are sraight arcross the front of the machine at the cut strip.

I agree your media is slipping. Loading the material you need keep the roll tight and/or use the bar on the front the line the media up before lowing your pinch wheels

Why not By a Roll of HIW or Relf. and Cover yourself