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Wrong profile for the given media. Sounds like the ink restriction isn't adequate or heater is too low for this mat'l (but could be a combo of several things).

Although the blade depth may have some effect on the cut, it is really the downforce that controls everything. Really, no matter how far the blade is protruding, it can only cut into the vinyl based on how much force is applied to it. Unless it is too shallow, allowing the bottom of the blade...

Really? $22 is a lot of money, huh? Is this a client or a buddy? Ever consider charging the client for the font? How much you planning on getting for this banner anyway? Well, check out MyFonts.com and see if you can find a suitable replacement.

So, ChicagoGraphics, how are you using 4GB, 8GB and 16GB of RAM on your XP Pro machines..are you running 64-bit?

Wow, I didn't think that the OS would recognize that much RAM...I thought it was limited to something like 4GB or so (for XP anyway)...that's good to know!!!

It isn't an option on the SP300, I believe they mean that they got the SP300 since a viable white option doesn't yet exist for inkjet.

Sorry, can't help you out with the plotter, but can help with Corel ?'s when you have them. For pricing, see www.graphixcalc.com

Dreamstime.com is another good one.

$145 per Liter (plus about $8 shipping I think).

I've been using aftermarket bulk Triangle inks since day-one with my machine with no ill effects whatsover. This has been in place for about 20 months now. If anything was going to happen, it would have long ago. I cannot speak for other non-OEM inks, but these inks have been outstanding. I...

R U kidding? You been livin' under a rock or what? Fellers is GREAT, and I think is about the largest supplier in the nation! FYI, used to be known as Ameriban, recently changed the name to Fellers...the owner's last name.

Though not free, I have an invoice in the Excel version of my GraphixCALC XL, but there really isn't anything special about it that you can't find on the Microsoft site. http://www.graphixcalc.com/Invoice.jpg

I don't do much MDO, but when I do, I use One-Shot bulletin paints. These have excellent coverage and, if done right, produce a very nice gloss finish. I've also used Ronan Aquacote with good results too, and the good thing is this is water based so clean up is a bunch easier.

How many you talkin'? What about a punch instead of a drill?

Rich, did you read this entire thread? Several posts ago, "Speeddm" says not to get the SawTrax as they are a cheaper knockoff (though I have no personal experience to back that up).

No kidding huh? How come? What are you using to cut the softer subtrates then? Just a straightedge and knife? I was kinda wanting a better way and this looked to be it with the knife kit. Pray tell...

I found a sorta local Saftey Speedcut saw, the H4 model. However, it does not have the Knife Kit, which is partly what I'm after. I've contacted the mfg to see if it can be added, but apparently it cannot, at least affordably (about $1500 for the parts). I guess the saw is made different to...

Bottom of a nearby body of water...

I ran XP Home with Wasatch and my Roland for about a year until I switched to Pro for other security reasons. No problems that I was ever aware about, and I asked about it first. No one told me I had to go PRO and I didn't.

I spent about $3500 when I first got started...wow if that was it all it took... :-)