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need to know what software you are using to help you, you should check your softwares web site, //chopper

if you like flexi, it would be a easy transition to use there print and cut software, and you can always use an oem rip, or the flexi rip, I use sign lab and I fid it easy to use, I rarely need to use photoshop, or other programs, my signlab can do almost everything that I would need to use the...

that is a pigment or dye based ink machine, it would be ok for indoor posters or photographs but wouldnt be much good for out door signage unless it is short term, so it depends on if your work will be out side or not//chopper

on those I think it takes a bayloc, or a serial cable, on the plotter end and a db9 on the puter side, if you show some pics of the plotter cable connections that may help, or some one here with the same cutter could point you in the right direction, good luck. and welcome to signs 101 !!//chopper

I think they look good but I also think just a few less leaves would be better, just my opion//chopper

Gebo, I buy all my supplies local if I can, I like to keep supporting my community if at all possible, and I have found for the most part the prices are fairly close to one another, and when I need supplies they are only 9 miles away//chopper

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I would jump on that for 1250.00 when a friend of mine lost a key to flexi they would replace it said he had to buy a whole new program!! 3500.00 //chopper

I have that, I will send it if you like//chopper

press menu,( up arrow to print cut adj) right arrow to test print (up arrow) to auto press enter this will do an alignment for the optical eye to the crop marks you will need to have media loaded to do this //chopper

I here ya Dale I was thinking the same thing kinda hard to print on the adhesive side...//chopper

the only printing that I have done on clear is I just use laminate and printed on it.. oracal 290, and 210, and then I laminated the laminate, worked great, I think this product is 2.5 mils maybe 3 mils thick so with 2 layers it would be 5 to 6 mils thick, I use my laminator to mount prints all...

I use signlab for cutting, printing, ripping works great I like it better than versaworks its easier to use and the profiles that I use work great, //chopper

with the roland that I use, what I have done is after setting the print back into the machine for cutting process (after lamination) I do a test cut on a spot of the material that will be discarded to make sure that the setting is correct which tends to be about 120 grams of force, and as the...

I use a cannon digital rebel I think it is a 10 mega pixal works fantastic for going directly from shoot to print.. //chopper

by hand is the only way it looks right in my opinion I have tried the eye candy and the photo shop effects, but I always seem to end up just applying it my self, here is an example of one that I have done, it was printed on reflective and really looked cool, I left off the phone number which...

what rip are you using?? if it is versa works you should be able to down load them from the roland web site, or from which ever rip you are using should have down loadable profiles on their web sites...//chopper

kinda sad when churches have to advertise to get your xmas dollar along with wall mart and cheat you out of your profit along the way...hey wasn't wall mart in the sign biz too?? go there to get you cheap banners!! //chopper

do you have the laminate webbed correctly? the laminators that I have used do not go directly from the roll of laminate to the application rollers, they have a smoothing roller or rod on them before the application rollers, I dont know if your's has this or not but this is how mine is webbed...

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