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we charge 800 to 1000 depending on vinyl selection or if it is printed. golf carts are a PITA....

sorry to hear that.... We also bought one of the first XC540's To date, we have replaced 2 capping stations and a few cutting strips. Thats it... Sounds like you got a lemon and the dealer should have replaced it....

^^^^^^^ what he said!

just ordered a pro4 XR640. I'll let you know how we like it

I have some stuff out there looking good after 5 years on PVC. I'd say 3 years is pretty safe.

He's an ass….

we make them all the time.

Woodgrain was created in photoshop and saved as a grayscale bitmap. It was then applied to the relief in Enroute using the bitmap function. It was machined with 1/4" and 1/8" ball end mills.

Love it!!!!

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for some reason, I cannot upload to my gallery…. here are some more pics

learned to weld today. also just built our first tree stump. I love this stuff!!!!

I think I'm gonna wait til precision board lets me down, but I'm not totally opposed to trying this type1 pvc. One thing we have not discussed is environmental impact…. care to weigh in?

Joe, Therein lies the difference. I've been carving 1" PVC foam. At $430.00 a sheet for 1", I'm probably sticking with precision board.

on the flip side, we have had great customer service and no problems with Creative Cloud for over a year. Sorry about your experience, but ours has been top notch.

www.synergysign.com we've used about 75% PVC for our signs in the past. I've never been able to get past the inherent furriness of the material. No matter how sharp our tooling is, or adjusting feeds and speeds, we can never get rid of that. Precison board on the other hand has not had that...

wow…. that surprises me… I'm a big fan of 30lb precision board, but I have not used the light weight stuff. Are you talking light weight, or don't like the 30lb either?

we have great lucking cutting hdpe with bits and guidelines meant for plexiglass.

no battle here..... I love PVC for certain applications also..... The issue is PVC has a horrendous coefficient of expansion. HDU and HDPE are much more dimensionally stable outdoors. for 90% of my applications, PVC just won't cut it.

what weight HDU are you using??? 30lb HDU outperforms PVC in every way. It also has great impact resistance.