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Keep in mind that "center on media" will actually center the print where it perceives the media to be, which is between the pinch rollers. So if you want the print centered on the media make sure the media is centered relative to the pinch rollers.

Press the "Cut Config" button then right arrow ">" twice to get to the offset.

Heck, start with a white vehicle and you don't even need any vinyl! This is crazy! http://www.jade.dti.ne.jp/~lac/var/index.html Check out the video....there's a clip of a guy "erasing" the image! *LOL*

The dampers are a combination of a fine screen filter and a small reservoir of ink. There is no valve or venting.

Hmmm, Can I get a step by step on the process for the CD logo please? I can't figure out how you are getting the graduated dot sizes. I can follow the procedure of converting to a bitmap, adding the blur, and then doing the mode change. I can make the dots bigger or smaller but I haven't...

Hmmmm.... I'll have to try that next time the heat press is up to temperature! Any suggestions on time and temp?

What Fred said! :smile:

Mike, I remember talking to you about this project. Very cool to see that you've got the end product in your hands now. What was the total quantity again on that order? I think you said something like 17,000 sheets?

Arlo, Great story to start the day! Thanks for being the kind of guy who would take an animal you don't own and have no intention of keeping to the vet. My wife is also one of those people. She once actually stopped in the pouring rain and picked up a baby racoon that was lying in the road...

Poly bag on a wire frame:

Don't give up, it can be done! You have a PM

Thanks for the laugh!:ROFLMAO:

Jim, Did you see this thread? http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=56932

Design your text in Corel and export it as an eps file. Import the eps into Cutstudio and use it to send the info to the plotter.

If you feel you're absolutely screwed if you don't get the printer going AND you are sure there is ink in the cart then try flexing the tab outward and trimming it off with a razor blade enough that when you let it go it doesn't protrude from the side of the cart. That should allow you to print...

We're close to AAG on pressure, we run Thermoflex at 90 grams on our GX24. The one thing that hasn't been mentioned is cutting speed. We typically slow the plotter down to 5 cm per sec. for thermoflex. That should help with your corner issues.

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Thanks guys but I can't take credit for the knowledge......I just copied and pasted that from Versaworks help. I knew that's what I followed when I set mine up. :peace!: You can also import the Roland Spot Color Pallette into Corel and there is a CutContour color already set up. <title>Using...

<title>Creating Cut Data</title><!-- R6-080808 Adds Illustrator CS3, and changes "dialog" to "window" R3-061130 Revises wrong descriptions R1-061013 New --><link href="style.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet"><script src="section.js" type="text/javascript"></script>Here you go! Step...

Nice portfolio Patrik!