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got ahold of the guy and it turns out he was going to try to pass off one of them he has that isnt converted even though he knew i wanted an ecosolvent printer. he said he would sell me the other which is converted for $6000. im kinda weary though since he seems to have tried to get me over...

yes but i dont foresee needing to cut anything over the 48" that the graphtec can take care of. after i get a printer though my next purchase down the road sometime will probably be a larger FC series graphtec.

thanks, i know they purchased both of them for their business from a sign shop that closed( that is what they said). i will see if they know anything on who did the conversion. are there many places that offer a conversion for this printer? ill definately tell them to send me a print head test...

Hey, how is everyone doing? name is Jeremy, from GA, currently stationed here in the Navy. I have a hobby/side business, I have a website and sell decals right now, mainly car related at the moment. I have a graphtec ce5000-120 and am looking at getting a printer to start doing printed decals...

or anything similar. i know the y is edited but the rest seems pretty standard Offsite pic replaced. Please observe our rules on photo posting.

you can keep the info window open which will show you the dimensions while you are drawing it. you can also use the transform tool to resize it to whatever by dragging the anchors easiest way is to define the size before you make the shape. with the shape tool selected look at the toolbar under...

you can call all the ships, if you really get a kick out of it ill give you the number to the sub i am on and you can listen to them answer like that all day lol

Static cling would work but I'm looking for some type like the more expensive companies where it is thick and not flimsy

Anyone know where to order the stuff that people use for screen protectors for like cell phones and what not?

i have like a few hundred of those sitting in my bedroom i will prob never use