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I agree. Most people dont understand the differences in print friendly and cut friendly.

Ive tried and failed with RT and RT2. I use the cheaper and seemily better solution of a couple drops of cheap dish soap and water.

Good find cause that sorting through the list crap aint for me.

WOW grumpy. You have to understand the reason so many responses werent warm and fuzzy. These people do this for a living. They pay bills with the sweat and hard work they do. No wthis isnt to say youre stopping that process but, it sounded by you first post, you were looking for answers without...

I didnt read the entire posting just the first. I like the fact that no matter what I need to know, want to find out about, if its about signage, its here. Somewhere, but its here. i like that the search feature works no matter how many people are logged on. You dont even have to add to the...

Helloooo from Buttscratch SC

Most cutters can take sizes from 2" to its max. Least my Graphtec and Roland does. Should say in your manual what the range in widths are.

I had the same issue Meister. Even after it came back from a new head. I replaced the Cyan cart with a fresh Zeronine manually cleaned the head and it has greatly lessened it the point of dont notice.

No, its that no one wants to pay for the berating.

SC says hi. Just dont say hi back, it may want to follwo you home.

I doubt this will help since its from X3 but from File theres the command Publish to PDF. If thats no help sorry.

Im running a PC60. The main mistake I did was with the carts. Check to see if you have the correct colors in place. It will stop if you trying to use a spot color in place of a process. If thats good and still nothing. Check the tags on the carts that let the optics of the machine know what...

Check through the lists at majorgeek.com. Everything there is checked out before presented for download. I secong the AVG stuff.

Ive been using Cibercut for a few years and love it. Is CiberPrint worth the money? DO you like it over Vworks? Sorry to jack the thread. :thread

Jim, being only about 600 or so miles south of me, you may want to look to Cammtech for service. The shipping for me in SC was $100 or so cheaper and unlike the good people at Roland told me, Cammtech did all my work for a flat rate.

Mine is on the way home after having this done. For the peace of mind, I prefered to pay the extra $175 to have it done. Plus it got a tune up, new cart holder, cleaning and 2 day shipping.

Welcome from SC

I found this crappy little $20 laser at the local RadioCrap. Really close to the knife holder dia. Ill run it on the lathe in the morning. Should I be looking at marking the laser on the crosshair reg mark or should it be offset? Ive never seen or used a bombsight so Im not even sure where they...

Hmm. #0 looks and no one has used a bomb sight for registration markers? Guess this will be a first.

Rust-Oleum clear gloss seems to have ingredient for ingredient to ClearShield and for a lot less.