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Thanks for watching, it's not much but it works for what we do.

@@TheSignGuy just gave you a shoutout on my live :)

@@printshoptalk Thanks! I will return the favor!

thanks!

Glad to hear it!

Thanks for watching, are you the same FireSprint on Signs101 as well?

@@TheSignGuy yep!

That is awesome! Thank you for watching!

Thank you!

@@TheSignGuy hi sir iam venkaiah chowdary from india from hyderabad. How much cost to do a business like your shop

@@venkaiahchowdary3824 I have no idea, I'm not keeping track. It's worked out for us and it's steady work.

Thank you!

No problem! Thank you!

Awesome!

Yea, I bought a few pairs years (12+) ago. I have no idea where to get more because there are no makings on them. Other then making a mold and having them produced but it's not my design so I would rather not go down that road.

Sure, I'll try to get it something up next week.

Let me try to get a video up with some tips that may help you.

Well if your asking for my .02 and my opinion I would hold off on a vinyl printer with a 5k budget. Me personally, I would invest in a smaller CNC machine and software and learn to use that with the cutter you already have. Focus on what YOU want to do but sometimes the market will steer you in another direction that you can adapt to. Let your work speak for itself,I do 0 marking and do very little local work. My opinion is that everyone has a vinyl cutter and wants to print on vinyl, that will devalue the market once there are printers in every household like cutters. I plan on doing a overview of the good and bad of owing a vinyl printer here soon. Although smaller CNC's are common they are more of a specialized market you can ask more money for over the printer. The bottom line is you can make more per sq ft with a CNC with your cutter over a printer with less consumables and running cost.

We've had them for about 7 years now back when shipping was free of fairly cheap. The manufacture of the wall racks and floor stand is from metalcraftindustries.net but depending on your location shipping may be salty. I know other suppliers sell them like fellers and harbor sales.net. I would check with your local supplier and see if they can get them to save on the freight because they are heavy...

Not sure I'm fallowing you Fred. I think you left the right comment on the wrong video. Sean

I'm retired, sorry can't help.

Cast vinyl, 751 is great but 951 is the best in my opinion. You want a vinyl that will last as long as the mdo.

The ones on the side wall? They were a set of plans we cut and made about 8-9 years ago. Real quick I did a search but could not find the plans.

good question, lots of different ways but depends on a few things.

The Blue tube holders I bought those off of ebay about 10 years ago. They are not marked so no idea who made them or where to get more. I'll see if I can find something similar and let you know with a link.

I sold it last week, sold it for $1500 that was cheap but wanted it out of my way

Thank you but I'm a 1 man show now days. Best of luck to you!

Thank you sir

Maybe a little. But there is no advantage upgrading and My Flexi is bought and paid for.

@@TheSignGuy as soon as i can upgrade my cutter, Im going with SignLab.. Sai has become to greedy : (

I agree, had a hard drive crash and the crap they told me says they are like every other money grab software developer.

@@TheSignGuy 100% : )

@@TheSignGuy i have no issues with the program. works great. been using it for a long time.