£300 well spent!

[TWINSET]

Look what I just made!

[Twmaster]

Mrs. Twinset is going to kill you when she sees that hole in the carpet.

To what funeral parlor should we send the flowers? []

[SteveH(2)]

You've been told before about cutting your decals out on the missus's shagpile!!

Edit: Beat me to it TW

[TWINSET]

For once, there is no (or very little) destruction involved[]

I bought meself one of these

And it makes these;

Vinyl decals/paint masks[][][]

[madbad jezza]

as fake beards go, that looks ok mate[] - all you got to do now is make a false nose and glasses [)].

[Martin71RS(2)]

Looks good Andy..... but I think you have your monitor upside down

[vinzlesgaz]

you bought a stika, thats a pretty cool machine

[SJoerD]

The monitor isn't up side down to me... The Samsung letters on the lower left corner of the screen aren't. []

Maybe you have put your montitor upside down, Martin? []

The drawing (horse?) sem to be up-side-down on the screen though... []

[Stefan(2)]

nice thing!

I feel... i feel ..

Tamiya-club-rc-bumper-stickers comming up

no serieus, a decal printer is also on my wish list,

just can't afford it yet. (bought to many resto's lol)

Stefan

[Scorchio]

Hi Andy

£300[:0] I never realised these things were so expensive! So whats the deal on consumables? (ink/paper) equaly expensive? If you dont mind me asking that is.

[TWINSET]

There's no ink, it's a cutter - imagine replacing the ink in your printer with a scalpel[]

Vinyl's not too bad, about a tenner for a 10 metre roll, and if you space everything well, that should last ages (and you get three with the cutter[])

The roll needs to be cut to 270mm, so that's the longest single mask you could do.

Software's a piece of cake too, like MS paint!

[Jozza(2)]

Not fair, I want one. I've wanted one ever since I saw it in a book on car body painting I've got. £300 is a good price, they tend to be £350+

Where did you get it from? Or is it a secret []

[Scorchio]

How embarassing [:I] I completely understand what you have now, what with having worked on one for 5 years when I left school at a sign writers DOH! Blade weight is the key to clean fast picking.

I'd say £300 was a bargin Andy. the one I used would have had trouble with small scale stuff (very angular cuts) and it was £4000 worth [:0]

but that was 20 odd years ago.