Vinyl Cutter? opinions...

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Vinyl plotters are like everything else, you get what you pay for. I have a cousin who used to run a sign shop in Minot that will attest to this. Not saying buy the most expensive, but I think a decent one will still run you about $650 give/take.....now if you can find a vinyl printer/plotter combo, you might be able to rake in money faster. Just a thought.

RidinRails

i think its a good idea...but if you do it...make sure you get good vinyl....i had bryce make me some...and after a year....they were all cracked....just make sure you get high quality stuff....if you know people that are into racing mods, mod 4s, enduro, ect...you could make alot of money...because every year they all get new stickers.......if you have competitve prices...you could make alot of money.

Joel

You wanna go in on the funding with me? lol

RidinRails

sure if you buy my civic:)

SPANISH-RICE

....do I Smell Some Official Fargostreet.com Stickers? My Dad Knows Alot Of People Who Have Race Cars That Need Vinyl Joel. I Could I Recomend You, I Dont Know How Many Would Do It But Im Just Saying He Knows Some Poeple.

RidinRails

I know alot of people that race street stock, and sprint cars also.

JN607

In school here, I have actually designed and cut several Vinyl stickers for my mailbox and my classroom. If you all are willing to pay a small fee, I could cut some for yall. (Sorry to whore.)

KA-T_240

i think bookem spends quite a bit of time around the dirt track racers

Afsil80

I'd rock a FargoStreet.com sticker.

These are the ones I had made for my site. And Joel, I'm needing to redesign them, and I'll be looking for someone to print them off. If you get this plotter, I'll come to you for them. I usually print off a batch of about 100 each time.

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Bookem

97jeep wrote:
i think bookem spends quite a bit of time around the dirt track racers

Yeah been around that stuff since I was born but kinda getting away from that, it's getting way too expensive for me and I don't even drive.

Bryce

I make vinyl pretty often for my father, he is a installer. Joel if I were you I would skip a cutter and buy a vinyl printer. Then you don't have to worry about having 100 colors of vinyl. Or the mess that comes with layering colors.

Jon is right you really need to buy quaitly vinyl, and I learned that the hard way. Cheap vinyl gets hard and breaks after a while. I got some great stuff these days!

Really though it's going to very hard to make $5,000 bucks worth of vinyl inorder topay off your cutter/materials/computer programs..