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very good stuff.
sharp exacto blade. dont stop either. make it a fluent motion
FTFYsharp exacto blade. dont stop either. make it a fluid motion
I spin the vinyl all the time, that's why I don't really like regular light boxes, not big enough to let my vinyl spin freely.
FTFY
Stop in at any one of the dozen or so sign shops in Lawrence and ask for some scrap pieces of vinyl. Cut that design 2-3 times on the scraps and your lines will get better each time. Gives you a chance to get the hang of weeding too.
I spin the vinyl all the time, that's why I don't really like regular light boxes, not big enough to let my vinyl spin freely.
And the Oracal 651 is the best vinyl for dyeing that you can get IMHO.
You gotta con all your disc golfin' friends into thinking your gonna do something great for 'em . But also try x-outs online and the Discraft misprint package.Awesome guys. I have a feeling I'm going to fall into a deep addiction doing this. How do I get cheap/ throw away discs to practice on? What kind of local store sell the correct rit or idye poly?
I find it easier to cut curves (or really the whole thing unless it's all straight lines) with a swivel knife:
http://www.xacto.com/Product/X3241
I still find rotatiing the vinyl/contact paper is necessary on big cuts, but for smaller details, you can pull the blade in any direction, so it's easier to do a smooth line vs. jagged polygon-looking edges.