magnetic stencils

[Reza Faezi]

What size are they Cheryl? You might be able to put some magnetic in your plotter (depending on the thickness) and cut it that way, dont cut too deep, just enough to break the through to the magnetic and it should will tear along your cut lines. I suppose it will also depend on how many and what font your using

[Cheryl Smith]

Thanks Reza, but im not putting mag into my machine..no way no how.
Cheryl

[Reza Faezi]

We have done it a few times ad its been ok. However if you are looking for another company try http://www.eyreandbaxter.co.uk, they make all types of stencils, including magnetic ones 😉

[Cheryl Smith]

Thanks for the link…
I am just not comfortable with putting such heavy duty stuff through the cutter… I know what it does to stanley blades… Unless of corse this is a pretty common way of doing things??

[Reza Faezi]

We do put an old blade back in the plotter right enough

[Cheryl Smith]

I might give it a shot with an old blade..

[Harry Cleary]

Was there not a thread a while ago about how it has the potential to stress out the motor? Only saying.

[Chris Sharps]

Hi Cheryl

I have used http://www.atbrown.co.uk in the past for a customer who
wanted their logo and details on a reusable stencil.

Customer was happy with it and ordered one for a different depot
a couple of years later.

I also saw details somewhere for http://www.smart-group.co.uk but I can’t
comment on them as I have never used them.

Hope that helps

Chris

[Peter Dee]

The atbrown web link is blocked here by Malwarebytes as a potentially dangerous site

[Chris Sharps]

That’s odd Peter

I looked on their site before posting and I have just had
another look without any security issues.

Chris