Plotters are also more cost-efficient than format printers; however, only one color of vinyl can be cut at a time, so this process is more time consuming than using a format printer.

The software for the plotter is quite easy to use, so it just makes things a little bit quicker and cuts at a high quality. If you don't have a plotter, you can cut the vinyl with a craft knife.

Even though I use the plotter, you can still do everything here with a steady hand and a scalpel or craft knife. Rob 'Megadeblow' Deluce uses vinyl often, and he doesn't own a plotter; he does ...

It was very much light in terms of weight and could easily be handled. Anyhow, the printing process in the early 90’s was conventionally done with the use of a vinyl plotter and/or screen imprinting.