Here it is... the "blooper reel" for the video I posted yesterday. While most of it is mild, there's a big shocker at the end.
I hope you enjoy it!
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lol I love the MP reference and use of "FAIL".
ReplyDeleteI've had that same surprize ending so often I now keep a cart in my E so I can hit the "load paper" button after the cut finishes. That way I can check the cuts, and if it didn't work, I hit "return to design" on the Gypsy and then (after adjusting the pressure and blade depth) hit cut again.