[Cre8tivi tee]

Hi everyone,

I have to ask this question, as I wonder if there is anyone else out there, wondering the same thing.

I went to a T-shirt trade show in birmingham last March and saw a demostration of the Signlab Oobling Pro software and was wondering has anybody brought it, used it and would recommend buying it?

I use Roland R-wear (out grown it now), but saw in the demo for Oobling, that it could use various size stones (in the same design) and vinyl layers which then could be sent to the Cutter in layers to produce the Transfer.

I am always told about the other Rhinestone software, but most of them cannot do varied stones, never mind any vinyl cutting.

There has to be somebody who uses Oobling out there, who can give an opinion on the software or know of a rhinestone software which can produce variable size stones designs?

Thanks for reading.

 

[signrik]

Being new to the t-shirt bizz I would love to understand what "oobling" is all about is the a simple description somewere I can read the one page I read was made by the owners and my eyes glazed over with all the self promotion "we are the best" and "no one comes near us" type bumf it would be nice to know the full deal it might be great but that sort of sales does the opposite to me of what it is intended

 

[nspe]

Oobling has not actually been released as a final "retail" product yet. I'm planning to buy a copy and from what I've been told by the sales folks at CADLink, I'd likely be the first ever. CADLink has been building OEM-type software for rhinestones, so Oobling is basically their retail version of what they've been building other software around... IDesignR and BlingIt, for example.

 

[Stitch-Up]

R-Wear can cut for any sized rhinestone.