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All the artists I know that work with that kind of stuff mostly do NSFW type art, knocks out a few people as it's a licensed/trademarked character. Then again, I don't think I have seen Casper nor a horse wearing any pants. Typically you find an artist by checking out their portfolio and...

The G version uses gloss ink. Can use whatever media you like. Gap sensor is NOT moveable so it sucks for round labels (unless you get black mark ones). Uses pigment ink.

Epson TM-C7500 series is what I use for that kind of stuff. Prints at about 1km/hr up to 4" wide.

The school fundraising stuff always makes me nervous, lots of companies leverage kids to sell things so their schools can make a few bucks. Usually ends up being a real bad deal for all but the company doing it.

If it says DATA REMAIN, have you checked to see if the printer is in remote mode?

With textured ink, using 20cc+ isn't unheard of for even small prints. Wonder how many hours after release that their white ink circulation system is going to start failing and clogging heads. Anker, mediocre power banks, uninspired 3D printers and now UV printer... Oh, right, they are 'eufy' now.

We have a JFX200, a JFX200 EX and a JFX500, so we can do a lot of those.

Depends where they or their ingredients are made. So far, seems stable though. How long that lasts depends on vendor and sourcing for ingredients.

Holy hell, $0.43 per ml/$430 per liter for ink. If I were to hazard a guess, it's just a printer based on an XP600 head.

Looking for just UV printed roll media, or UV printing direct to object/flatbed prints? Or, UVDTF? Or maybe edible UV? Skin safe UV? Got lots of UV here. =)

Going to be a parameter likely, best bet is to contact your local dealer and hope they can set you up.

Join in on the conversations, lots of great info in here and tons of people too. =)

I work on those.

Just here for the industry stuff. I worked in auto parts for years and we kept 3 topics as forbidden: politics, religion and motor oil brand. The last one caused the most arguments.

Seems like a long way of saying monopolization of standards mean people get screwed on pricing.