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Have you done any maintenance like a head replacement? could be a voltage problem. I can not tell what direction is the feed from you pick.

What is the feed direction (left to right) (top to bottom) Can you explain the issue a bit more in detail? I see some marks on the media but with out more info... I'm lost

You could also create a droplet in image ready using Photoshop actions to take it a step further.

Did you read the manual that's on the CD rom that came with your cutter? I called tech support for a manual and they said look in the CD and there is a PDF file inside. ..... Duhhhhh ...... If you need one it's only 3mb so I could email it to you.

When you put in a new head you need to set the voltage in the maintenance menu as a set up procedure. I have not hade to do it my self but I watched the tech do it a few times. Also I know a Tech who worked on these machines and he reminded me to make sure when I go to replace the head to write...

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Huge is a interpreted differently by different people. Trailer sized 72ppi raster files you will probably be OK but your maxing out your recourses. Huge to me is a 9 color spot process art file with 30-60 layers with 12 linked DS2 files set up to separate at 180LPI. I would seriously either...

It will be fast enough for light graphic work such as vinyl cutting and small to mid sized raster work. If you ever plan on doing large vector files with 20-30 layers and linked images such as DS2 or EPS files, or large Raster processing and separations then the computer above will be inadequate.

If you have the coin then get the MAC pro. the lap top is OK but if you don't need the mobility then the tower it the way to go.

As for this Dell.. Well it's OK but I personally would never buy a Dell. If you going to get a PC then have one custom built by a local computer dealer. You will get better parts and an all around better computer for the some price.

This topic has been beat to death! I went to MAC 10 years ago because I go tired of getting infected with viruses and spy ware. and or making my PCs fort Knox in order to block them out. I also go tired of power supplies, mother boards, sound cards going out all the time. My first 233mhz G3...

I would say it depends on what way you want to take your business. If your going to be doing a lot of channel letters or interior architectural signage and you do not have a good local wholesaler for routing then get the shopbot If you do not have a good whole sale printer then get a printer...

this is from Apples web site,http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wa/RSLID?mco=14FBC7C5&nclm=CertifiedMac Refurbished MacBook Pro, 17-inch Glossy Display, 2.16GHz Intel Core Duo 17-inch glossy widescreen display (1680x1050 resolution) 1GB (single SODIMM) 667MHz DDR2...

Is your heat to hot on your fixer plate? Have you played with your Rip setting in Flexi? See attached PDF I have my interweave ON. I had to go to user define to turn it on however. Post a nozzle check. you may not have all you jets firing.

Damn for free I'll tell you! Two rolls smash the lam into the vinyl! There.. LOL :beer

I have never used the ZJX but it is a more user friendly laminator. If you got the 5k to drop then the ZJX is the way to go. If it was available 6 months ago I would have gotten that one instead. I may get it next year and use the CII for taping and mounting.

Mine is like this

Oh OK.. Yeah. Mine too

One Red roller? Mine came with two Big red Solid rubber rolls! One top one bottom and four take up and Film rolls

GraphiXtreme ... you will need to post a pick or email me a pick because I have no clue how that would work? So far so good. I just wrench down on the screws on each end at the top! Seems to work good so far.