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S40680 is probably a model not sold in the US. Everything I find on it in a search seems to be in China or Hong Kong. It is probably just a region-specific model. It says it uses Ultrachrome GS3 ink, which is the same ink the S40600/60600/80600 use.

That's fairly amazing that they would require this. It's very common to have labor and materials on the same invoice. And just because there are taxable materials on the invoice doesn't make the labor taxable. But apparently this is true. So do you invoice labor separately?

They're recalling all kinds of things for listeria lately. Last I heard was cucumbers yesterday.

Don't switch it off with the power button. Leave it on all the time and let it go to sleep. It can do its scheduled maintenance then.

Construction fence banner is usually printed on mesh material and a UK website I checked uses that terminology. The mesh material can be vinyl (PVC) or polyester, possibly other materials. They do need to be hemmed. For a small banner like you illustrated you could use a banner tape to make the...

Never used B-M Command but it says it works on PVC mouldings. Typically latex is recommended for PVC shutters and siding. I have neighbors that used Krylon Fusion on lawn furniture and it seems to have lasted well but I'm not sure stores carry it any more. Probably has some banned solvent in it...

Kind of hard to get the font ID software to find anything else because of the bad perspective/warping of the picture of the t-shirt. If you're just duplicating it, vectorize it. Starting with the font can speed that up greatly.

Akizidenz-Grotesk XBold Condensed

It should be notifying you. I have an S80600 and it seems not to be on a regular interval but perhaps use-dependent.

I use Quickbooks and invoice signs with installation using the Group function, and make the items in the group invisible on the printed invoice I give to the customer. This allows charging tax on taxable items like the sign face, but no tax on the installation charge or straight reimbursements...

If I were doing this I'd have made vector shapes of the various cutouts, used the Corel Draw tool called power clipping to clip duplicates of the photo into them, and then exported those power clips to print and cut the exact same way I exported the original photo. Then everything would have had...

You should make your own thread for a font ID rather than tagging onto another one. Considering how the letters are arched only at the bottom but the cutout lines have an even arch on all three, this was a simple chamfered corner condensed athletic font with the warping and cutout lines done...

https://www.azfonts.net/fonts/neutra-display/medium-292685 https://www.myfonts.com/products/inline-carisma-395469

There are only three things that could cause problems with the slippage you are encountering, Geneva. The first should be easy to dispense with, that of the tape which holds the liner sheet to the takeup tube not holding on. If, when you finish laminating the liner is still taped to the takeup...

When you took the liner off the reel was it still taped to the tube? If so, it's not slipping on the core. As others have implied, the core is slipping on the hubs of your laminator. If you have the ability to increase the pressure of the hubs on the end of the cardboard tube, that may help...

But Geneva says the liner is slipping on the roll, not the roll slipping on the hub.

What generation of printer had "lifetime" heads? The Mimaki JV3 I started with 18 years ago required constant work with the print heads and dampers to keep them alive, and after a couple of years I was doing print head changes so much that I quit paying techs and learned how to do it myself and...

That makes no sense. If the liner is taped to the takeup reel, by definition it has to go around with the takeup reel unless it's coming untaped. We just use ordinary masking tape and it works just fine. My employee who does most of the laminating says he usually just winds the liner around the...

Yes. Cut the liner