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bumpity bump bump. This has been a matter of some speculation here at my shop. I too, would love to get some insight.....

We've doen really cool stuff for the cheyenne mtn zoo here in colorado springs. Gaint animals wrapping buildings n such, but that sir, is sick!!!

im pretty sure you have to get the "add-on" in onyx to enable the printer. wasatch is the same way (which is the rip im using for my l25500)

I have to wonder, did their business increase since they put that up? lol

Our H700 was a demo model. It had zip ties clamping the ink lines together and all kinds of good stuff to boot. Even after replacing all the clamps I still bleed the lines each day before use. A little air is leeching into the lines and will cause partial head drop outs about 6"-12" into a...

i have an H700. How often are you bleeding the lines from the printhead (to remove air)

08 VW 4 dr. rabbit. Luvin that mk4 there hudson :)

Right, this guy did purchase the company a year ago and is not the original inventor. Ironic, for sure. But I tried not to laugh too hard, he gave to many charities and such.

not a good one. ours started cascading letters across the vinyl. it might be fixable, but we have 3 other plotters, so its a dust collector

hmmm...sounds like gremlins! lol Maybe it had something to do with your high use of yellow ink on that run. Best thing to do is keep an eye on the yellow inks especially when getting to the 'near end' mark and see if the condition persists. That, and hope someone has a more definitive answer...

we cut down rolls of vinyl with a radial arm saw. not too sure about paper though. i'd worry about it catching on fire lol. I guess you could try cutting a couple inches off if you have such a saw available and aren't worried about the waste of paper

Well said on the use of power rfulford! 'Green' is definately more style than substance in the marketplace. Although the company I work for does not advertise being 'green'. Several of our more environmentally active clients have been on tours here and have been impressed enough with what were...

lmao. I did good huh? Not even one KY name drop! oops!!!

on my jv3's i just use WD-40 once a week. The jv5 gets a pinch of lithium grease when i clean and lube the plastic gearing. Not on a regular schedule though. I don't get those y-current errors on anything but the 3's

The worst mine will ever do when a cartridge is emptied mid print is warp material from heat and cause head strikes once resumed. Fortunately that is very dependent on my material and is a rare occurance. I typically do let the inks run out because i've never had air leeched into the lines or...

You must be proud, amongst other things

ecosol is a step in the right direction. Probably not 'green', but 'greener'

Are you expecting (or experienced) the machine to pause printing when the ink hits the 'near end' so you can replace the cartridge? When printing, mine will beep to notify 'near end', but will keep printing until a new cartridge is required.

We recycle as much as possible, we got an HP L25500 latex printer (slow, but nice) and i'm trying to convince the power that be to convert our useless JV5 to eco-solvent as another step in the eco-friendly and no-lam directions. All waste from the solvent / UV printers is picked up by a...

I run a Rastek H700. Not too sure how much they differ, but your intended substrates will be a big factor. Like corex for example, doesn't adhere well on mine. Chipping when cut or scratched. I will say the color coming off of the H700 is impressive