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it reminded me of the days, not long after adobe bought photoshop from aldus. (installation media was (2) 1.44 floppies) we bought STREAMLINE from adobe. it was a godsend to have it, even though every file started out looking like what garrett shows in the video

more likely to occur with client supplied dxf, where we have no idea how it became a dxf

i realize that. HOWEVER, i have seen the situation he describes. i am not experienced enough to be sure if it is primarily a bug that rears it's ugly head in vectric or a problem with one of the other sofwares used to export to dxf. i thought it was worth passing on.

garrett is a mechanical engineer with a cnc (metal working) background from time to time we wander into the area where he is like the oracle of delphi

garrett fromme from IDC woodcraft made a video that i watched a few days ago point was, when you convert a plt file (which may have only a dozen or so nodes) to dxf, the dxf may have THOUSANDS OF NODES. obviously dxf is not the ideal vehicle to import your artwork, rendering times are absurdly...

remember my favorite scene from the godfather "i intend to squeeze you, corleone" it will be a lot like that, only with a bit less class

be prepared to be shaken down...

I would start with this: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/permanently-disable-driver-signature-enforcement/f4b9d63c-7771-42e1-887a-505020447413 i haven’t ever tried parallels with windows 11 but the first th8ng I would do is be sure you have created a LOCAL “limited”: user...

Yes, mutoh next!

the is a document with all the beep coded.

Good to know. I have never used one of the Ferber adapters. All 3 of my edge’s & my gerber plotters are networked. Windows 11 driver signing has been a PITA though

From my experience, Microsoft goes way out of their way to make this difficult Be sure your user is an administrator. Disable driver signature enforcement...

Big Nate certainly has a point. you need to show you are acting in good faith, if you expect them to, but the phrase car dealers use, describing leasing is “paying for the portion of the car that you have used” (what portion of work INTENDED to be printed ON THAT PRINTER was successfully...

depends on whose ink you use my mutoh uses mylar bags

We always keep one of those cheap digital kitchen (or postal) scales, by each printer. along with a clipboard to record ink usage in ml.

https://www.stratasys.com/en/stratasysdirect/

is the clock already ticking on your 2week deadline? call stratasys (they are the giant in the industry, they invented 3d printing) i believe the stratasys complex Is in Eden prairie Minnesota. ask for a referral or a list of 3d printing bureaus near you i Am drawing a blank on the name of...

a friend always told me nothing big ever got approved between thanksgiving & new years, he said there was no one in the office to sign off on the big stuff. i always found just the opposite money to be used up before year end.

we have the same problem. foam core is fragile. the client always seems to send an idiot to pick up, who isn't capable of transporting carefully. we don't do that many & i am actually glad we don't do more hopefully there is a good answer to this question, i am watching...

G g the first time this happened i ws amazed. Ink got into connectors between bundled ribbons &on circuit boards.