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A is the longest lasting if you're in a Sunny area... C is the easiest, most cost effective. Never done B... Not sure I ever would, but I guess technically it works. Diecutting letters and wrapping the panel uses almost double the material, depending on design - So it costs quite a bit more...

It's slow. It's not a bad machine... But I believe it's close to the end of service life, which means no parts... No consumables.... You'd be stuck after market for everything and using old stock. I believe it's eol in 2024... If it hasn't already. Aftermarket ink is better than OEM ink for...

Canva is $120 a year

The spindle is the worst design. You have a 70 lb roll on it, then you drop it on a table and the plastic just breaks... We broke so many of them when we had that model. If you had to buy a spindle everytime it'd be crazy expensive! I'm surprised Grimco said that... Maybe they're just...

Huh? You can buy just the cap.... We replaced the caps on ours many times. The spindle and caps were $1500 cad... The hubs were $200 only. Unless they stopped selling them,.which I doubt... They break so easy. Below is the part # that was on our invoice HP PT SERVICE 3" SPINDLE HUBS...

Sounds to me like you just have the pressure set higher on the second machine...the noise is the blade holder hitting the cutting strip, is it not? personally I'd turn off line patterns, cut it like you would a kiss cut but with the perf blade / condition. We get much better cuts without it...

Weird, We dont have a roland... but I tested it compared to our Epson, and from what I remember on our Seiko. With out Flatbed UV printing (Again, an 8 year old model, so not the latest) it's not even comparable. Sales rep told me we had to laminate a print on clear vinyl because it scratches...

Do you use traditionally, or VOIP for your provider? We use voip... And we can forward unanswered calls automatically to our cell phones, and it'll show up as our business name, that way we know to answer the cell phone "Professionally" instead of "hello". Of course we only set it to do it...

While I purchased a chinese flatbed that uses the same xp600 heads as this does... I don't recommend it for anyone who wants a reliable machine that just works. Its built, and feels like a consumer grade desktop printer (basically what it is) It works good, it's fun to play with...

You mainly print wall murals right? Have you compared solvents scratchability / cleaning resistance compared to the resin? Anything that doesn't get laminated goes right to our latex... Even banners now - it's way, way more durable than solvent. Id say it's more durable than UV too...

I have the printer in my 1 car garage. It can get extremely hot in there's especially when printing - it always throws a printer internals too hot warning... But never had an issue with it. Color is still bang on, panels are all perfect in consistency. Been using the machine for 2 years...

Are you using laminate designed for UV prints? UV prints are raised.... And regular laminate doesn't like it. And our hp UV ink wasn't the best on Coro... If you laminated it, it'd lift the ink off the Coro.... Most people who laminate Coro / UV prints use liquid laminate.... As flatbed...

It's common for big contracts. The first time you fill it out takes awhile Then you just copy paste all your answers into all future contracts.... 90% of it wont need to be re-written. We have a "template" For our bid packages - About a dozen different ones with photos / examples of work...

More like affinity is going to go downhill! Rather than be an illustrator clone it'll be a canva clone

If it's a graphic that stretching works on, I blow it up and email them. This is has about 15 circles of various sizes, and all the smaller ones turn into ovals... Looks weird so I didn't offer it to this person. Last time I did they they approved it then complained it looked weird when...

Just got 2 canva files today... Customer shared the design via canva so I can edit it. 2 different customers, both are for 33" x 77" Banner stands 1 is a 8.5" x 11" image they used and designed for a flyer - The other is setup 24" x 48".... Both are flattened images so you cant even move...

I'm not a designer, So I don't try to be one - It's why we have paid designers. Mr Remax employee who sells houses for a living an hour a day, also is not a designer, and should not try to design. When AI Gets good enough that you can tell it what to do, and it does it properly... it'll be...

It's not always that simple. If you accept Realtors the brokerages usually have rules. Most realtors buy 5-10 signs... Some will buy 50 signs at once. I'd say 80% of the work from a brokerage is worth it... But you can't just refuse, or set a min limit or you lose all of that brokerages...

https://easyupload.io/h9nf3r Figured I'd upload a canva file I just got. supposed to cut about 40 room names and apply them - The person saves it as 40 individual files... I went through how to export it as PDF, click this option, make sure this one isnt clicked, etc... And I get this file...

Because it's not just logos that can easily be traced. Do you do your artwork for free? We always throw an estimate out so that they know and can budget for it. A lot of times we build it into the quote because people don't like to pay an artwork fee... There's something like designing a whole...