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We are looking to get into rolled label. We are pretty set on our printer model (afinia). We can buy blank pre-cut label from the printer distributor but I'm looking for other suppliers to make price comparaison. I've search online and found only durafast, onlinelabels (located in usa). I've...

I'm looking for different options of optically clear film. I want to create my own pattern and frosted film when I will get my printer with white ink (probably the next generation of latex). Right now, I'm using general formula 255. The problem is the clear part is not really optically clear...

I just saw this in my facebook feed. It could be a great tool for marking small object. It could be a great gadget like the shaper tools. But for the price, compared of what other manufacturer charge for similar product, it seems too good to be true. Here is the link: http://kck.st/2JXQUFe

I'm the one that mentioned the stacked milk crates with the bottom cut. But that make one buggy for material and another one for the tools. I want to figure a solution for a all-in-one setup.

I like the idea, but we mostly carry 60in long box and our tool bag is very heavy. But it give me a good idea to maybe custom built something.

I'm looking for suggestions for a buggy or trolley to carry my tools and material when I go to install site. I mostly do job in offices and stores. We often have to carry our stuff up-stairs. Right now, I have a tool bags with wheels that I can put small boxes over it and a trolley to carry...

We do mostly backlit, murals, windows and small decals. So in my case, the printer is perfect. But I'm waiting for the HP to see what they will offer.

I'm also waiting for the new HP to change my printer. Right now, the mimaki ucjv is my first contender.

we use drytac material and laminate for our dry erase stuff. We've tried alsmot all manufacturers and in the long run, Drytac was the best. And you can buy 75ft roll.

I have a gerber edge II and hate to use this thing. So fu%*$ expensive to run and too much time to setup the file. I'm in the process to buy a machine to print rolled label. They are not very expensive, but when you start talking white, you almost double the price. The basic setup I've found...

Thanks for the info. I see often on the road that post seems just stick directly in asphalt or concrete. I was wondring how they to that.

What is the ''standard'' way to install a metal u-post in concrete or asphalt? I have a post driver for soft ground, but there is no way it would work in concrete or asphalt. How should I proceed or what tool I need? Thanks.

Oh! I completely understand it take more time. Gino give me a quote for the job and my normal guy was 2.5 times more expensive.

sorry for the :thread but is there a process or a printer that would ''garantee'' the print would look good on coro for around 10 years? We are working on an architectural product that is printed on coro or have to be on something lightweight like that and need to last around 10 years outdoor.

I outsource all my 3D signs to a shop near me since I don't have a CNC and paint shop. Never got a problem with pricing. I always been able to add a markup and be competitive. I've got a request for a sign made of 1.5in HDU with a wood looking carving (like a 2.5D I guess). The overall size...

indeed. It's the same printer as the UCJV series without the cutter. I was really hopping for a new product.

Thanks for all the details. I've staked up my consumable to last until next spring. Mimaki will announce new machine on november 4 and I'm hoping HP will come up with their new model before next spring. The new epson with the resign ink is interesting, but there is no white ink.

Very interesting. Any white ink option?

It would be a great machine, but the price point is not the same. Also, I would prefer to have a separate true flatbed and a roll-to-roll if I go that route. The colorado is interesting but I need white ink. Almost 40% of our job will use white ink if not even more. Printing directly on...

Oh! and I'm open to other printer suggestions if you have some.