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We just upgraded to an Epson S60600 and are really happy with it. Inks dry very quickly despite how fast it is. If you're doing volume it might be worth checking out the S60600L with bulk ink, you pay a bit more for the printer but ink costs are lower. We've got 5k sqft printed on ours and no...

Has been slow for a while for me, thought it was maybe just BitDefender lagging while blocking all the ads and warning me this site is "unsafe". Wouldn't even load the home page earlier.

If you have other avenues/income streams, which it sounds like you do, and don't have the want/need/desire to go all in and grow the business, then set the pace that you're happy with. Bump your minimums, make your turnaround times whatever they need to be realistically and if people don't like...

Kind of a side note, but this might be the time to commit to your quoted prices. We very rarely adjust invoices after jobs are done - the quoted price is what the customer pays unless there is a major unforeseen catastrophe. I don't like getting billed anything different than what was...

Most of our customers have net 30 terms and don't abuse it. The odd bigger construction company gives themselves Net 60 or "End of next month" terms, but we let it slide. We recently revoked a long-time (not great) customer's payment terms. They would get past 60 days, then start making...

Yeah ours was good for a long time, until it wasn't. Definitely paid for itself a few times though. We got an Epson S60600, really happy with it so far. Interface and design is quite different from our old Rolands but we love it. No built in cutter (plotter or sheet cutter for that...

Hey Pauly, I haven't heard of this before, do you have more info? Thanks.

Nice! How complicated does it seem to get it wired up? Any pics/tips? I have no electrical experience but do have a good friend who's an experienced electrician. I'll be taking the printer off the stand this week and I guess scrapping it, haven't found another use for that part yet.

That's impressive, really not much given the volume.

Yeah I feel like this could be used as a lesson in PR................... regarding how not to handle criticism on a public forum. Aaaaanyways, no love lost here RapidTac. I still like you guys and your products. People are just a tad bit touchy when it comes to doing design work on spec, even...

Well that derailed quickly.

Oh the irony.................! :roflmao:

Has anyone rigged up an old stand and take up reel from a Roland? We're about to scrap our old XR-640 (anyone want any parts/boards etc?) and I'm thinking of keeping the stand/take up to possibly use with our Summa flatbed cutter... not sure of the feasibility to re-wire the take-up to run...

Sure you got that right............? Polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) 10% is a viscous solution that allows for easier sperm micromanipulation by slowing or decreasing the motility of sperm for intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI). PVP 10% has relatively more viscosity than PVP 7% and is...

Nobody asked what kind of massages you like Gino! :roflmao:

Says who?

Why bother pulling away the outer ring?

Now this is a benefit I can see with having in-house 3D printing capabilities! How did you set up the part - you have to 3D scan it? (Forgive my ignorance on the whole process)

Welcome to the party, Onyx! I'm sure the members will appreciate you being here. :thumb: