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keepng the head WET is important to minimize additional damage lets not ruin the head IF IT ISN'T BAD

be VERY CAREFUL to remove all ink rom the spill it should clean up with isopropyl, remember the ink can dissolve the insulation on ribbon cables & it is electrically conductive be very careful to clean the circuit boards and fully allow to dry (flush the sockets the ribbons plug into) keep the...

i have never touched a vp540, but, the fact that it shuts down when trying to print would suggest that one of the power supply voltages is "spongy" (weak) and dropping out when you attempt to print without trying to print, can you simulate all the actions that happen during the printing cycle...

isn't that the truth!

actually , you are right, i mispoke, this is when i MOUNT on sintra or coro

lthough i am far from the most experienced in this area, i can speak to my experiience with my roland sc545-ex, as an example we always wait 24 hours because my vinyl is way too "stretchy" for want of a proper term if i laminate a 72" long panel, it will probably stretch by at least an inch...

it can however just be a "piece of s**t" stuck to the head, which dislodges after a good GENTLE cleaning if your eyesight is good enough to spot a fleck of dust covering a single pixel, my hat is off to you a good GENTLE cleaning with 91% or 99% isopropyl may surprise us

we often advise blowing out with air compressor or using a hepa vacuum to get all dust out, resoldering all the heavy/high current connections & reseating or flushing (with non lubricant) contact cleaner AND RESEATING, to try to clear out all sorts of gerber edge failures, but, truthfully the...

I SUPPOSE you have to define that your background is clear, not white or, as you say create a white layer (even if it is just the internals of your logo (the part you would "throw away" if you were cutting and weeding

all the xrites are native supported. we have several i1's

we use flexi subscription ~$50/mo advantage is you can add just about any device, printer, plotter, gerber edge (thermal printer, hybrid print cut device to your setup

if the camera is that expensive, we really should look at rebuilding/refurbishing them we did this sort of thing back in the 1970's-1980's (it was a GREAT business!) there must be someone like kent who did the roland & mutoh board repairs, or ed from inkjet performance who is familiar with...

Stuff around the outer walls is the only actual 'real' food - produce, meats, and, of course, beer. and don't forget gin "it's not just for breakfast anymore"

google. corian near me green bay wisconsin we are spoiled, i guess, our next door neighbor is a granite shop & there is one less than a mile from my largest client, where i spend much of my time it's interesting if they will let you watch ( if not, this old house has done a couple segments)

(camera hardware failure power supply problems internal interconnect cables does optiscout have a setup menu that allows more than one source?

maybe they mean something like: " and at the sentencing hearing, my client admitted he was responsible for the string of murders"

i will try to find the mutoh video where they show a bag bring printed and coming out of the mutoh fully assembled. they are allegedly NOT ASSEMBLED AFTER PRINTING I WOULD THINK you would need a jig to hold the bag stationary & print one at a time

i have a long standing joke with the owner of my biggest client, that i do this because i really ENJOY WHAT I DO, IN SPITE OF HIS BEST EFFORTS

about 10 years ago i redesigned our business cards for the computer consulting business trying to emphasize a niche area of the business that we wished we got more of laura, one of my long time favorite clients started an argument with me "THAT'S NOT WHAT YOU DO!" seemingly not realizing what...

a good friend's daughter is getting married and wants to get some gift bags printed when we were looking at the mutoh hybrid i saw a fairly lengthy video that showed all the capabilities of this series machine one of the things it showed was printing shopping bags (like you would get at macy's...