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Yes, when facilities exist, to expand would make sense, however, I'm sure there are some industries that just don't exist in the US, maybe never have. As far as I know, up until Trump started this whole thing, Canada wasn't forcing tariffs on any goods coming here. I'm also pretty sure we...

Like I said, not trying to fight, just trying to understand from your point of view. I know we each have our opinions and how we interpret what we see and hear and that's fine. I don't know if it would be financially beneficial in the long run for them to go back into the US, as you mentioned...

Not trying to argue with you, but I think what he was saying about the lying is that Trump has been saying that the Canadian companies exporting to the US will be paying and not the US importer, which in some cases, some Canadian companies are eating the cost, but not all and what is happening...

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True, maybe someone else might have a better way, unfortunately I only know how to do it manually, but you only need the 1 clipping mask box, you just need to make it to size or can adjust it. I just typically use the box tool and drag it over the area to make it the correct size before I apply...

If I'm understanding correctly, you just need to make a smaller box for the clipping mask that is only the size of the area you want cropped.

I'm not sure I understand exactly what you want, are you talking about that black stroke box in the background? If not and you mean the clipping box isn't the right size, you can adjust as you want, it doesn't have to be a box either, can be any shape. If I'm wrong all around, maybe if you...

The box must be the top layer.

Yes, make a copy and then do the clipping mask on whichever.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but you'd use a clipping mask. Make a box over top of the area you want to clip and then select both, right click and choose clipping mask.

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You may have already done this, but did you make sure the feed rollers turn fine without the motor connected? A long time ago, I ended up having a feed motor issue, can't remember if it was this code, but turned out that the feed roller / grit rollers had built up a bunch of adhesive residue and...

I agree, can't eat everything, but we're trying to help our US customer's, as a large volume of our business is over there. As of right now, that's how it's working, think it's called free domicile, under Section 321 which has a de minimis, something like that, but like you said, it can change...

I think that it's more the companies that ship low value, there are certain ways of shipping that if it's low value, the tariff's don't really effect it much.

I'm sure some companies will try in some part, we plan to absorb as much as we can, but I doubt the aluminum, forestry and oil industries will and probably not the dairy, lol. I just hope that this all doesn't completely destroy the relationship between both our countries. I do believe that most...

As mentioned before, unfortunately it's the head, it looks like there was a head crash, it shouldn't be warping like that. It's never fun having to replace a head, especially that one, as it is relatively expensive. Make sure to buy OEM. It's not worth trying one of those cheap ones.

Are you referring to a nozzle test print? If so, you go function, then down to cleaning and hit enter on test print.

Have you looked under to see if it's dripping from the head? Did replacing the other dampers resolve the issue?

My best advice is to contact your local dealer, they should either have a tech or be able to point you in the right direction.

Appears as though there was a head strike based on the wave. Unfortunately you'll need a new head.