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certainly 1 degree increments would not be enough, but, .1 degree increments should be fine for almost anything

just to be clear, you are taking a circle and dividing it into 3600 equal segments, but, you need it to be more precise than that, you need to slice the circle into 36,000 segments... and you have a free program that does this? you are very lucky

change all the consumables, dampers, captop, orings (cut off 1/16" of ink line at end where it contacts each new oring) check the adjustment that verifies the head is seated squarely on the capping station is there a change, when you lower printhead to the lowest position? (this seats the head...

much more sensible to switch to a different model Juki or a Singer 300W ? i am a relative novice in this arena (never stopped me before, though)

Finally! someone who understands Bobby, (valued associate, but even more sarcastic & sure of himself than i am) always tells me that it is a pathology to plan modifications of a new piece of equipment BEFORE you use it for the first time...

it won't be the first time i cause more problems than i solve...

my only point was IN A COMMERCIAL LOCATION there may be a multitapped stepdown transformer even a skilled end user should not change tap positions on a transformer that effects multiple businesses our electricity fluctuates enough, all on it's own

they approved us right away at the new place

either will be perfectly fine this should not be a big deal, but, hp complicates a simple matter. either method is fine

and they were for profit

Rosanna Scotto's grandfather, Albert Anastasia, used the incorporated...

i have a couple that answer ABC LLC (i think it makes them sound foolish)

signs 365 turned us down, in our old location , because we didn't have signage on the outside in google street view i saw their point, (i prefer to identify clients I WANT & approach them, i never wanted walk ins we have small unobtrusive signs now, because it is next to impossible to get...

my only question would be how do you come up with a $3000 deduction without having any idea what they want printed? i used to have a car mechanic who priced that way

most used machinery i buy comes in a used, cardboard box about 4 years ago, i bought a gerber plotter, i think it came with a custom crate built around it the seller informed me that he used to do all the packing at his old company gustav stickley would have been impressed with the box this man...

thank you chris, to me that is counter-intuitive i assumed both light lit meant even more cleaner consumed

it might be needed on a truck body, isn't displaying legal name a requirement on truck doors (i believe it is in NJ, but, we get everything wrong)

victor, i believe someone like firesprint says they are "for the trade" meaning they will not compete head to head with us, for an end user's business a not for profit is exempt from certain taxes, but, is still an end user. many of my clients for the IT consulting business are "not for...

HP does this to us all the time they subscribe to the "lower the voltage in the town" theory" as opposed to allowing a row of taps to adjust for variations in voltage if you search, there are other threads on this same topic on signs101 SOME TYPE OF transformer with taps to adjust the voltage...

i certainly have a love/hate relationship with my new (to me) valuejet 1617h what a terrific printer! HOWEVER the way it goes through ink & cleaner, it would be cheaper if i got it to try cocaine in the last couple days there are 2 cleaning mode lights lit normal and long (i have to assume this...