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Square footage probably doesn’t mean much, your best bet would be drop count so you can actually see how much ink has went through the head

If anyone’s really struggling, I have a LOT of old rolls of release liner that could be log cut into toilet paper. Probably wouldn’t use the silicone based side though.

Countries everywhere closing down, cancelling sports events, closing schools etc on expert advice and then there’s the UK with all sports events and schools going ahead as normal as per our “expert” advice. someone’s experts are wrong and I think I’m on the wrong side of it lol

A lot of the news over here in the UK about the USA appears to be that the orange man thinks it’s just a simple flu and a lot of potential infected are being refused tests. Suppose that’s one way to make it look like your containment efforts worked, refuse to do any tests and the numbers won’t...

maybe that’s the problem, you can only see the pictures at night time

We don’t have one, but we are primarily a canon machine shop (got canon presses and a Colorado). being fully honest, there are much better flat beds for a lot cheaper prices.

Unless you live in the UK! You get billed right out of your wages! Still, if I got COVID-19 or even cancer. All the treatment I receive would be free. I fancy my odds better here lol

Good news! Just got my first “how quick can you make “x” roller banners about coronavirus?” Phone call!

If I start showing any symptoms I’m visiting anyone over the age of 50 that might have me in their will. Can’t wait for my new car!

Try your ink supplier, our Ink supplier for the mimaki gives us swabs, alcohol, cleaning fluid, the works! (might be a little more expensive but should do you until people stop washing their hands again)

As far as summas go, they appear to be tanks. I can’t imagine after you’ve bought it you’ll need a new plotter for quite some time. So it really depends if you ever plan to invest in a bigger laminator or if you do a lot of unlamimated work. personally I’d go for the 64”, for the price...

If you’re not convinced the 1650 was ready for market you should have a play with my 1640. had to restart my printer about 6 times today just because I decided to move a new job to the top of the queue and it then refused to print anything. Don’t get me wrong, with regards to print quality we...

If In doubt, assume its the head. Add the price for a head and a tech onto whatever price you have.

Yeah we have one polyprop for the aqueous and a different one for the solvent/UV. Check which one yours is compatible with.

Had to be sure! Lol. With mugs We crank the pressure pretty high and cook it at 180 Celsius for 3 minutes if I remember right. you’ll probably need a UV printer that does white I guess, or printing on aluminium might look a little faded/get colour shift.

Just to be safe here; you are buying sublimation ready items? They all need a special coating that takes the ink in. You can’t just throw any old mug in there and make it work. (Which I’m assuming is the case with the bottles, they won’t be sublimation ready). we did look at buying a small UV...

There are a few members here that sell media that can help you but yes, large format = larger prices. there are also a lot of helpful members that will do their best with any of your questions, but you do need to know what you’re talking about and at least know some jargon.. pictures help a...

Have you looked at sublimation? You might even want to start off with an A3 sublimation printer. Even something like a sawgrass sg800. Very cheap (going by your budget) but pretty simple to start making your own mugs, coasters, tumblers etc. I’m talking like £800 for a package in the uk so...

Just waiting on a million “CV patients this way ->” signs coming in lol

Pretty sure onyx has tutorials for stuff like this but this is the most basic you can get! Lol I’m still relatively new to onyx so I’m by no means an expert but I’ve found loads of helpful tools just rooting around the menus and playing about. personal favourite is the grommets tool. No more...