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Kipling's "If" has always been a wonderful poem... (but I've never heard of it referred to for tennis...?)

I know only what I was told... and it seems like yes, they didn't check the sensor - but it's hard to get to. I had to wet a handkerchied with isopropyl alcohol, and pass it underneath back and forth a few times, and that did the trick. The sensor was not where I thought it was. Only after I...

It would be... but my story is we bought it cheaply as the previous owner could not get the crop mark detection to work. Mimaki techs came out, replaced a lot of it and it still failed. They then got a print-and-cut machine, and did not need this or their old JV33. As a plotter, used with...

I have one- but never perf cut with it- just ordinary plotting. Lovely machine. Of course you need Finecut software with it or it won't work - make sure you get that.

That made ALL the difference!. I'd downloaded an offline installer for the net3.5, and it failed to work. After following the link there about how to get the net 3.5 installer from the Win10 setup iso, via a batch file, it was so quick it was amazing. Then I had to find the original broken FC...

thanks a lot. I appreciate that.

Update, for the record: I downloaded the Finecut 9.3 update, ran it, and it found Corel 2019, installed the FC tools in it, but then it wants the serial number. (Serials are a new feature for Finecut 9.) The offline serial generator works if you have an old Finecut cd, BUT... when I ran it, it...

Built to last... and they do. But you need an older 32-bit PC with an LPT. Drivers are simple- and work straight from Corel Draw - any version since version 7.5.

I've been using out-of-date genuine inks for some years - up to 3, and in some cases close to 4 years out of date, with zero ink problems. The console just gives you a message asking you to 'OK' the use of past date inks, and you click to confirm, and onward it goes. Occasionally it6 will warn...

I can't stand Edge, let alone Win 10. W7 way way better.

Thanks for the news - are you in USA, UK, Europe, or where?

Keep experimenting. The laser vapourises cast acrylic. Extruded, I do not bother with except for non-laser use, where I need a floppier product. Too much heat is asking for trouble. Too much power is the same. You need just enough to go through with not much extra. The air assist will help put...

You need to figure out if they ARE being deliberately cheap, and if they seriously expect a Mercedes paint job for the cost of a Volkswagon?

Just use the original Signblazer CD that your boss still has. You only said the computer broke, not the CDs as well... Signblazer was once considered pretty cutting-edge technology!

I'd love to say yes, but at the moment can't even find half that much...

why not 2-pack urethane paint, instead of powdercoat?

WOW! It works! At last - after 2 years of owning this beast! I thought the sensor must have been near the LED, but after buying the service manual, I saw the sensor was actually right at the BACK of the carriage head. Being only 2.5mm gap, doing anything was hard, in the cleaning department...

Thanks, Andy, I'll go and recheck, but as far as I know it was exactly that which you had. 10mm long, about 0.5mm thick, type 1, four of them, 5" from the leading edge, 3" from the nearest side, Myron, thanks, I did get a service manual, and i see the sensor if much further back than I...

P.S. what did you pay for all that? I could have sold you the lot, off one machine, as we have two L25500s here! And 6 or 7 new heads, and 10 or 14 ink cartridges, unopened. But yes, in the service manual is the steps for geting the HD to be happy. I don;t have the manual on this PC. I may...

Phew... what a mess! I made the mistake some time ago buying a latex printer in which the seller has removed all 'expendable items' is all ink cartridges, heads, waste bucket, head cleaning tray, etc. and despite me buying new ones, it simply would not handle the fact they'd been taken out all...