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Wait, a Canadian company had a sales rep allegedly named "Terrance Phillip"...? lol! (Southpark fans will get it)

Can we ask which material it is? Some of us might be able to recommend a replacement material.

Yes, we had a horrible experience with it and Epson. We changed our RIP profiles to not use the orange ink after that and have not had any problems since. Still decided to continue using their printers, but went with the MCS inks on the newer 60600 printer to guarantee the ink/prints. I have...

Get the 606000. Dual CMYK heads that'll print incredibly fast. Great color gamut, smooth solids and repeatable colors. We print a LOT of vinyl and have yet to need or use the silver ink after 3+ years of owning the 70675 printer and rarely use the white ink. A word of advice to all those out...

I think we installed it a couple years ago now and haven't had any issues. We put a test piece on the owner's truck around 5 years ago and it was still going strong when he sold the truck 6 months ago. DO NOT use a torch to install and also be careful not to scratch it!

What's wrong with some regular old IJ180c? Call your local 3M rep and ask them their recommended replacement material. There is a real nice 3M printed materials reference guide they should have given you a few copies of or can send you a link to...

Avery has a Chrome Wrap Vinyl. We've cut it for vehicle graphics before.

If you end up needing parts get a hold of me, I have a few parts machines.

Think of everything in inches, that keeps it simple; so a 35' x 10' job is 420 x 120 inches. Just move the decimal point one place over so the 420.00 inches becomes 42.00 inches and you have a 1/10 scale piece of artwork. In your RIP/printer tell it to print at 1000%. I do a lot of murals, box...

I have had some issues with our 60600 just stopping printing randomly that sound kind of similar. Everything hardware-wise here seems to be ok also, can't figure it out either, but it only happens a time or so a week.

If you've been to a demo and seen one run then you've smelled one run. We are used to multiple solvent / eco-solvent printers running here so after a couple days we've never noticed it again.

Sounds like your Edge is needing some maintenance. Unfortunately, there aren't any "local techs" out there that can come look at it and tell you what needs replaced. A lot of parts wear out over time and most of us just deal with the issues and make workarounds until it becomes a big issue...

It has been in the software for over a year, I believe I've only had it match a font correctly once. Most of the time it is WAY off. I'm surprised they don't have a font identifier on their typekit website.

Are you sure you're putting them in the right way? Sounds like your motor may be going out otherwise.

I would visit your local printer distributor and see what specials they have currently available. You might be surprised and find a brand new or demo printer for slightly more (or even less) than these printers. We've purchased demo printers for as low as $6000. We recently sold used our Mimaki...

There are only so many different thermal (foil) printers, so it should be easy enough to sort out. Still looks like an Edge2 or newer Gerber printer to me (just a close-up image). Possibly an EdgeFX?

That is a very old wrap, I remember thinking of it as "inspiration" when I started designing wraps around 13 years ago. I still like it, it is simple and gets attention. Unfortunately, everyone seems to already have a (horrible) "vision" for what they want their wrap to look like before they...

I'd reinstall it. We've gotten pretty used to reinstalling Onyx here, it seems to crap out every so often.

A couple other nice websites are: http://www.cgtextures.com https://lostandtaken.com/?s=rust&post_type=download

Sounds unrelated. The linear encoder strip or eye sensor only throw the errors for scan widths or carriage disconnects. Still, they are both easily cleaned (with rubbing alcohol) and also easily replaced by most printer operators. I believe these were around the first repairs I ever did to my...