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If lifting / adjusting the wedge doesn't do it, it could also be a broken gear on the motor that turns the "lifting rod". I had that happen recently here and saw that the gear had cracked and wasn't stuck on the drive shaft anymore allowing the blade to lift/drop at incorrect times.

Wow, a lot cheaper than we pay for 1080. I'll be talking with our rep also!

We manufacture 3D printers and do printing/prototyping. We should have our own line of filaments available soon, but working on getting all of our printer parts/products online and filling orders is a lot of work.

http://www.microcenter.com/category/4294898923/3D-Printers-and-Accessories It is the "Inland Brand" here that we like to use and has always been the most reliable filament. We do not like to use the Makerbot filament even though it is reliable; mostly for the price, but also because it is...

Right now most filaments are coming from overseas and the quality control really isn't in place yet, also "the big players" you would expect aren't even in place yet in this field; especially in the filaments arena. Just look at all of the new filament types being released and tested currently...

Do the double-strike and laminate it also. It will look good. We do it for bus shelters.

It depends a LOT on which 3d printer you own and also which type of filaments you are looking at purchasing. Are you printing PLA/ABS/etc? There is a FB group called 3D Printer DIY that may prove helpful to you: https://www.facebook.com/groups/386484504786227/ I will have our purchasing agent...

Yes, that is the option you need to select.

I would be interested! PM me with what you need to get for it. We have two here and run them every day.

Sounds like the magenta head is out of alignment. Are you getting good test prints? Was the capping station dirty over the weekend? I have had issues with a dirty head/capping station staying connected while sitting over the weekend. We always try to make Thursday or Friday the day of weekly...

Good news! After you replace that black head your prints will be perfect again! Bad news - I think that is a fatal problem I see...

This was a used truck, so I didn't have a way to get to the original drawings. ;)

John Deere Gator / Side-By-Side Wrap Template. Artwork at 100%. Verify that your vehicle is the same with a few simple measurements and then this template should get you where you need to be! ***See Fred's post below for the PDf attachment. I think I broke the forum...

The roll of 1080 brushed black we have here IS opaque?

like a brushed metallic? 1080 black brushed metallic is opaque.

yes, looks like a very small piece of lint has attached to one of the print heads.

X2 on large banners. Just completed and installed on on this Tuesday. I think we went with a thicker banner than 13oz though.

Design in illustrator if that's where you're comfortable, and if you're having trouble with the translation process I have found it is easy for beginners to set up a separate layer in illustrator for each spot color/vinyl. There is a link in a thread on here for the Gerber vinyl/foil color...

I think there are a lot of videos on the youtube on running the Edge, but otherwise you will need a good mentor or to go to training. A quick tip - if things aren't printing how they should, lie to the plotter and tell it that you're using a different type of media or foil. Good luck!

I have always heard that waxing your wraps makes them last longer. However, I have never had any experience with waxing them. What waxes can you use / not use on wraps? (A customer is asking me, and I wanted a solid answer)