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  1. Forgot to stop here and say hi ...

    Hello, and welcome from Seattle!

  3. Large format scanners?

    Ideal/Contex scanners. Check out our website or give me a call if you want.

  4. pleased to have found this board.

    Welcome from Seattle!

  5. Just introducing myself

    Welcome!

  6. Looking for a Large format printer

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  7. Thoughts on...Colorspan 72 UVR

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  8. Hi from Sacramento

    Welcome!

  9. new to digital print/cut and signs101

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  10. Not so new to the industry, just to signs 101

    Welcome from Washington

  11. Hi from 511 Graphix

    Welcome from Seattle, WA!

  12. Hello new member from Texas

    Welcome!

  13. Ryan here from So Cal

    Welcome!

  14. Coyote Graphics from Baltimore

    Welcome! :smile:
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    Hi from Florida...

    Nice! :smile: Welcome aboard from Seattle, WA!!!

  16. hello members

    Welcome!
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    Hello! I'm Bobbi from California Signs & Graphix

    Welcome from Seattle!:smile:

  18. upgrading hp 5000 to 5000ps?

    The .ps module is an easy way to control your color and add some capabilities to your printer. But I would recommend getting a 3rd party RIP like Wasatch or Onyx to give you full control. Your print process times will be 2-3x faster than the .ps module, will give you complete control over your...

  19. Vinyl Express Q60 = Graphtec ??what??

    They are a scaled-down version of Graphtec's FC-7000 series plotters from what I understand. I believe the major difference is the amount of force that each can cut through. The Q-series will only do 300g of force, while the FC-7000 will do 600g. I also heard that the ARMS system is optional on...

  20. upgrading hp 5000 to 5000ps?

    You need to buy the postscript module which is probably $1,500 - $2,500 depending on where you get it.
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    HP printer

    No, it's a CAD-only printer. It's meant for black/white line drawings.
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