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This^ I had one that did that exact same thing, cleaned the encoder and never had a problem again.....well that printer still fought me constantly but it fixed that one problem at least.

Welcome back Gino! Nice work too!

Maybe I've been lucky but I deal with a few and they never ask for a discount(I occasionally will discount though), always pay promptly, and never hassle me about much. The ones that I deal with though are decent sized and not hurting for money.

This all the way! I'm out in the country and I love it! Getting out of town allowed me to build a bigger shop and you don't have to deal with nearly as many walk ins which are always a waste. People tell me all the time they can't believe I get the customers that I do being out here in the...

I've tried that in 1440x720 in hopes that it would take care of the squiggly banding but it remains almost exactly the same. I too thought that would probably take care of it.

Morning bump.

I've always has some minor banding issues on some medias and it seems to be worse on some colors that others, light to medium blues being the worst. The weirdest part is how the banding looks..... If I print in 720x720 the banding is in the feed direction but is worse toward the edges of...

I'm thinking DIY on the MVT-600, the higher up models have it included which is what I would get if I were to get another one.

I think you will be well pleased with your purchase! I've had my MVT-600 for 3 years now with no problems at all. I can laminate long runs(100'+) with only 1/4" variance in tracking. I also use it to mount full 4'x8' prints regularly which it does a wonderful job with as well. I'm in a...

I would use a scotch brite to scuff it and put a couple coats of automotive urethane clear on it. I do it all the time and have not had a single complaint yet.

Anyone know this one? Looks pretty simple but I can't come up with it.

I've been looking at their Cobra 5x10 but can't seem to get a quote, not sure whats going on there, maybe they are just that busy....which is a good sign.

I've been considering the tool changer, if I remember correctly it is a upgrade that can be added on some but I could be mistaken. I'm just not sure if I want to jump in with a $40,000 machine or if I should get my feet wet and see where it goes with a $20,000 machine. One thing for sure is...

How old does one have to be in order to be considered a grown up? I occasionally have customers that come in and call me "young man" or talk to me like I'm just a kid and while I try not to let it bother me it annoys the heck out of me. I've never had someone go to my parents with a business...

Friday morning bump

Could you just conver it over to Mach3? That seems to be what most of the diy guys are running without much issue. I looked at a used one that the control software was discontinued and the way I took it the changeover on that particular machine would not be so easy so I stayed away from it...

I think by the time I do that I would have just as much invested in it, at this point I would rather just get rid of the parts as a kit for someone else to build and buy one ready to go. Also if I buy one I have someone to turn to for support which could save some headaches.

Far southern Indiana about an hour east of Evansville.

I've been casually looking for a CNC router for some time now and I think the time to buy is now, had my best year since I've been in business and I have the funds to purchase outright. I'm always looking for ways to set myself apart from my local competition and do bigger and better things...

Just talked to the customer..... As expected they say they cannot afford the additional cost for plywood or metal....They are convinced that since it is not taking a direct west wind it will hold up..... Just about ready to walk away....