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I had the same issue on a JV33 and it ended up being the cap station. If it were me I would replace the dampers and cap station (with oem parts). I chased it for a while including valve and a bad (new/non oem cap top).

Here is how shinerite lemon performs 11 months outside in Texas.

I used to do proofs, work etc. without a deposit and it doesn't work, especially to scale. I do nothing without a deposit and have our gatekeeper (admin) enforce it. It has not lost me any business and has actually enhanced it. The good customers understand it and have no problem. I get 50% down...

Ditto... I print crazy long runs with perfect registration.

There is money in it but you need to offer set designs. Fully customizing each one will eat you up. I am working on a "build" right now that is completely custom. The photo shoot is Tuesday (For ATV magazine). It is a PIA and I have to finish it by the AM. I am not charging for it but I...

+1, and it leads to a better class of clientele.

I totally agree, except for the UTV (Side X Side) market. They will spend whatever it takes. I have 2 on display in my showroom.

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Same machine here and I have more of a clicking than a groan but it runs flawlessly

Did you replace the caps, dampers etc with oem parts? I made the mistake of using aftermarket parts and the cap and a couple of dampers were defective.

You can't go wrong with the JV33. It is solid , simple to use, will print on just about anything, and good quality. I find The l26500 prints slightly sharper images but the JV33 images pop a little more. If you are printing lots of smaller jobs (stop and start) the JV33 will be faster. I use...

Really Nice work!

I miss me some DD coffee.... When I lived in Mass. there was a DD on every corner but not here in Dallas. Having to settle for Starbucks.

Yeah, but you will need a RIP to output to an inkjet.

I Have 2 VT600's and they are not as well built as my seal but I have one dedicated to wrap lam and am very happy with it. I prefer to output to a table rather than roll (just personal preference). For a little over 2 grand you can't go wrong . The equivalent seal will be many times that.

I use AccuRIP, outputing to Epson 4880's through Corel everyday. I have been through a few RIPs and AccuRip is one of my favorites (good balance between halftone generation and ease of use). Look at Separation Studio for process and simulated process work.

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The best there is.. I have a 20 year old D610 I bought it at the ISA in Vegas in '93. Yeah I am dating myself. The D610 was $3600 and Flexi-Pro (Windows 3.1) was $3600. Enjoy the toy..!

I use sugarsync. I sync to a NAS and use it is a local working drive in the shop. The problem with continuous cloud backup is depending on our file activity it bogs down our bandwidth. Our ISP is not the most robust though. Sugarsync is a one of the better cloud backup services along with dropbox.

Nice job, like the flow from front of the box to the cab.