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Which RIP are you referring to? The Graphtec FC8000 Series comes with Cutting Master and the Roland comes with Cut Studio. If you have Adobe you can use the plug ins for both and they work great.

Good luck with that one bro

I've had one in my showroom a few times now but can't keep a single one in stock! LOL. I've played with it a lot and really done some solid tests! I can't sell you one but feel free to hit me up with any questions..Good luck!

Yeah I gotta go with Jack on this one..go with the syringe and see if that makes a difference. Maybe it will, maybe it won't but it makes sense to do all you can before going through a head replacement.

Problem solved LOL

Where is he located? If he is in NJ area I have one in my showroom. Thanks

I'm not knocking the Technician here but merely asking questions when I say this but when you say "did everything" what techniques did he try? As technicians in the field, we try a lot of different things and some work better than others. I rarely see this happen on a newer machine. I only ask...

lol!!!

Print it out and let it sit for a bit before you laminate or cut it. Cutting it too soon even if it's not laminated will cause it to curl up on edges.

LOL!!! I loved that game! The smallest guns with the biggest red & blue balls that shot out! lol

http://www.visionengravers.com/ These would work

I usually go on google. Type in what I'm looking for and change the image size to large and snag them there..I've never not been able to find what I need that way.

NICE! Best of luck with it!

I'm going to go ahead and ask the question that Ken asked. Although some people don't think it makes a difference, the truth is, 3rd party inks don't make a difference to anyone until all of a sudden there's an issue. Then people will acknowledge everything else BUT that... Are you using a...

You seem surprised? I know a bunch of companies like this..usually followed up by "I got a great deal buuuuutttt"

rrrrrriiigggghhhhtt...let me guess..you got a "great deal" when you bought it..not for nothing, why are you trying to change a print head by yourself?

Price is only high when you don't have the reliable company behind you to support it. Buy a printer for a "great deal" then let me know how your support and service is..You'll eat through that discount REALLY fast when your machine is down and you can't get anyone on the phone. My opinion...

Amen brother

What problems did the vp have? I hear more technical support and service questions on the older SP models more than the VP. I hardly get any calls on the VP at all.

I may be opening up a really big can of worms here, but I just have to ask..why would you want "cheap" heads for a machine that is such a key part of your business? You can't possible tell me you are going to expect "cheap" heads to run REALLY WELL?