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Dealers are shown this when they attend the training. It's really very impressive

Not only check to see if they are clean but check to see if they are loose at all. I'd also give your dealer a shout and tell him what's going on. Are you under warranty?

I have had a lot of success with the Graphtec ARMS tools. I have a machine in my facility in NJ. Actually, I have just about every model on my showroom now. If you are still having trouble. You can PM me and I'll give you my contact information and we can talk Monday and get this resolved. Good luck

CHEAPER:Comparative form of cheap: more cheap. CHEAP: 1. Low and/or reduced in price. 2. Of poor quality. 3. Of little worth. 4. (slang, of an action or tactic in a game of skill) unfairly powerful. No matter which machine you buy..You might want to think about why a certain machine...

Gotta agree with Art Girl...I'd def sub that out

Not sure how similar Corel is in respect to Adobe but there should also be a "reflect" tool you can use..If this or none of the ideas mentioned above work, turn your monitor around LOL

wow...that's so unlike them

To answer your question, there are quite a few vinyls out there that can be run through an Epson printer. Same goes for Canon, but over time I have found the Epson to be far more superior. The durability is now where near what you could achieve on a Roland but IJ Technologies and Eleven Ten...

There's no harm at all in keeping your Versaworks up to date. No harm at all..

Very cool. You should consider looking into partnering up with a company to market it for you. VERY innovative

HAHAHAHA That's awesome advice!

gotta agree with everyone above..Been selling the Graphtec for a while now and that's one thing I NEVER hear is that they aren't accurate..email me if u have questions or want a demo

Have you tried to contact your dealer? This sounds like it may be the beginning of something more serious..If you're not under warranty, hit up ballgame on here. He's a service tech. You can pay him to come fix it

yup..finally one post is all it takes for the right answer AHAHAH

$6000 for a used machine wouldn't be that bad at all as long as you take the necessary steps to make sure you aren't just inheriting other people's headaches.

"I never thought a plotter could be so cheap" Since when did the word CHEAP translate to something associated with the word "reliability"..unreal... "There is scarcely anything in the world that some man cannot make a little worse, and sell a little more cheaply. The person who buys on price...

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$6000 for an SP300? WOW..I assume you mean used..either that or dealers have gotten pathetically desperate. I have a sold combination packages of an Epson 24" Printer & Gx-24 to customers who can't quite afford to jump into a VersaCAMM. Allows them to still take on some digital work and not...

Not to mention adding on ventilation. Some say if you START with Solvent and then switch you may wish you hadn't at times..such as the post above..but to go through all that for the SP-540V is a bit much

I would have to think not. I'm sure it would involve a lot more than just changing the ink. I would contact Roland directly on this one