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thats what i thought, but i know you can get some material that does that kinda thing...

we clean the heads whilst the machine is on....it beeps at you and you get i think 30 mins. was taught this way, its all just pressing the buttons and reading the screen as it tells you what you need to do, would never ever do it with the power turned off! to much risk for things like you have...

nice......... on the seat what is that? sewn? or a graphic?

happy birthday!! have a great day! :toasting:

the flushing pads rest in the capping stations...... the pads can get worn and clogged and will sometimes swell up. also you may have some dried or thick ink in one of your lines, i would recommend disconnecting them(the lines from the capping stations to your pump that leads to the ink waste...

were going to be replacing all 4 capping stations on our roland next week. we have been getting pooling around the magenta for a short while now, have tried a number of things to elimante the problem. the tech says you should replace capping stations about once a year. 90 percent of the time it...

yeah, your black looks kinda bad as gino pointed out.......looks like you have some issues with those heads!!

enjoy tim!! thats great!...man, haven't had a vacation in 5 years.........................

we get alot of our edge stuff from tubelite.....

don't have any sorry, but....did you try tubelite?

you need to do a test print to see if all your nozzles are firing correctly for starters. if its not been used for a month or two then you may have some issues.

nice!!!..................walker.....texas ranger.......lol.................

yep...i actually downloaded that one you mentioned phototec and seems to do the job...thanks!!

we did something simular in may...flat alucore, and we added a thick frame around it which then stood off the wall with brackets about an inch or so.. nice job colorado...very nice.

were running anywhere between 38c - 42c depending on what were putting through(print) and approx 42c dryer.

with each different brand of material/manufacturer, you should print off a color chart. that way you will be able to see the differences in color etc for each material you will use.

remember though....glossy material will always be more or less griany to a degree. sometimes you can find a profile and set the settings up and heat etc so its less grainy, others times you gotta try and try with test prints to see what works and what doesn't........its all a learning curve...

welcome suzie......sounds like you'll fit right in on here!!

thanks guys....... never heard of rapidshare or megaupload....

ah ok, sounds like a plan....thanks