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1/4 inch? Buying several vinyl rolls may not be cost effective

Just adding more services to our repertoire. Can’t say no to anything nowadays. My church asked me to replace their sign. As you can see in the pic, print is done and face is cracked. What is the ideal materials to get this done right and long lasting? (Substrate, thickness, print, lam)

All terms were down on paper and discussed upfront. He was just trying to pull a fast one

Last paragraph is spot on, thanks for understanding. Design was more than the word “Menu” and a picture of a plate and terms were clearly discussed upfront. This was more of a case of customer trying to pull a fast one and I don’t appreciate the that. FYI, release terms are on every invoice

“ I can leave my shop for days and it will run smoothly”... said no one ever

So, most of the time clients don't like to pay design fees, they have the silly idea that "it's just a name and a phone number", "simple stuff" so sometimes I don't charge them and let them know that we own the files. I have two aneurysms today because of this nonsense. 1- Client sends me a...

well you can't call the cops because you assume they have Covid. On the other hand, subway+gas station= something not good

Send me your info

Sorry, only whats in the pic

Anyone needing this?? Just cover shipping...(beer money is appreciated but not required)

You can always disconnect the lines and do a manual flush but then again the ph will still have the old ink. I wouldn't risk manually flushing the head as the membranes are very delicate. So, would you rather spend $300 in cleaning cartridges or $1.5k in a new printhead?

Contact the ink manufacturer, they may say it's ok (remember they're in sales) but it won't hurt to flush.

50% Upfront 50% Upon completion If a "good" company, Net30 My fine print states I own the sign until it's paid in full and I can retrieve at any time without a refund after 30 days

I have no idea what u talking about lol

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That is a trial version,

Hello All, I'm in search of Finecut 9 so I can run it from the latest Illustrator version. I have a "burned" copy of FC8 but it seems to be unusable when I try the upgrade server on Mimaki's website. Can anyone point me to a vendor?

If the printer is working properly, $3.5k is not bad. Download a working demo to try out and run some jobs so it pays for itself