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Yes there are 3 setting, but almost all things I print are at the high however some static issues, when happening, are better at low. The part I am wondering about is the "The head went crazy and misfired in test prints and during the printing. Maybe I am asking for too much with such an...

Not sure what is happening. Were both heads replaced? I assume that the tech changed the head rank # for the new head or heads. If the ribbon cable was not put back on right then that may account for the heads going weird. Did it work ok when the tech was there? What does the...

What ink are you using? What was the media you were trying to print on? What were the issues before you had it fixed? The being dry right away is weird. Might be the profile and ink limits backed off too much. There are a few medias I can print on without heat but have found the a...

thank you... not the one I tried.

Just trying to think of what that would be in Nebraska...Hmmm... And whats a rush job, everyone here wants their stuff the next day.

WHICH MEDIA WAS IT? Sorry for shouting..

Good for you. Always enjoy seeing your new projects.

Which media was it? I used some of his double sided fabric banner for both the solvent and waterbased and thought it was interesting that it worked for both.

Bo, when I made my profiles in flexi after I set the ink limit (I did not do anything with lc lm) the next step was to print the linearization test print (5 lines). I read the test prints in flexi. After that one they gave another set of swatches (31 lines) and again read that one in flexi...

Big Fish had a 36" roll of real nice gloss photo paper that is very good for scratch resistance. Printed nice with ecosol max inks. Only issue is if they have a 30" roll to fit your printer.

I think the first click you make on a color will be the reference and the next one and there after is the sample. You could click back on reference to make a new selection to compare that one with another but mainly I think you just look at the C number on the sample side and keep moving back...

Bo, this was pasted from the link above from Bly. If you read a bit more there was a bit more info on the yellow from eye4color. I never knew I had this "Measure Tool" file as part of my I1. I still have to print another ink limit test print and try to read it and see how close my other settings...

Just read over that thread again for the umpteenth time.... but it clicked tonight. I never used the measure tool file before so I followed the steps you guys laid out but only had an old test print laying around so tried ot read that but it may have already been a reduced limit reprint. I...

I hear you on ink cost being a very low cost item in sign making. However my first set of carts were a big $$ factor and thus I tried the 3rd party route. Also needed to buy an Eyeone but between the waterbased and the solvent ink costs in those 3rd party inks, I paid for the eyeone. Now, I...

I will have to read that PDF and see if it helps me any so thanks RUBO Now what I find is when you do the rest of the test prints and read them the I1 reads the colors you print and if they are not the right color to what it thinks they should be, the I1 will make them right by adjusting how...

Hey Bo, What I am finding is that most stock profiles seem to be too heavy for ink and amost always worse in black. When I did my ink limits I tried to look at the square where you don't see much change from that one to the next. Not so much the pooling or bleed (would not want these showing...

I too think that rolling it image side in was the issue. I think any media laminated would do similar if not worse when rolled image in. You could try to heat the creases and see if they let loose so you can press them flat. It's worth a try as they are no good this way. Most times the...

Thanks Wayne, I will need to look into that as well. Does it react like contact cement where once dry you touch the two sides together or do you have to do it before it dries? Does it smell as bad as contact cement?

This is also the same for a taped hem. Rolling graphic side out keeps the hem nicer but if the banner is not wrapped with paper to be stored you risk scratching the face. If you have a tube to store them in, its not an issue.

I tend to set up a file for each standard banner size I tend to do. 3'x6' 4'x8' etc. and on that file place the grommet spots. Then I just open that file to start a layout and the grommets are there from the start. I also tend to place the grommets like this: Corner on then 2 feet and the set...