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I just tried this on the file that was giving us the issue and it worked! touch wood it'll keep working. i owe you a beer mate, many thanks

i ran a roland for a few years with no problems either, maybe firmware upgrade isn't the go, but i wouldnt rule it out yet. A question about the files that you're trying to re-print, are you re-importing the files to versa-works, or using the old files that are already within the RIP? Also...

Thanks, but both of what you mention are my default for cut paths

could there be a firmware update? And if so, you could download to to flash drive and install it that way?

i may not have explained it well, I'm good with illustrator so of course i would never outline a stroke to be used as a cut path, i was just explaining what Summa had asked me to do; of course the first thing i said was that if a stroke is outlined that it creates two paths but this step they...

ive had this problem before, it was a hit & miss for recovering the heads though. I'd try a nozzle wash first then soaking the heads, pretty standard procedure.. when it was as bad as yours looks it was usually time for new heads though:/ also check that the heads are 100% aligned with the...

Hi all, first time post, long time fan. So I'm currently using a Summa T160, regular cut jobs are done through Winplot and print/cut jobs are through Cutter Control (using the barcode feature). The printing is done through a HP L26500 with Ergosoft PosterPrint RIP software. I use adobe software...

this is one that i've found things i could actually use, though not often http://all-free-download.com/free-vector/ Their stuff isn't all crap, but most definitely is. For the cost of a shutterstock download for hi quality stuff (which is around $10/ download?), even after mark-up, is that not...

it's surprising that they didn't tell you, but definitely grab the credit. We've had similar situations here, they had 'explanations' as to why they didn't let us know, and we had to chase them for cost of the piece, so we just went somewhere else after that. Easy

+1 hahaha

great work, looks fantastic!

we had similar problems at one point, but only with certain bitmap images.. same image type (usually jpg or tif) but not in every instance. luckily for us the jobs were for signage to be viewed at a distance so never caused problem enough to look in to. Sorry if this isn't much help to your...

+1, perfect explanation

That's fine Man, for that kind of job by yourself I would say that's fine, especially with your experience level. Like you say, focus on finish and over time you'll speed up for sure; customers (most) are more concerned with a good finish than the difference of a day or so in installation time...

i hope this works Hey man, I had a similar issue when i was still using a Mimaki printer & plotter combo; i found that it was to do with how much blade i had showing. I found that i had the blade too far out, i had wound it out further than normal as i was pounce cutting through some thick...