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Welcome from just up the highway.

I use 91% Isopropyl alcohol. Mine is approaching a year old also and I am getting ready to order a maintenance station.

Recent wrap.

Matt does not hide in Seattle, he lives there. He and Art Unica have done installs in several states, including Hawaii and I can bet that Capital has Matt's cell phone number. (Yes, he does answer it, at almost any hour). It may be an odd thing this these days, but I'll tell you first hand that...

I like being able to print 60" and do seamless wraps, as long as I have a helper. I have not once regretted getting the 1604.

How about head hight, did the lever get moved from where you normaly print?

Is it the same ink, material and profile that you were having success with before the work was done? Also, who was the "someone", was it someone that is a trained Mutoh repair person?

I dont think I want to use his product on my skin....

Who are you dealing with there? PM me if you want, I can get you in contact with the right person.

I dont know about the PrismJet, but I use Wasatch all day with my Value Jet. Just buy the VJ from them instead of the PrismJet.

Summa!!!!!!!! Well worth the money. Had a Graphtec FC7000Mk2, good machine, BAD service! The Summa is the best plotter that I have delt with in the last 15+ years. (I've had Rolands, Graphtecs and "others"). Conor, or anyone, if you would like specifics PM me and I will share my saga.

I completely agree about the quality of the VJ1604 and the helpfulness and friendliness of Kenna.

And you came in here to bad mouth a machine that you know nothing about why? Looks good Matt, I bet your customer is thrilled.

Yes, it will. In my opinion though, buy the Summa that you are looking at.

Steph, he's looking for snow cones, those are ice cream cones. Here ya go, take a C, rotate it 90deg and place it on top of a V. Taa Daa, a snow cone.

It has the same vacuum hold-down system as the 1604.

Soooo.... What did you get?