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WOW!! That looks just like Matt....... OK, not really, but I bet he is mad at me now for saying that.:biggrin:

Bill, Thank you for your insite and input on your thoughs for the plotter, it has me thinking about checking the price difference for my package.

The obvious is not lost on me. My question stems for the thought of limiting yourself and your printers effectiveness in some cases. I realize that most contour cutting will be done on smaller projects, but it seems to me that if you are getting a 64" printer that a 64" plotter just makes...

Can I ask why you went with a 54" plotter when getting a 64" printer and 65" laminator? Just wondering.

I run all the nitro classes and some gas classes. I was going to be at the Vegas race with Eric, but I bought a business earlier this year so its hard to get away. Good luck and have fun in sin city.

Yes, that is the bulk of the graphics printing that I do. When I turn it on it will "park" the print head/cutter and do nothing else. It wont respond to the keypad at all. I have tried the self test/test cut and it wont do anything.

DanStriker: Just the PNC5000. Ian: It will power up but wont do anything else, not even a self test. wes13: Gee, thanks for that. The reason I was wanting to get this repaired is that I dont do very many printed graphics, mostly just cut vinyl stuff. At this point I cant justify...

Thank you for the lead, but I guess I am out of luck. I talked to Pacific Coast and they quit working on them over a year ago. I will try to get Roland to talk to me about it one more time, but I dont hold out much hope.

Dont laugh, but I have a Roland PNC5000 that I want to get repaired. Any info as to someone on the west coast that can/will work on these would be of great help. Thank you.