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That's what I was wondering, if they're going to make them disposable/consumable like HP or make them just as durable but easier to replace. (I also haven't read the article about it so they may address those issues)

Looks interesting. Don't love the idea of stocking 11 different inks but hitting 99% of pantones would be nice. Does this make this the first user replaceable solvent printer on the market?

We let ours accumulate for 5+ years then hire a company to come dispose of it properly. Was a big ordeal, tons of paperwork, and cost us $500+ CDN to get it done.

Does Dubai painting services do a lot of work in the US? :roflmao:

This is what I was getting at, thanks for saying it so nicely.

From his profile...........: Location: Oklahoma Country United States Experience Level: Less than 1 year Work Description: Oilfield equipment manufacturer and refurbishing Plotters & Printers: Currently trying to decide what best suites us Signmaking & Graphics Software: None yet! Just sayin'...

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Ah sorry I just assumed it was a roll to roll printer for some reason. Makes perfect sense. We've also got an aging flatbed and should probably be doing what you're doing with the white.....hardly gets used these days and the nozzles can be a b*tch to get back when you need it.

That's a lot of wasted ink/media/time...........probably overkill unless you have an aging machine that isn't capping properly. Have you ever tried not doing this every day? As long as your head(s) are capping properly and have some sort of automatic routine maintenance schedule, chances are...

I'm sure I'm overthinking this, but do you guys have any pointers for installing Gemini letters w/ studs into stucco? Letters are 1" thick, 16" high so they'll have a bit of weight to them. (mockup attached) Any specific drill bits and silicone/adhesive I should try to use? Should be simple...

First picture looks like ink starvation, second and third pictures look like material contamination to me. What does your test print/nozzle check look like?

Mind sharing what kind of monitor you got? I should probably get one of these and get some more air exchangers happening in here. Pretty bad when all the printers are going.

Correct.

Damn, was worth a shot/mention!

Yep, seems the OP didn't get the "easy button" answers he was looking for and went elsewhere.

Isn't there a little dial on the right hand side of the take up? What kind of material / heat settings are you using that they can be stretched by the take up? That seems like another issue to me. The only issues we had with the take-up on our XR was that it walked like crazy and couldn't be...

You could maybe ask the BC sign association, they might know. Otherwise I'm sure workplace health & safety would be happy to inform you what the consequences are........

Potential (untested) workaround that might be worth testing.... Change Placement strategy to Print jobs individually. In general settings, change print triggering to Automatic (Automatically start printing) **Make sure to load and set up your repeats settings etc. before you check...

IS YOUR CAPS LOCK BUTTON STUCK? (Sorry, couldn't help myself...)

I don't know anything about these machines but keep seeing ads for this ....seems like a good alternative to Roland's mini printer: https://mutoh.com/product/xpertjet-c641sr-pro/ Personally I'd suggest building up the demand while outsourcing the work and see if it builds up, and if it does...