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The screw being stripped could sure be an issue if the sensor is not firmly mounted. The sensor is just as important as the strip. I have had the sensor turn just enough to rub the strip and damage it. Good luck.

These machines go to different locations and print/cut machines are perfect. The work we do need no laminate or have the room for additional equipment. I would like feedback on other print/cut machines.

I need few new print/cut printers, for our line of work, so the Epson printers are out. What would be the next best thing to the Epson with print/cut? We have 6 older Rolands now, but want more feedback. Any advice?

I have been in this business for 30 years, yes every job has its own requirements. The alcohol has been our best friend on this type of issue, big and small. Yes the heat gun is a big help, I was just trying to put in my 2. If you guys have a better idea, by all means get after it.

91% Isopropyl rubbing Alcohol from Walmart to remove adhesive after removal of vinyl. Cheap and fast.

Outsource and make $ on other jobs at the same time. You could have these in your hands in 3 days and not worry about it.

We have used every brand type etc. & every method possible spacing per the manufacturers recommended spacing. We came up with a very simple method, keep with the 12” on centers for almost any and all cabinets using any of the batwing lens type modules. It’s always bright and even, no hotspots...

Talk to an attorney and get this resolved.

The print head is to close to the print material, basically, and is swiping the material that is raised. Try to manually raise your print heads and not to much heat on the print table itself. Good luck!

Unless you can manufacture a “stretch frame” or know enough to be able to engineer a good way to to stretch it on the current cabinet, poly is just to easy for this size of face. Follow all the above advise, charge enough and then pat yourself on the back for asking great questions like this.

I can help you too if needed.

Soak it with water and then it peels away like butter!!

Cut with a circular saw, we do it all day long!

Thank you for this post. Thanks to sites and post like this, keeps all buyers focused on products that we should stay clear of. It’s one thing to have an issue with some equipment, but it’s another for terrible service. :eek:

Great idea for this project!!

I am in the market for a printer also, but it sounds like your pricing is high compared to others. I know pricing is all relative, but I'm listening.

Do Do you have a reply to his post?

Thank you for posting with a positive outcome. Most that have a problem and ask for answers, never return to confirm what kind of solution they had.

Anyone can find a “cheaper” price if you look long enough. Don’t burn a bridge, be nice and professional if they do decide to go elsewhere. 95% of customers of mine that decide to use someone else because of price, always come back.

Bye-Bye Roland, and I was just about to buy 6 printers. That was close. THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!