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I trashed the last roll I had of IJ180 and 8518 the other day :)

How the heck does that work? Especially with a single bobbin?

It wasn't hard... you remove them from the inside.

We typically use something like this... https://www.displaystar.com/Large-Format-Display-Stands-s/14.htm

Would replacing the maint station solve that? I know it's time for one

Looks like it's finally starting to change.... printed 6 blocks so far, and still going. What a waste of ink/material

Yup... usually, when something like this happens, I can print a 12"x50" block of whatever color is off (CMY or K in Photoshop) a time or two and it flushes and is fine. However, I've done that 3 times now, and no change in color. Ideas?

+1... Been using it since 2008 here and it's my preferred manufacturer by far.

I always liked my Oracal.... and my Oracal Rep! Oh... and Oracal actually has a REAL warranty on their products too... in writing and everything :wink: http://www.oracal.com/knowledge/digital-warranty.asp https://www.oracal.com/knowledge/warranties.asp

+1.... took me 1 day to get my last combo kit instead of same day :thumb:

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+1 ... us too

Revenue? I'd say close to 50% on average. And yes... more partials then full wraps.

Buy the Wrap-Kit... comes with the roll of 3751RA and the 290 laminate and you save about $160+ on the combo

4 years and still original head on my 1304 :thumb:

Yea... 4Over has been good and quick, but sadly their colors don't match on all the art submitted. We had used another company previously, and the colors of a particular customers cards came out exactly as we wanted them. Started using 4Over to do that customers cards, and the blues are...

You get used to it.... also, be sure and try 3751RA

Old pics... but you will get the idea. I built these as 2.5'x8' rolling tables. Bolted 2 together side by side to get a 5'x8' work table. You can add more to get more length as well. This give quite a bit of flexibility, and you can roll them individually through a standard door (if you...

Take a look here as well - http://www.sewingmachinesplus.com/walking-foot-sewing-machines.php And these are supposedly decent for the $ too: http://www.tuffsew.com/straight-stitch-industrial-walking-foot-sewing-machine

You can always get it to stick in the channels, at least long enough to go out the door of the shop :Big Laugh