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You'll be routering out the back aluminium and core, but leaving the front skin, then fold.

We have very similar device for trimming down studio background rolls. Leaves a wicked clean edge to the paper, and avoids paper cuts. Or get Robert to get your sheers really sharp.

I'd love to be able to help, but the only thing running through my mind is ‽What‽ I hope you have proper air handling in your facility!

Terrifically big shots of IPA

Not wanting to question you, but the radiant energy will be retained in the substrate whether it, or a coated material is absorbing the heat. Genuine DiBond in black is a pretty good powder coated substrate.

My father's firm got these (well, 419's) all the time by fax, and I think before that via telex!

Does Canva have Arial as an option?

I'd go for z-bars with something like Tecbond 248, assuming 12mm PVC won't be affected by the 195ºC melt point, but UBun's solution would be even more solid.

25 years of chemical exposure, and my hands are now seriously sensitized to solvents and adhesives, so black nitrile tattooist gloves for me, unless I want bleeding hands by the end of the day.

Funny that Epson is adding green inks to their production machines, when Canon have dropped green from their "fine art" aqueous machines (and also brought out a version with fluorescent inks).

Shame you're not on my side of the pond - about to skip a 3880 and a 9800. Both sat idle for too long (9800 was held onto for trade in value against... something) Love your work!

I've had problems occur when substrate was out of spec. Alternatively, do you rearrange the work space fopr differend productions - could the laminator be in a position where it is out of level?

if the table is not level, then expect not perfectly straight cuts. That said, the cutter runs on its own base board, so as long as you use it in one position, you could shim the base to compensate for the warp of the table The Helios is fitted with an integral leveling adjustment allowing the...

I was going to say it looks like an import homage to a folding Javelin cutter, but their website talks about a Minnesota factory. If they've also taken inspiration from KeenCut's customer service, then I'd certainly consider it, if I was on your side of the pond.

I've had our SteelTrak for over a decade, and just shifted it for a third time to a new site. Took les thsan an hour to rebuild, install and make true. Cuts PVC, DiBond, Kapa, acrylic, and glass; would chomp through correx. Struggles with aluminium over 1mm. I've also got a Javelin bench for...

I saw that when the video first came out. My thought was the companies who wrap fleets of vans as they leave the factory could utilise a one sided version of this to apply all the graphics - squeegie or gloved silicon finger in to all the recesses, heated, post heated, dead perfect pressure in...

I thought that external rips can access the data from Epson Edge?

Pantone buys Canva, and only licences it to their new aquisition, and their fledgling rip software

Try Inkjet Mall - not shortdated, but a good manufacturer of 3rd party ink

My feminine side says I'll take the south London franchise. Do I have to alter to get the weird front tooth?