Search results

And if it will cut 2pt lettering, sharks will use it for all contacts (when applied to a suitable white, legal sized piece of paper.

Can't tell you anything about 123ink, but inkjetmall do some very good third party inks. I've only used their piezography dedicated sets of black inks in a 7880.

You read that far down! All I can see is yellow letters against a black background

Worked checkout in a supermarket as a kid. Orange Juice Apple Juice Baby Juice Unsmoked Joint In one transaction.

The grease spots I thought I was referring to, come from paw prints on the laminate, from down pushing flat bubbles

So, fast furious and volatile. Couple of mid range ssd's, and chronosync (or whatever the PC equivalent) to an F450 (Ironwolf pack).

I'd be looking at someone who can tell you what kit to buy, integrate it to your rip software, and can train you/team to use it. Getting three machines in line is a few days work/training, if you want top notch results (Impala4). Not local, but same continent - Scott Martin

Warm fingers for the touch down. Nitrile gloves helf prevent grease spots.

I'm over in the Adobe camp - it'll handle pretty much any file format except.canva. For those, see Stacey's advice.

Gotta say Steeltrak. Many years ago had a client wanted just under 8x3' on DiBond, bigger than our steeltrak. Clamped down the big purple ruler, made the cuts on front face with a stanley knife, and then, how to bend and snap the off cut...? Ended up "clamping" the 12' off cut by sandwiching...

Mine brings the ACM forward by less than 1mm - the C2 cutter actually rotates very slightly clockwise (viewed from left) when starting to cut, and I think it always has done. Have you checked the bump stop at the bottom of the carriage is all the way down - I could see how it being slightly...

I print transparent on a canon aqueous, to back up display light boxes. Not super dense on my machine. Oce do a very expensive option, that they say takes a very high ink load (I've not tried it at 3x the price of regular options that work for my needs).

I've not seen this in over a decade of using a SteelTrak, and yes, something looks out of alignment. How is the depth on the regular cutting head looking? If this is also standing too far forward, then ISTR there are bolts top and bottom of the main body that may not be snug. Might be worth...

https://images.app.goo.gl/YPzzVVfMPvd4iiPB9 meets https://vectorizer.ai/ Purely for a starting point...

3A - you pay a premium, but I don't think I've had a bad product from them in over a decade (and I've occasionally bought cheap, and paid the price).

Goes tickety tockety tickety tockety... Slow down on the tick Hang up on the tock Switch out the slow Spinny 1TB stock (drive)

You're definitely Bed's, not Camb's! Grew up 30 miles from you, slightly north of Cambridge. Slightly concerned that you may confuse, or exagerate the preconceptions of the west pondians by drinking from a 568ml dimple mug.

Fake ones - HDPE. £40 - 50 for 8x4' 5mm. Most substrate suppliers can supply - tack it onto the end of your regular sheet good order. Over the years you'll go through double and then some the cost/ammount of blades to trim work out.

The absence of being able to upload a csv or similar file of products sucks (thanks spare squace). It might be worth looking at builiding a heirachy or nomenclature of your product types, basicallyu SKU's of your products. This Link isn't a bad place to start. I imagine that ColorCrest or...

TV, right pond was PAL, not NTSC; flickered, but vibrant