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That looks like a lot of information that will come in handy. Thank you very much!!!

Thanks for your input!

Holy cow!! That's way too expensive for us.

Thanks! This is great information. Wow! That diamond finisher bit is awesome!

Thank you! I will check it out.

Thank you all for helping me out. I really like this forum. There is so much knowledge here. We did run a small part. On 1/2 of the piece we ran at 50ipm with 12,000 rpm. On the other half we ran at 100ipm with 18,000 rpm. The part with the 100ipm and 18,000 rpm came out nice and clean.

Thank you for those 2 links. They will come in very handy!!

We do have a vacuum attachment on the spindle for the cuttings. Sounds like we need to speed it up. Thanks!

We have a Laguna Swift 4' x 8' CNC router. We are new to this machine, and we have a few questions that we are hoping someone can help us with. The software we use is VCarve Pro. We are routing 1/4" clear acrylic (Plexiglass MC). We routed a program with a depth of .08" @ 18,000 rpm and 54 ipm...

Great! Thank you so much!

Can someone please tell me how to get into service mode on the Mimaki JFX200-2513? Also how to get out of service mode when I'm finished. Thanks.

Yes. That is correct.

Have you tried a hard clean, a nozzle wash, or an air purge?

I would look into your humidity. The humidity should be between 35% - 65% for this printer.

We are having a backup generator installed at our shop. I was wondering if anyone can tell me the bare minimum power required to keep the pumps recirculating the ink on the Mimaki JFX200-2513.

What we're producing is not that high end.

Thanks for your advise. We are planning on keeping the 310 for certain things we print. We are looking to add another printer with better color consistency. We will look into the Epson printers.

We have been using our HP latex 310 for several years and for the entire time have had color consistency issues when printing to canvas. Color calibrations, replacing print heads, changing ICC profiles has done nothing to aid in consistency. We are using Flexiprint Basic as our Rip. I have been...

I have a different Mimaki, so I'm not sure if these are options for you or not. Have you tried a nozzle wash? You can also do a soak on the head using the F-200/LF-200 washing fluid. I know primer and clear are stickier inks.

You're welcome. I remembered reading this thread, and I knew it had to do with repairing a sign. I did an advanced search using your name and scrolled until I found it.