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Update: Bought a new blade holder and it fixed my issue. 13 years went by without any cutting issues other than an occasional teflon strip and blades getting dull every 6-8 months, never knew the blade holder wore out. Guess I've been lucky.

Carriage does not wobble at all, it's as stiff as a board. Forgot to mention that as that has been an issue in the past. Blade holder assembly never been replaced, still factory original. Think that could be the problem?

Did a few searches and tried all the things from the results. Nothing working so far. My circles are not closing, smaller squares don’t close and tear the material in some places. Machine is 13 years old, runs 2-3 hours a day 6 days a week. Only thing I have ever needed to replace were blades...

yes, it's just a usb dongle. I paid $1K for it in 2010 with the intent to upgrade it to v10 but never got around to it. And yes Pauly is right, you download the software from their website.

I purchased an ONYX dongle back in 2010 from someone here on the forums. To my understanding it is a 6.5 postershop or production house, I don't remember which. When I received the dongle I put it in a drawer to be used later as I was not 100% ready for it at the time and wanted to get it...

wow, ok brain fart, I didn't think to check those places, my wife has an account there. It's been a while, lol Thanks guys !!!

Saw this decal on an F-150 Facebook Group that I belong to and I want to cut it out for myself. Does anyone have this or something similar they's be willing to give? x96rock1@hotmail.com Thanks !!!

I own v10 flexi sign pro print & cut. It was an upgrade from v7. I do not want a "subscription" where I gotta pay a monthly fee. Someone PM me the price to upgrade from V10 to V12.

When I took apart the head assembly I suctioned about 5ml of ink through all 8 lines with a syringe. After I put everything back together 5 of the 8 lines cleared the bubbles in the line. My 2 black lines and 1 of the blue lines doesn't look like any suction is happening when I run the self...

What is MSA? Ive had the printer for 5 years and the only thing I have ever bought for it was material and ink. over the weekend I took the head assembly apart. Got some air in all 8 lines. After I put everything back together I ran 3 long cleanings, 5 of the 8 lines pulled ink through them...

(3) 8 hour soaks and my nozzle test for black hasn't regained 1 line at all :( on the 12h test now. So the broken up lines in the nozzle check IS the print head? or could it be dried ink somewhere else? in the lines at all ? I don't know how the technology works.

doh, double post..

Any harm in doing that method and letting it sit overnight, say 12-14 hours?

Thank you for that link

eh.... Explain head soak procedure then. I've never done one or heard of it. I've had the printer for 5yrs now and this is the first thing to ever go wrong with it.

ok, I'll take it apart and do a soak. Just put some cleaning solution in a Tupperware bowl and fully submerge it for the day then? A bit nervous taking it apart but since the machine is 5 years old I guess now is as good as any to see whats inside :P

I moved from MI to CO and during that time my printer was off for about 2 weeks. Upon setting up I ran 2 nozzle checks with poor results on all 4 colors. I then ran 2 long cleanings back to back then i ran a nozzle check 4 times and 3 of the 4 colors came out great. My black however I can't...

thanks for the contact info, I sent an email

Not as expensive as they use to be. I'll spend more money on the ceiling tiles and drop ceiling framework than I will the LED lights themselves. Here's the ones I'm looking at getting: http://www.greenledzone.com/dlc-2x2-led-panel-gl-lp0606-p/gl-lp0606.htm Only $79.20 each and free shipping...

Gino, There are 3 windows that are 4' x 4' indicated by the double line around the outside perimeter. We carried my ~150 rolls of material down through the window in a chain, 3 guys up top, one guy in the basement. In a working environment I get about 2-3 rolls a week delivered, I just carry...