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The flip side of these b*lloxed applications, is that sometimes the customer gets a design that they are pleased with. If we can find a way to relatively rapidly unbreak the file, then we appear to be wizards, unlike that company the customer went to first, who wanted to charge a fortune to...

Selective quote, but.................................Has SI found the cure for this plague upon our houses?

Can't see anything wrong.

Just re-read OP, this is an SC400 pro-sumer photoprinter. Profile it right, then cross render to a regular production machine, and sure, it'd do the job for proofing (suitable CM SW required to do the job). Print it on Epson Premium Photo Gloss, using all the available colours in the design...

It does have a 300micron skin, and is way more pliant, but sign making DiBond is not for skinning buildings. They do a VERY different version for that. Grenfell.

I'll step back, and let the grown-ups guide you. (adhesion promoter, curing temp, mop down with alcohol mix...? Just playing a guessing game; there will be folks here who do know some answers to what sounds like a lame response from HP)

It was always a premium product, and a long long time ago, things cost less. European manufacturer, shipping to the states, fighting far east pricing. I use and sell it, because it is good, and many of my customers (can and do) buy German or Swedish cameras... Any particular reason why it has...

Have you called any of them? Most of my suppliers for DiBond have a list price, but when I speak to someone in sales, 10 sheets drops from £160/sheet for 1250x2500 to £70/sheet (at least, last month, so probably £85 this week). And then that price is there for online orders.

That said, aqueous is the wrong technolgy for this purpose. I'm in a wierd edge scenario - 90% of my clients are galleries, artists and photographers. The exterior pieces I make are usually short term, and as an addition to/for the art clients. But some of the work goes up, and five years later...

I can't get the density (display light boxes), and materials cost way more, but colour gamut and detail, I'll take the pepsi challenge. And printer cost is way lower. I don't think there is any cast vinyl available for aqueous pigment, but with a good laminate, I've had prints in direct (London)...

Really?

Measure floor to ceiling along points for the hang - sometimes the suspended ceiling drops by 5-10mm or the floor / skirting isn't straight. Assuming straight, put + laser in centre and mark with a very fine point spirit marker on tape. Mark height on far L&R of install, on tape as well, so if...

Couple of older Eizo monitors 24" & 19" (portrait). We're using an old Filemeaker solution that was designed when screens were smaller! They have the advantage of being colour managed, so don't interfere with colour perception. 28"4k screen at home for working on new solution.

Actually, for the cross cut, this might not be too complex for someone competent, who has built a cnc machine, and could be made using the guts of a rotatrim (for the cutting head and rails). Ball screw drives X, guts of a lightweight laminator with suitable motor feeds media in Y, optical...

Edit the advance distance and have a non-jank clean cut

Just tell me that the boss doesn't look at figures on screen, write them down in a notebook, add them up with a desk calculator, write them down, then type them in on a keyboard without a number pad. If they do, please keep them, because they are our boss, and ctl-c ctl-v is voodoo, witch...

Perhaps, an old plotter used purely for the drive control mechanism - I'm assuming that hpgl or similar is an open standard. Fit the drive with sufficient rubber/silicone pinch wheels... Perhaps even incorporate an optical sensor, to read a basic barcode (say a double black line to act as a cut...

If you wanted real long life blades, and supports, rotatrim sells sells spare blades, cutter heads and mounting bars. Or razor sharp Olfa cutters. But dismantling HDDs is way more fun.

An estimating engine that could be added into an existing solution would be amazing. Gets converted into, and tracked through a job, then through to an invoice. Bonus point$ for help exporting this to Sage, Xero, etc!

This has to fit into the diy equation somewhere Looks like it could help with dust. I was googling ultrasharp pizza wheels