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6mm Dibond 8x4 sheets - a real mother of a capacitor, not fun when it goes through the body. Fortunately, we're in London, so mostly damp.

When the ex took the pets, I was a somewhat gutted, but now they're only with her, I spend less time "defluffing" my clothes with sections of old selfwound adhesive. These days, it seems to be bits of beard and eyebrows that leap onto the substrate or adhesive at the last moment.

And if you do want proffing, along with ASF capacity max sheets ASF Cassette: Plain paper 250 sheets (A4-A2/ US-C, look no firther than the SC-P5000, with option built in spectro

Do you mean proofing for layout, or colour?

I was just hoping for the studded necklet... We had a rounded education. Colours and Shapes.

WdF eyes for our drytac were less than $100, with tails and diy instructions. That from Grimco or Seal (in the market for a new laminator...)

missing the neck motif (just jealous, I can't draw)

That 5" roll is gonna shrink. Cheap set of calipers, programable calculator and a sharpie, all chained to the laminator, using SolventIJ's magic formula (for the calculator, not the chaining)

Human eyes are really good at picking up shifts in neutrals, particularly light neutrals. Years ago, I spent a lot of time printing B&W negatives (large format tech pan and medium format APX25) on RA4 colour paper. A change of 1/2 a point in magenta (scale 0-160) could swing a print from pink...

Sorry, but apart from the baked beans (which were off), was the entire cullinary delight (OK, barring the lobster) not fried (pan, not deep fat, this isn't the heathens north of the border).

Not helping, but thank you. I now hate some of my customers and their jobs, just a little less.

If you're of the fruity persuasion, then Apple automator will do this in no time. Like scripting, but for dummies.

On the printer control panel - it doesn't know where it is. Assuming your PC can connect to the network.

Try setting the printer to 169.254.236.150 subnet 225.225.0.0

If it has a licence for i1Publisher, then you're on the right track, but it's a slightly steep learning curve. If it predates i1Publisher, I'd follow Grey Squirrel's advice and buy from Onyx with training and support. youtube - Expert training may be a better use of your time.

If Tuesday doesn't get you the info/training you need, might be worth dropping an email to Scott Martin to bring in some expert setup and training.

Might want to get proper tinsel

Colour management would be relatively trivial for a company such as* X-Rite, basiccolor or SwissQprint to bring in. Each media gets profiled, printer knows what is loaded, appropriate profile gets applied. Start of each job / stack / batch, test pattern is printed and checked, and either passed...

Crappy flourescent lights. Lower image is IJM538, upper IJM538 with Drytac Photosatin UV laminate. Text is 6pt.

Sure - I'll run some standard test prints in the morning.