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Would be $168 here, so you are right in our ballpark.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002ZG7JV0/ref=xs_gb_A3HPQ0QWLOF5SF?_encoding=UTF8&pfRdReplace=1 ;-)

After the low ink beeper fires I pop open each cart the observe the remaining ink. As a general rule I find about a tablespoon is left, most pillowed up at the rear of the cartridge. (I tore one open initially to see how the little ink out tab works). If you squish it towards the front you can...

Yes, I find 210 virtually impossible, so then I try to pull the backer off with one hand and one side of the BS lifts and creates a 6" wide bubble or even worse, 1,000,000,000 1/16 inch ones.

Man I wish I could get mine to work like that. What brand of vinyl are you using? Everytime I try that exact method I have to push so hard (with 2 hands even) and it stretches the vinyl.

Received a sample roll of this material. I like the feel of the materaial, but printing quality has been horrendous. I've tried about all my profiles for other media with no luck at all. Anyone print this with a 1304 / Wasatch combo with decent results? If so, what is your secret formula??

Snagged a new Canon DSLR with a bunch of lenses recently and would like to display the photos (in hi-res) for my Friends/family to see. Are any of your fellas amateur photogs and if so, which site do you like the best to display your images for others? I drop them to Facebook (ugh, I *hate*...

Hand up here. Be there for a week for a *well* earned vacation after the show. Taking any suggestions on places to visit in FL. I think we are just gonna get a car and drive towards the Keys stopping along the way. Hell, we might even find the World's Largest Ball of Mud along the way!

Wasatch came with our Mutoh. I've called them a couple times with easy questions and they were fine to work with. That said, I called about 2 weeks before the original service contract was getting ready to expire so that I could insure I had the latest build before it did. They tried really...

We use Virtual CC numbers for all online transactions. We are able to set the credit limit and expiration date for each unique CC number. For instance I if I order $184 from Fellers, I generate a number with a $185 limit that expires in 2 months. I also personally use the same thing for...

So I searched a few keywords and didn't find it so here is a code to register for the Orlando show for free. https://www.xpressreg.net/register/sign040/landing.asp?iq=&aban= Code: ISA Hope to see some of you guys roaming around there. For anyone who might know the convention center area...

Whenever I watch this guys work it's just like "Are you F****** kidding me????"

I found this interesting and well written for folks who might be just getting into digital printing. http://www.sihlusa.com/pdfs/QA_MediaProfiles.pdf

"usually leave a small border of the vinyl material around the outer edge to hold the tape down." We stole that idea from someone who posted it here awhile back and it works great. Just tell the customer to cut it off before application. Otherwise the edges would always lift no matter what...

Can't guarantee it is the same, but check out my post here. Still working like a champ. http://signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=56927

Any you fellas ever used HP paper in your Mutoh? Such as this: http://www.staples.com/HP-Heavyweight-Coated-Paper-36-x-100/product_HEWC6030C or this http://www.staples.com/Wide-Format-Inkjet-Media-Coated-Bond-36x100/product_702349

Rubber bands work perfect for us. They will mark over time, but at the edge of the roll it doesn't matter.

He should be called "Cricut Carl", that is a snappy name. It looks like a Mattel toy. Whatever floats your boat I guess. Of course after spending $250 today on a friggin roll of black vinyl and transfer tape the Cricut is looking better all the time.

Just did a Silverado the other day. Fishing line worked great. Also worked good on that annoying bow tie on the tailgate. The truck is now "naked" cept for the front gold bowtie. A friend told me I should cut out "TRUCK" in black letters and apply them to each side. A bit of history for our...

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