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MANY thanks!! tried searching here on my own but had no luck -- I appreciate it!

thank you! I appreciate the info. for the price, it seems like I'm just going to keep cleaning off the ones that I have. Fabric isn't our #1 seller, and i can't seem to justify paying that much for some foam bits. And I'll likely never go through all of them by the time the end of life of the...

hey y'all, wondering if anyone's familiar with wrapping outdoor electrical boxes? one of our clients is considering graphics on the attached utility box(es). I'm not sure how in-depth they're going, as I am still setting up a site evaluation to go out and take a look/measurements/photos/etc...

Hello all, I have been running into a strange issue while trying to print double-sided banners on an 18oz blockout vinyl banner material. I am having no issues with the quality, and seemingly no print alignment issues at first, but turns out that my side A prints have somehow been printing...

This product number is the one that pulls up the whole ink collector kit, foam pads plus platens, which is about $500. I would love to find just the foam pad replacements, as you mention, that just snap in and out, but all I can find is the complete kits, which just seem like a huge waste to me...

hi all, wondering if anyone has had to replace their ink collector platens on their latex machines? We have a L365, and have done a significant amount of fabric printing over the past few years. We've switched around the felts so that now we've used up as much clean space as the felts had to...

oh awesome, i saw his review of the x-55 and he definitely spoke highly of it! I'll check out his other content, as well. For the coro, we likely wouldn't end up using the white ink unless necessary for some reason - we're hoping to open doors into acrylics and whatnot with the white option.

I wish we could opt for a 4x8 machine, as I've noticed that there are significantly more options -- seems like medium-format is not as popular, which I totally understand, because why wouldn't you want more bang for your buck, right? The problem for us is that we physically don't have enough...

Hey all, We're seriously considering adding a medium-format UV-flatbed printer to our arsenal. We would like something that can accommodate coroplast signs that are 28"x44". This is about the largest size that we would like to print DTS in-house. We have been comparing a few different models...

Hello all, We are seriously considering a medium-format flatbed printer in this upcoming fiscal year. We are looking at the Xante X-55. We are using onyx RIPqueue for our current printers. Wondering if anyone has any reviews (good, bad, or ugly) on Xante's iQueue software? Many thanks!

Hello all, We have an upcoming project that involves printing opaque vinyl panels and applying them over existing glass panes. (photo attached.) This is in a dental hygiene clinic, and the panels of glass are used to separate each of the stations. The clinic uses CaviWipes to clean and...

did you find a solution to this issue? We just got error code 16.41:10 - hoping it's not the end of times for our L365!

thanks for this suggestion -- we bit the bullet and decided to remove and replace the 35C with 40C - used the 12" strip method for the removal of the 35C, and I honestly could have probably left it in place for longer! We're just not sure how long the client wanted this graphic up, so i'm glad I...

ah thank you!! I will remember that for removal - it sounds like a game-changer to cut it into those strips.. workin smarter, not harder. i dig it! Also will make a mental note to switch out my blade, as we're using the black blades now, and it would be a bummer to scratch up these windows!

thanks! I have a piece of 40C that i'm testing on a pane of glass we have here in our shop. I think we'll opt for that next time around. Hopefully I won't kick myself when it comes time to remove the IJ35

thank you! i'm hoping it won't be too much of an issue, since we would have to eat the cost of the reprint. thankfully, i don't design the graphics, or you bet I would make them split in the most inconvenient places :p haha.. really though, i saw some graphics installed like that in our mall...

Hey all, We have a recurring job at our local airport. The graphics are full window coverings on several window panes - large top panes from ceiling to about waist height, and smaller bottom panels from waist high to the floor. The windows are along TSA security, so we're using a gray-backed...

there's a local non-profit here that has a program where they are trying to collect and reuse old election signs - the material they said the candidates would be using a thin, plastic-bag-like material to print, then fit over the old sign - sounds a little complicated, but also sounds like a...

rapid remover is a gift from the print gods - i've got a project coming up this week for 9 sets of windows at our local airport, and I'm a little nervous about removal - going to equip myself with razors - will probably use your idea of a sheet rock knife, and the handy rapid remover and hope...

thanks for that info!! I mean, the reasoning behind it makes sense. Seems like it could be easy enough to make some type of jig for recurring scenarios like this, or just position multiple pieces accordingly, to make a larger surface. I don't think i can let that steer me away from this machine...