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it's not exactly a veteran truck, but you can probably pull some ideas off the truck i saw at the state fair 4 years ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZ_J31FNv9I

i use just regular ole butcher paper. we tape it down to cardboard when it needs to be rigid.

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looks like a fold in the transfer tape

This happens pretty regularly on my AJ1000, my solution has always been to put it in service mode then reverse the supply pump for about 10-15 seconds, then refill it. works every time. not sure how well that would translate over to your machine though.

i got it figured out. thanks fellas. called a company we sub stuff out too when we're too busy or for banners greater than 8 foot wide. direct to garment too so i don't have to mess with it.

I wasn't sure what category to put this in so move if necessary. If I print and supply the shirts, is there someone in dallas that could apply the graphics to about 20 t-shirts done by thursday evening? short notice, but a favor for the girlfriend. It's for support of a kid with MD. Also...

i would imagine it would be tough for the machine to read reg marks on window perf, especially 50/50. never print and cut that material before, i always steered clear of that mess.

you own it. they will go somewhere else. they don't have rights to something they didn't pay for.

clean the encoder strip and do a nice thorough head cleaning. if not, try a head soak. most of the time it has been the encoder strip for me.

we are currently going through the same thing with designers. kids fresh out of college, and they seem pretty lost. we have gone through 6 designers since march. they either couldn't handle the workload, or self-labeled designers who had no idea what they were doing. we had a couple kids say...

i run hundreds of 10' to 20' banners at a time of just the black on yellow banner with great results. it is on eco-solv though. definitely a time/ink saver.

after laying the vinyl to the substrate on top of the transfer tape. helps release the tape from the vinyl.

we spray windex and spread it around by hand to lightly wet the surface, then proceed to peel. no ammonia formula of course.

one is rgb, the other is cmyk?

or just a bit of satire?

are you using the inside pinch rollers? i was told only to use the outside two or there is a greater chance of skewing.

i ran 3 rolls of 150' iom vinyl in 2 days last week. it has been a complete workhorse for me.

that sucks, i guess i'm the only one who got a good one. had it almost 2 years now, and i haven't had any issues.

I dont know why I can't figure this out. I think it's in the impacta family but I keep changing my mind. Any thoughts? (the top font)