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Hey ian i just switched out my maintenance station on the hp9000. It wasn't technically difficult, but there were a lot of screws to pull from the frame. Do you have magnetized screwdrivers? And you may have to tape a few screws onto the screwdriver to put the back in. If you need a really long...

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Replace the cap (at least) or the entire capping station assembly you will see a huge improvement! Lots of wear parts in there.

we have an ornamental grass nursery too. It's a fun stress reliever but a ton of work. We're state certified and sell wholesale to my landscape sign clients and garden centers. Almost no retail, thankfully.

Funny you should mention this Fred. A friend of mine is a former Getty employee and now has his own botique photo agency. We talk about the Getty monopoly/trainwreck on the design world quite a bit. He posts a bit of neat info on his blog from time to ime http://elevationphotos.typepad.com/...

Hay Chris my 2¢ if you are going to buy a flatbed dont buy one that uses grit rollers to move sheets! Sure, me and Mike were early adopters and jumped on the 72uvr from colorspan-it was pretty much the only option then, but now, with so many vac tables, run from the grit rollers way too many...

Krista, Matt was a model citizen and remarkable human being— evident in only the short conversations we had and his posts here. If we can help in any way, please let me know. We have multiple phone lines and CSRs we can help with phones, fulfillment, whatever you may need. I'd be willing to...

Sorry to disagree folks, but I think he WILL use these, I have hold downs very similar, as as you get into doing different things with and pushing the limits of your router, these will come in handy. And yes, I too use a big vacuum, spoilboards, screws and the like. But clamps can rock in many...

or, if you have the fonts used installed you could open in illustrator and save as an eps or if the fonts are converted to outlines, open and save as an eps in illustrator. Are you just printing the file? how come not just print from the PDF?

Actually, I'm NOT! It's called measure, replace fittings, lubricate and install. When HP wants nearly $200 for a 14" piece of tubing, you are damn straight resourceful intelligent machine owners are gonna figure out a better way. If HP didnt try to shove it up our asses so much, maybe...

if you dont want it I'll take it for that $$$ LOL. Seriously, folks, it probably only needs a head, and maybe not, maybe that head just needs to be pulled and flushed. It may even be the damper, or the o-rings, and not the head at all. Dampers are $100+ from HP but like $32 from seiko and less...

We print orders like that for other shops all of the time, let me know if we can help rick@weprintyouprofit.com

Same issues here on ours, they popped up about a year ago. Drop outs after a meter or two. Cyan and magenta are the worst. We have put over 8 miles of media through our machine, so I expect some issues. We did turn our printhead voltages up and that helped. Also new dampers and o-rings, that...

After yo dial your profiles in, Try printing this test grid file......I created it with a program called Catzper. It should help you find the correct color to get cool gray 5 on your machine. Print it, then compare the output to what you want to hit, id the proper square then sample that squares...

Sounds crazy, but have you adjusted the ACCELERATION in the software you are using? That machine is jerking when moving because something somewhere is telling it to do that. I can make my Sabre do the same thing if I turn the acceleration all the way up. just a thought that might help. I have a...

Can you make what you need out of Caslon open face? Its really similar -Rick

And make yourself a jig to hold each board in place, something like a piece of MDO 12" x 48 then rout a bunch of U shapes a bit wider than your stock, clamp it on the front and back of the table and use wedges to lock the 1xs in place. That way there will be fast changeout.

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I'd soak them first, have you tried that?

+1 to mspec, it may also be the pressure sensor, which you can get from digikey for about $100. I'd check the acrodisc filters first, though.