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have a gerber Sabre 408 for 8 years and love it, a friend has 2 multicams and loves his machines. I don't cut much aluminum, which my friend does, so I can say that the multicam mister with the pump is a better setup than the gerber system, to which we modified and added a pump to make it easier...

and please, don't use a $10 harbor freight digital meter to test your $50k machine. I did it once, and misdiagnosed, and spent $1200 on parts, unnecessarily. Get a good fluke, you'll get more precise AND accurate data to make a better informed diagnosis.

but, arrrgh, brush script, too.

NICE work everyone!!! Annimated gif a great demonstration of how presentation of a proposal can affect the clients decision

There's a difference of opinion on this subject, as far as material selection and edge sealing goes. Personally, I would only use a non-air release vinyl on a boat wrap. Why, those tiny air channels provide a pathway for high speed high pressure water to enter under, and cause failure of, the...

you know, thanks to this board I've passed on the 9840 as our upgrade path. It's sad, because our colorspan 72uvr has been very good to us. I guess they just could not get the scaling right from the 72 to the 98. There are 98 users out there with no issues, but the ones with issues have major...

I have a colorspan 72uvr for sale after April 20. Excellent condition, well maintained, nice machine. Will include postershop and pc rip station so the machine will be ready to go and make the new owner money! Can have the dealer prep for transport. pm for more details

have you ripped a lot of files? is your available disk space less than 1gb? If so, start trashing! Most rips need 10 gb available for a scratch disk for rendering and data transfer to the printer. The disk space issue has caused printer crashes for us across three devices and three separate...

looks like you guys do neat stuff!

thanks, signage...ill try that next time!.....like I said, there are better ways!

My dog keys (no kidding) chewed my $200 usb PIA cable, right after she joined our family. I was so steamed!!! After some thought....I cut out the damaged section, stripped back the outer cable sheath, stripped each individual conductor, and soldered them back together with a cheapie $5 radio...

The tape works great! Yes, it's a little extra effort and cost but you can cut right to the tape and not worry about the letters sliding all around. i didnt buy a machine like this to stand around and watch it work, and by taping the backs of our through cut letters I can walk away and not worry...

pm sent- I have a friend in FL that can help

cut lots of it, onsrud 2 flute spiral, sharp bit ( I have one just for gator) 150 ipm at 18krpm no troubles ever. have run as fast as 250 ipm. You may want to apply transfer tape to the backside to hold everything together when you through cut.

you can make you own crossover cable very easily http://images.google.com/images?q=crossover+cable&hl=en&safe=off&client=safari&rls=en&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=X&oi=images&ct=title

we suck through LOW DENSITY MDf sheet for a spoilboard. We get it from fessenden hall in pennsauken nj. it does provide better suction than regular MDF

have you tried http://www.magisign.com/ they have a free version you can download and test also you can email the developer directly and he will write you back the next day. Dont let the fact that they are in germany (i believe) scare you, we use it and it works great on a serial and USB plotter

have you tried going back to the pc instead of the laptop? Looks like an ink on media issue not a head issue. Either too much ink on the media eg profile messed up on you laptop or a media coating issue. Also have you tried other media known to work? Since you said is started when you switched 2...

the solar powered UFO balloon is great, too. Check out his other vids

if that's the ferrari that was at ussc that wrap job wasnt so perfect. silvering, obvious stretches, a couple of odd cuts, etc.