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Assign static IP's to everything. Dont forget your laser printer if its TCP/IP. Your collision and IP conflict issues will be gone. Agreed on running the printer on a separate NIC. $15 well spent at staples, and you'll be conserving network traffic by not sending all that high flow printer data...

Thanks S101 Crowd for the heads up. Got my batch yesterday. suchadeal!

is it joe perry? http://www.searchfreefonts.com/fonts/j10.htm

We have been using the poly oxford 8 from sunbrella (glen raven) with great success. It prints much better on the uv-curing printer than the solvent machine though. I' sure if I profiled it on the solvent and messed with it I could get better results, though. As a general rule though, fabrics...

If you want to cut aluminum at all successfully you need 5052 alloy. Most painted aluminum is 6063 which in my experience cuts poorly. You'll most likely need to get 5052 from a metal supplier and not a sign supplier. Using onsrud bits at 40-60 ipm, 1/4" bit, 1/8" per pass, 19k rpm you should...

had the same dreaded issue. Never really pinpointed which one solved it but it's gone now. Climb under the machine and remove the cover on the back side of the gantry opposite the motor. There might be a lot of dirt in there, the belt could have a cog missing or the pulley could be loose. Did...

Also on the three phase and consumption and electric bills-the third phase is often far cheaper per kilowatt so factor that into the savings comparison vs the added consumption of the phase converter. Yes, running the machine for even 3 hours a day for a month can increase the bil a few hundred...