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Is it possible in Flexi Complete to print & cut multiple jobs side by side at the same time without having to nest them together? I want to print a panel that is 30" x 450" and have it have its own set of crop/cut marks. I then also want to put multiple smaller 25" x 20" jobs on the same 60"...

Following, also looking for more real world experiences.

Purchased a used Graphtec FC8600-160 off FB Marketplace. Been having difficulty trying to print/cut. I have an Epson R5070L Printer using Flexi Complete 24. I sent a test print/cut of 2" x 2" light grey squares with 1" gaps. Using Type 1 crop marks in 4 corners. It's 3 rows of 5 squares...

My Vinyl Express Q54 just dies on me. Mobo fried according to SignWarehouse Tech support. USB device is not recognized on any of my computers. I also have a 24" CE7000-60 Graphtec. So here I am, shopping for a new cutter and I know I want to move up to a 64" but the brand/model is the real...

What do you all use for a payroll system? I've been looking into some of the popular ones: gusto, onpay, ADP, paychex, etc. I'm leaning towards onpay. Does anyone else us onpay or have any feedback to share?

What about Flexi as a RIP station? I'm not married to ONYX, I've currently got Flexi Complete on another work station and have never used it for printing. What specs are important for running a RIP station running Flexi? Same as ONYX or do they process things differently?

That's the thing. I tried looking up the specs of what ONYX Thrive needs on their website but was not successful, hence asking here. I send ONYX an email as well, no response from them yet. But from the sound of it, looks like if I just go crazy on everything minus the GPU I'll be in good shape.

As the title states. I'm looking to build a RIP station that will ONLY have ONYX on it. It will run 1 printer and 1 cutter (for now). I'm looking for information on what computer specs are the most essential to run ONYX the fastest. Obviously time is money, so I want to spend the $ up front...

What Model Kala did you get and where did you buy it from? I'm in Northern Colorado and I might take you up on that offer and come see the Kala in action.

What size is the room your printers are in?

I'm looking to purchase (2) Epson S80600L's and put them in a room that is about 600 sqft. Our CEO is very concerned with the fumes the printers will put out and make their way into the drop down ceiling and into the office space. Will it be a concern in this small amount of space and what...

I second that. 3M™ IJ39 Scotchcal™ High Tack Graphic Vinyl Film is what we use. We've done 1000's of them.

Agreed

This is all great info and exactly how I would determine our ink cost. What I'm trying to determine is if you printed the same exact jobs (53,000 ml of ink) on an Epson S80600L, would you have used the same, more, or less ink. In the past 6 months, we have gone through 151,000 ml of ink...

All I'm looking for is if I go through say 10,000 ml of Latex Cyan in 4 months. How much would I have gone through if I printed the same jobs in solvent. Would it be more, or less, or about the same?

Just curious if anyone knows/has tested/share industry knowledge, what the ratio of latex vs solvent ink coverage is per ml? Basically, what I'm wondering is, if I wanted to print say 10 panels (58" x 110") of a solid color in latex and then in solvent, will I use the same, less, or more of one...

How long do you wait after printing before you laminate prints?

We purchased (2) HP800’s back in April 2023 and I can’t stand them. We’ve had BOTH of them already replaced by HP for numerous print quality issues. The new ones aren’t much better. The two new ones we have both struggle with telescoping take up reels, we are constantly dealing with banding...

Who's wrapped one? Customer wants to do a Gloss White vinyl wrap color change on his existing gloss black bike. Haven't a clue as to how long it will take, what needs to be removed, or how to price it. Any suggestions/tips?

We definitely thought about if the thermal method would work. Didn't try it though.