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When I first started my shop, I bit the bullet and bought a $60,000 Multicam 1000 series 5x10 with 8 tool changer. Lease payments were roughly $1200.00 per month for 5 years with $0.00 buyout. I have never regretted the purchase even though we sold the machine after 7 years and upgraded to...

We've never had any issues on were are on our 3rd Roland machine. Started with sp-300, upgraded to XC-540, Now running an XR-640. Every machine we ran was still in great condition when we sold it. I hope you get to the bottom of your issues.

Call RS. They are super helpful and parts for their machines are very reasonable.

That vinyl is baked. These beds should be painted.

Not surprised. They were a nightmare to deal with from day 1. Sent printheads in for service, they lost them and never replaced. Tons of crap like this across the board.

I designed and built them myself. It was a fun project. As for the inks, a wash and dry on high heat takes care of that. Ive been wearing those shirts for years with no issues.

I beg to differ. While not the ideal situation, it does work and I have shirts printed on mine that have worn better than direct print. The key to laying the fibers down is pressing them before you print or using dri fit shirts that don't have fibers.

I spent a few days with Bob at his shop a few years ago when vacationing in the Tampa area. Bob invited me out to his shop and we spent the day training his staff on faux finishing techniques. Bob took me out to lunch and later that day we went and played a few games of billiards back at...

real banner stand material looks so much better. Please look into it.

this is a terrible idea..... use a product that is lightweight and designed for the stand. We have had great luck with Fellers brand Pop Up material. even 13oz is too heavy and looks like crap in a stand.

if you want the studs, use a stud finder that works on metal. Otherwise get some zip Togglers and call it a day.

The results are in. The Sign Invitational 2017 was a huge success! | The Sign Invitational Here is the link to the pics for this year's sign invitational. Please consider entering next year! A great time was had by all!!! ISA Expo is March 22-24, 2018 Orlando Florida.

Why in the world would someone dislike the answer to a question?

The entire project was cut from 1/2" cast clear acrylic. We used a .375 2 flute plexi bit from Onsrud for the rough pass and a .375 polishing but for the finish pass. The spacers between each section were recessed into each 1/2" rib 1/4" deep. We used weld on 16 to attach the spacers. The...

1/2" plexi 8X scale Nike Air Force One sneaker.

if you insist on glueing them on, weld on is good, but it takes time to master. There are a few optically clear adhesive tapes that will do the trick also. Typically, we machine a lip and slide through like Keith has pictured. We don't use studs though. We VHB retaining brackets to the back...

yep.. mirror acrylic. pretty common in 1/8" and 1/4" versions. Plastics house will have it.

Grimco now sells Oracal and never has any in stock within two days of me..... Pfffft..... fellers always has it...

dont assume latex is cheaper to maintain. I'm on my 3rd Roland eco solvent printer in the last 10 years and I've spent maybe $1000.00 total over those 10 years on maintenance.