TucsonSignMagic
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Does anyone have any experience with SeikiTech plotters? Good, Bad or other?
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SeikiTech plotters?
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toucan_graphics
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I bought one in 2005. It works great if you don't mind the servo motor noise. (It sounds like Space invaders on the Atari 2600)
I was skeptical, but for $500 it was worth the risk. It's going on 3 years now and the only thing I have ever had to replace is blades.
One thing I like better than the Roland is that you can place the gripper rollers anywhere which is great for using end/scrap pieces of vinyl for small stuff.
I was skeptical, but for $500 it was worth the risk. It's going on 3 years now and the only thing I have ever had to replace is blades.
One thing I like better than the Roland is that you can place the gripper rollers anywhere which is great for using end/scrap pieces of vinyl for small stuff.
OldPaint
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"One thing I like better than the Roland is that you can place the gripper rollers anywhere which is great for using end/scrap pieces of vinyl for small stuff."
apperently you dont know anything bout rolands..........
the only rolands that wont do from 2" to 48" was the old pnc-1000 and pnc-1050 sprocket feed....all other ROLANDS will do from 2" to max width of plotter...
apperently you dont know anything bout rolands..........
the only rolands that wont do from 2" to 48" was the old pnc-1000 and pnc-1050 sprocket feed....all other ROLANDS will do from 2" to max width of plotter...
I have one for about 6 months now and have no problems with it. I don't know anything about a Roland or any other kind, so nothing to compare to. I cut mylar for stencils and do some vinyl and it works fine for me. I have already made at least 10 times what I paid for it with it, they are pretty cheap.