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Imagine a time not so long ago when there were no "apps" or "sites" and a "platform" was just a horizontal surface raised above the level of the adjacent area. Many a successful business started in this very environment doing just what Gino stated. Identify your potential customers, present your...

We produce around 6k banners per year using 2 Sinclair ( now Miller Weldmaster) Triad wedge welders. Works very well for our needs and we have the space for large tables and tracking. I have an old Singer 300W double needle but it's finicky and my sewing skills are lame.

Thanks Gino. No issues on IJ35.

Going to run it again tomorrow with fresh media. Heck, I'll run it on some IJ35 today and see what we get. Thanks.

Something in the resizing of my image upload is causing a lot of moire making the blotches hard to see. The lines are in the feed direction and towards the bottom there are some that are diagonal to the feed.

I saw these blotches on the print coming off the printer but they were very subtle on the release paper. Look more like light water stains than extra ink. I was just ignorant enough to assume I might be seeing a slight separation of the print from the release paper and did the application...

Anyone can cook. Few can achieve entrepreneurial success in the restaurant business. Count yourself lucky you didn't get stuck with an unpaid invoice.

Just sent. You're welcome!

I may have one. I'll check as soon as I get to the facility.

Anyone have an OKI M-64S service manual I can download? Thanks.

Considered a 570 Bigfish but we were just dabbling in latex so it didn't make sense to go whole hog. We still are primarily eco solvent. We're actually a sports photography business and our banner division (sportsbanner.com) produced over 4k banners in 2017 with an average of 20 ft² each. All of...

Extended warranties are big money makers and are rarely a good deal for the end user. If you absolutely can't/won't turn a wrench however, spring for it and read the fine print.

Thanks Dale911. Talked with the folks at STS and they just happen to be bringing in a 365 for testing and chip programming. We stand to save around $14k per year so shorter print head life may not be much of a factor.

Anyone successfully using third party latex ink in their HP 365? I've tried 2 suppliers of 831 inks to no avail. We just keep getting a "faulty ink cartridge" error message. Tried the suggested cold reboot but no joy.

Thank you very much, the "Quality→Color Adjust" did it. While it was simple wasn't intuitive. All the adjustments were inactive in the "Standard" set and I had to pull the manual up to find out how to create another set to activate the adjustments. Output looks great now.