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mactac is good stuff. IF you're looking for paper for posters, the best photopaper for solvent inks is by SIHL. I've tried many and that brand is the as close and hassle free as printing from my hp5500.

1)Turn the heat down 2) when you load the media pull out 2 feet or so, from center then before you lock it down.. go to the back and wind the media back in from the Circular. plastic thing. 3) override your vaccuum to 100%

Definitely wrong profile. what resolution and how many passes are you running ?

setup auto nesting

http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=13114047cf7093c07f7ec40ada4772a6327403ef7f39950f79b5ba589d1986ba These are older ones but should apply. I have the sc-540 ex2 and versacam ones too but I really gotta dig around for it.

never mind..

You have to pay for it

I have a video tutorial about the titan 165 with david goetter that i found on the web a long time ago. I'm definite it will help you, but it shows how to mount and make a decal only. It goes through the process of webbing and etc. Let me look for it, and i'll post it up.

if you want to trim thick tradeshow pannels, i suggest you dont get a rotary cutter, get a keencut javelin ( mounts onto work bench ), or the sabre. or get a wall mounted trimmer like a seal multi-cut or fletcher. But if you insist on getting a rotary trimmer, the best are Neolt brand. I...

what is the difference between the S-class and the SE ??

Anyone have a Summa S-class cutter ??? I am thinking about buying one very soon, but dont know where i can demo it.

this is a problem my vendor told me that graphtec has had so many of, that they discontinued selling it.

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My first laminator was a seal ultra 62" . It's a good starter. great encaptulation laminator, kinda tricky with pressure sensitive laminates because you have to use pullrollers. Its good for mounting too. it is about $8000. I Used it for about a year before i need something that can keep...

I didn't really make a proft until i started selling wholesale. I paid cash for my SJ740 EX proII in 2002.. my ROI was around 6 months. So did my hp5500's .. I now have 3 hp5500's a sj740expro2, and just signed the paperwork on my new toy.. 16' NUR Expedio UV 5000 grand format.. Cant...

I am using CS2 now on all our mac's. It seems to be a bit faster.. loading still takes awhile,. i like the bridge.. pretty cool feature. other than that i dont notice too much

if you're going to be doing banners, most likely you'll end up printing them instead of using the plotter. its faster , cheaper too. if it were a choice between those 3 printers, i'd get the biggest one. 30" printers are for posters and and decals.. you'll need a bigger printer for...

If you mainly plan on printing posters I would suggest you get a hp5500uv and that lets you us eit for outdoor too. I have 3 hp5500 with dye inks for posters. but for my outdoor and banner stuff I have a roland sj740ex pro II with a bulk ink conversion. Let me tell ya.. Its a great machine...

its a good printer. if you use pigmented inks it should be ok for outdoors probably 1-2 years. the only downside is that you must use expensive coated media. this printer is more used to fineart and indoor work. I would suggest you get a roland soljet if you expect to do more outdoor work...

if you oculd afford it , spend an extra 3k and get seal pro-s.. titan 165's shouldnt cost more than 11,000 if u shop around, i've seen refurbished ones go for 8000..