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Caldera is a great rip. Rock solid and very stable. No issues ripping files that clients give to us. We are still using V 13 ourselves and found that the upgrade was worth the money in saved time for certain aspects of the software. I purchased the subscription including support. Moving to...

Take that money and go play some Roulette....lol. You have some luck on your side.

We have a couple dozen along with lamination of every flavor.

We have a couple dozen along with lamination of every flavor.

AMD Ryzen 5000 series if you want to go hog wild. But personally...Im still a MAC guy with graphics.

AMD is nice. 2-3 TB HDD is good....put another one in there as a backup file drive or something as well. Drives are not expensive.

Agreed Jim....We use briteline as well but for durability of the dry erase factor for our clients peace of mind...we utilize only Dry Erase specific when requested. We dont chance our jobs for our clients/their clients.

I have to check with my laminator operator to see how much we actually have in stock. What do you need printed?

Dry Erase;)

We print and lam with the GF-DE all the time.

Shouldn't have much or any air in the damper to my knowledge. Definitely no air in the ink lines.

Need to clean your nozzles. Maybe swab them with cleaning fluid.

I don't see why that wouldn't be alright.

Just downloaded and got a full look at it. You need to OUTLINE the stroke first it seems. Your stroke design is somewhat complex. EXPAND APPEARANCE would do the same thing. Then trying the offset path should work out better. You'll still need to manually clean up some...but you'll be in a...

That was my next question...how many hours on em?

Lc & Lm specifically?

Check the ink lines and fittings. something is loose somewhere and now allowing AIR to enter your system. You are losing flow/vacuum on your ink line. Cap the heads, syringe THRU the capping station line at the bottom until you get ink into the damper and keep and eye on it. You have to make...

Welcome aboard Adam!

Look at the dampers and your ink lines...likely air getting in there.

I always do a copy>paste behind or into a separate layer to keep the cut line separate from the art. Using the Pathfinder tool simplifies removing the inner/original line as well from your new offset cut path. If you place behind, you can always add bleed with a simple stroke now or do a fill...