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It will say right on the machine if its post script or not. Where it says 5000 or 5500 if its a post script machine it read 5000ps or 5500ps.

I use Orbus for all my table covers.

Check your lamp settings. Sounds like you have the lamps too high.

This one has me stumped.... once again. Any ideas?

http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1190193

This is what we use, well the one we have isn't from Harbor Freight, but the idea is exactly the same. http://www.harborfreight.com/propane-torch-with-push-button-igniter-91037.html

Cochin Bold is real close.

It's Friday and my brain is fried. Anybody have any idea what this one is?

That's the thing, I've never gone in and changed any cut settings, and I'm the only person here that knows how to run Onyx or the Roland, and nor can I find anything to check or uncheck for that matter.

So we've suddenly had an issue with our XC-540 cutting everything we send to it twice, usually ruining the piece because we mostly use it for heat press materials these days. We run it through Onyx 10 and use Illustrator CS5 or CS6 to create all of our cut paths. I've checked the name of the...

Never let mine cool down either. You shouldn't be opening the window to change materials.

http://speckyboy.com/2010/05/03/25-free-vector-world-maps-ai-eps-and-svg-formats/

It needs a paper liner. The clear poly liners that some brands use don't work so well, either the machine can't recognize that there is media loaded. Also, I noticed the edges curled and were rubbing against the head with the synthetic liner. I switched to a paper liner and prints great.

Does anybody know if Nippon reflective works in the L25500? My local vendor has a house brand of reflective made by Nippon, but they can't definitively tell me if it will work in my printer. I'm waiting for the tech from Nippon to call me back but I'm in a crunch and need to get this figured out...

10 pass all day. On large jobs, like a wrap, we send it when we leave for the day and let it print while we're gone. When we get in, wrap is printed and ready to go. We've never had a problem either. Just make sure your inks and media are sufficient to last through the job and the take up is...

How did you run the power wire? Through the machine or outside of the machine?

How do you prevent the mag from sticking to the plotter? I know on my Graphtec it would be next to impossible.

Press the condition button Press 4 Move the up arrow to desired force Press Enter Press Condition again Done!

We switched to IJ-35C and love the stuff. Still lam with Oraguard 210 though. Can't stand the 3M calendered laminates.

Grown men use Papyrus when they write Unicorn poems.