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The usual answer for these is signs365 or firesprint, firesprint is a very helpful member here.

Try emailing Jeff juzbalis@mmm.com

Not really, all they would need to do is put a line in the small print about barcode functionality is not available in all rips, please consult your reseller for more information.

We always submit tiles as separate jobs, that way if 1 panel needs to be reprinted it is easy to do, I don't think it's even possible to reprint a single panel otherwise. I generally will make sure the overall size has bleed before I bring it into onyx, so if I'm printing a 10'x20' wall, I will...

This is 100% on grimco, they should be knowledgeable enough to know that the barcode is not compatible with rasterlink and advise you not to get it. Having said that we also have the f1612 with the barcode, and honestly it's worth the added cost, makes it much easier for employees to use, and...

I'm reminded of this quote from a Methodist pastor. Methodist Pastor David Barnhart

It depends,90% of the print brokers I've dealt with are terrible, they expect you to work for nothing and woo you with stories about " if we can get this one I know we will get all the work for this massive.company" Quote them a price you are comfortable with, based on the current job, not...

Jesus, we only paid $2500 to get 12.2 when we bought rhe printer and that was starting from scratch coming from versaworks.

So it seems the issue is caused when I tell onyx to print a label with the job, and the job gets rotated to fit, something about these 2 actions in the quickset cause onyx to mess up the cut line placement. Also if I print gutters with the job, the closing cut cuts on a severe angle. So don't...

I'm hoping someone can help with an issue I'm having. I have a job where I'm printing a few hundred client supplied pdf files, we are printing, laminating then cutting them out on our summa flatbed. I setup a quickset in onyx 12.2 to automatically put a through cut line around the perimeter of...

As someone who has owned both, go with the epson, it's miles ahead of the roland in terms of speed and print quality

Unplugging the power cord from both ends is a new one for me, make sure you shake it well enough for the electrons to fall out

Everything I've ever read about roland flatbed printers says they are slow, unreliable and expensive, I'm sure the new ones are similar.

That would also be one way to loose the client I would think, if they tell you they own the images, it's not my job to police Nintendo's IP.

Yeah, we use Gmail for our emails and they is a handy "schedule send" feature where you can write an email.and schedule it to send at a certain time, I use that quite a bit so my reply sends 24 hours later, it does help a bit

Why is it that the smallest jobs usually have the most amount of handholding needed? I just completed a job for a client, a small engraved sign, total bill was $114, however there were 36 emails back and forth about the project, some were small revisions, but most were just general questions or...

You can get non adhesive perf, you print then apply an optically clear mounting adhesive over the print and install it on the interior side, it's quite a bit more involved and much more expensive with no real benefit, but it does exist.

Yeah I hear ya, it's tricky, 95% of our clients are great to work with, but that 5% can really kick your ass, and you can never tell until you are already invested in the project. I had a client a few years ago, call me wanting a polished bronze plaque, they were an interior designer and they...

I've never had an issue with the white point, definitely better than the oracal vinyl we used before it which was very blue.

Does anyone know of a clear solvent printable vinyl with a high tack adhesive? Doesn't need to be optically clear.