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There are only three things that could cause problems with the slippage you are encountering, Geneva. The first should be easy to dispense with, that of the tape which holds the liner sheet to the takeup tube not holding on. If, when you finish laminating the liner is still taped to the takeup...

When you took the liner off the reel was it still taped to the tube? If so, it's not slipping on the core. As others have implied, the core is slipping on the hubs of your laminator. If you have the ability to increase the pressure of the hubs on the end of the cardboard tube, that may help...

But Geneva says the liner is slipping on the roll, not the roll slipping on the hub.

What generation of printer had "lifetime" heads? The Mimaki JV3 I started with 18 years ago required constant work with the print heads and dampers to keep them alive, and after a couple of years I was doing print head changes so much that I quit paying techs and learned how to do it myself and...

That makes no sense. If the liner is taped to the takeup reel, by definition it has to go around with the takeup reel unless it's coming untaped. We just use ordinary masking tape and it works just fine. My employee who does most of the laminating says he usually just winds the liner around the...

Yes. Cut the liner

Just saw this in a Signs of the Times email: https://signsofthetimes.com/south-water-signs-assets-to-be-sold-in-aug-14-16-online-auction/?utm_source=omeda&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Newsletter&utm_term=&utm_content=ST+NEWSLETTER&oly_enc_id=4347B6987023C9X

we don't handle the plastic liner laminates any differently from paper liner laminates. Have no trouble at all. In fact, we find it easier to cut the laminate and not cut the liner with them.

I've had an S80600 for about 10 months after more than 10 years of service from an S70670 I had a Mimaki JV3 before that. Hands down the S80600 is by far the best I've had. I note one word in your post that may account for the problems you've had: seasonal. Though it seems the S80600 is better...

If you have the profile in the Epson Edge Dashboard, then you should be able to also see it in Onyx by having it automatically update media.

Paper does change with humidity, and waviness is one of the things you see with more humidity. Your printer really should be operating in an indoor room temperature environment, which means an air conditioned and heated room. The vinyl also needs to be stored in such a climate controlled room.

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What exactly would you be getting with the lifetime subscription to software updates? Maybe this has to do with gaming where the mouse buttons and wheels can be mapped to different game functions? Although the article mentions the mouse possibly having user-repairability or user replaceable...

Not vinyl failure. Definitely damage from rubbing/being hit by something.

Oh, they got more than an apology. Crowdstrike offered affected users a $10 Uber Eats gift card...

Sigmar One

If there are anchor points to abseil (rappel) from the roof, then your painter could use a stage and falls or even a rig like window washers use with a large, stable platform.They also make portable rigs to hang the platform from.

The dark green is probably considered a historic color. I saw that in Sedona MCDonald's did the arches teal color on a reddish brown background to match the landscape.

Currently the courts are split on the issue of forcing changes to sign colors. Bobby is referencing a 9th Circuit ruling in the Blockbuster case. However two courts, including an appeals court, have upheld municipalities' right to restrict sign color in the 2nd Circuit. The Supreme Court has yet...