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Absolutely have to have a service contract on the Colorado or it'll make you broke paying for repairs out of pocket. I'm sure my Colorado has had over 50k in repairs over 3 years luckily all covered under service contract so far although the contract has cost about $25k over the 3 years

Sent you a PM, would be happy to help with this

I use my application table daily, tranfer tape, laminate, mount prints etc. Can't imagine being without it. Mounted 10 4x8 coroplast sheets double sided the other day in about 30 minutes thanks to application table. Takes practice but once you know how to use it its amazing

100% get a Chinese one, will be way cheaper, Lefu is great. Get bigger than you think you need. Check this out

for banners scissors work pretty good, decals you can do on a graphtec

maybe try pressing some DTF on it

Fool proof answer to any wall adhesion problems, works with any material https://www.homedepot.com/p/Roman-Professional-ROMAN-PRO-880-1-gal-Ultra-Clear-Strippable-Wallpaper-Adhesive-012401/203350627 Put this on the seam and it wont come up

I just look at the printer total square footage printed and the total ink used and use those numbers to figure out the ink cost per/sq ft.

I'm up to about 40 TB of data on my Synology Drive, 80TB total capacity with any 2 drives can fail without data loss. At my current rate will take about 3 years to fill up and then I'll have to upgrade

That's why yall want it as small as possible?

Why does the size matter?

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Get 5 or I use 60" laminate on 54" media sometimes, No pain at all. Excess laminate slits away

Lefu / Mefu , less than half the price of the premium brands and same performance/quality https://www.lefudigital.com/ No issues in close to a year that Ive owner a lefu and have done 100s of 150ft ft rolls without a single mess up

official spec: "Error of less than ±0.3percent of distance traveled, or ±0.3 mm, whichever is greater" so over a 10ft panel .36" is within spec Will always be a problem unless you get a better/newer printer

You could do a minimum order value for walk in, make a sign that says $500 minimum or whatever number will get rid of the customers you don't want but will still let a big job walk in

Print a bunch of swatches and see which one is closest to the needed color

static shock, I've learned to touch my leg/knee to any machine I'm rolling material on to keep static from building up. Killed a Graphtec with static right to the screen. Now before I touch any buttons on my machines I make sure to touch them somewhere on the body to get rid of any static away...

First the roller lever broke off and then The feed roller/motor seized up. I had the same thing happen to an fc8600 but after 5 years of very heavy use (so much use that all the paint where the vinyl moves was rubbed off) and lost another fc8600 to a really bad static shock, also heavy use on...