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Alumigraphic or similar product

Make sure when rasterized the file is 16 bit or 32 bit and that your RIP is set to 16 bit processing. Produces better gradients than 8 bit.

Substance 275 https://substance.com/products/icon-rs-275

easy on a flatbed laminator

If you don't have white ink you can print one side on clear vinyl (mirror image), one side on white vinyl. Laminate the white vinyl on top of the clear, you now have a double sided print with adhesive on one side

Fire because it will happen again

Watched video, Can you add additional registration marks on the width of the roll? I know on my Graphtec I need more registration marks than that and use the XY segmented area marks Thin borders on round stickers can be a pain

post some pics of the problem cuts

You can order the prints online or it looks like you said you have a flatbed, print a test on the flatbed. You can probably find someone to do some test cuts for you too

Print your file on another printer and try cutting in your cutter to see if the printer might be the problem and vice versa, print something on your printer and try cutting on a different cutter

Why don't you fill the countersunk screws with some putty, seems easier than finding a special laminate

Yea that's the firmware. You have to disable the cleaning 3hr cleaning in the printer settings. When enabled the printer won't start a job over 3hrs. This is using onyx, might be different with other RIPS. I still have the cleaning enabled on mine as it finished my prints under 3hrs anyways...

Newest firmware lets you bypass the 3hr cleaning. The printer will give a warning when starting a job over 3hrs. 100ft roll on 9 pass (setting I use most) takes under 3 hrs, You can get about 130ft printed on 9 pass in 3hrs 9 pass seems to be the sweet spot for this printer. I have had the...

If I was building a Onyx RIP PC right now I would go with a 7900X3D with 32 gigs ram and NVME PCIe SSD. Right now I'm using a Ryzen 7 5800x in my rip pc and rarely wait on RIP. Can easily build for under 1k or if you live near microcenter you can pick up a ready to go microcenter brand...

Yes in that case 2 grommets on unhemmed edge is the way to go :roflmao:

I'm laminating more than I imagined, working great for laminating. I actually haven't done much trimming on it

Just got this error, I'll be sure to request new tubes

All you need to do is buy some banner tape to make hemmed edges 33 ft banner you will need grommets every 2ft or so, a grommet in each corner of a 33ft banner is not enough to hang that size

Most that do big banners will have pretty huge tables

flatbed cutter would be the way to go for this. Trim banners on flatbed all the time If I did not have a flatbed and had to trim a 33ft banner I would do it with scissors (on a big table, on the floor would be harder). I can glide the scissors pretty straight and would take a few minutes per...