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Anyone with JV300 with real world speed tests? Thanks

I'm not familiar with Roland cutters but I print on my Edge 2 using Cadlink Signlab and cut it on a Graphite FC7000. So yes you can print and cut without just using Gerber hardware. I orchard an Edge 2, Envision 375 & Omega years ago right when Omega was released and I paid $26,000 for it...

Thanks Fred, I hope all has been well with you and your family.

I'm looking for the font used in the new Thrivent Financial Logo Thanks

Straight line - running the DOUBLE CMYK on the 300 is about 6 times faster than the 33 not 2X. The 300 should print CMYK X2 at about 109 sq.m/hr. And the JV33 does about 18. So the 300 should print CMYK Or. LK, LM, LC at about 54.5 sq.m/hr. Quark - which ink set do you get? If you are using...

The best way to check for bad pixels is to print a 70% solid box of Colbalt blue, I know at least up to a few years ago that was how Gerber checked the print head. If it.s bad you’ll see what resembles rail road tracks.

The latex kind of scares me for durability. I have heard the HP will only give you a few years 3-4 with lam. So I wasn't sure of the Mimaki latex inks. I'm really impressed with the JV300. Now if I can sell my JV33. I'm still interested in any SS21 orange durability and how much faster you...

We do everything dry, so I'd do it dry. Using the laminator is a good idea as is contour cutting the image out of the etch with the etch slightly smaller then the image and appling the etch over the image.

I currently have a JV33-130 that I love and is working great but the wife recently told me to start looking for a new printer. This is my second Mimaki (JV3 & JV33) and I'm pretty sure I want to get another Mimaki. My shop is know for my signs long durability. I've been running SS1 inks...

I'm not sure about the brackets but I know I've purchased round reflective .080 from Grimco Later

The only thing I can think of is it looks like the blade or blade holder is loose, it appears to be good when just running the length of the roll of vinyl but changes when running the width of the cutter or combination of. We often print and cut white, yellow, orange, gold and even blue...

thanks guys all great choices, I'll look closer at them monday.

I'm looking to buy a CD / DVD with sports and mascots, we do a lot of High school "school Spirit" decals and I don't like to use the same design for multiple schools. I'm looking for a package with good looking Football, Basketball, Soccer, Wrestling, Cheerleading, Baseball, Track and Field...

Go with the Mimaki, you can run 24, 30 or 36" media through it you don't have to use the full width. plus with the Mimaki you can run ss21 inks and the output will last a lot longer then the Eco inks will. I just went through what you are doing I was between the HP 25500 (Latex), Epson GS6000...

Gabagoo - I'm glad you like the upgrade, I think it's a lot like your situation, people don't have a preconceived ideas about what they will get will their $ then when they actually start using the software they actually like the software. The more you use it the more features you will find...

I've been following the thread and while I'm not a Roland fan, I do think you did a good thing going with the 54" just because it's a 54" machine you can always run 36" media. Good Luck

i'll look monday when i'm in the shop

Yes we do the same. I use Signlab 8 now 9 and print swatch palettes which include all my edge foil colors process colors and Pantone colors, on each vinyl we stock. Later Gary

Sorry I was tied up all day yesterday and didn't get online all day. The Orange I use is R-255 G-138 B-0 It's not wow bright orange but it is the best I have found, if you have a better orange please post the values I'd love to find a better one Thanks Gary

I use Signlab for all printing and cutting and have no issues at all. The new VPM is awesome as is the new transperancy features. If you are not sure of the features you can now download Signlab 9 10 day trial on their website, no restrictions on the software it is a full print & cut trial...