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about to order this, $900 with 12 knifes, hard to beat

That's a great idea, I'm seeing laminators on alibaba for 1k that could serve as a foundation for the slitter, some actually come with slitting knifes and looks like no limit to how many knifes can be put on for slitting roll labels etc.

This gives me an idea to somehow combine a lathe with the miter saw using the toothless blade. Lay the roll on the rollers, spin it with lather and use the miter saw toothless blade. Now if I only had time

Yes would be nice to have, looks like and amazing machine. Got a quote on it and came out to be about twice what I was ready to pay.

I use a sliding miter saw now, just want something less dusty and something I don't have to roll outside. Cutting with the miter saw is great just hate the cleanup process after cutting 10-20. Might try to make a slitter out of an old wood lather I have, seems simple just no time

I'm thinking of buying a slitter, so far I've only come across the rosenthal slitter and a company from Spain that looks like it will be more expensive. I need something cheap for light/occasional use. Any other brands out there. Alibaba seems to have some but they look like they are more for...

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I would try a different roll, looks like material problem

Start by seeing what the printer manufacturer and distributors offer for leasing/financing

Are the signs done already? If the signs are done and you have to redo from scratch I would redo at a deep discount, small order should be easy to redo at cost and keep customer happy.

Haven't seen that error, had the printer almost 2 years now

$4/sq ft on their sale price is pretty profitable. Biggest expense there is probably adspend

mactac seems to be the big label stock supplier

easy to do with the price of food

20% cash discount would come out on top vs doing cc if you just put the cash in your pocket...

see this thread https://www.signs101.com/threads/dimense-printer-cutting.172714/

what equipment do you have, should be a very simple thing to do

Thats how the BBB works now, pay them to get 5 stars and remove bad comments

I don't see anything "responsible" in the products General mills sells. processed junk food and sugar

Responsible yummy cereal with cereal boxes possibly printed on HP equipment