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I remember 1/8th - .125 - 3mm.

EnRoute has Gerber D-200 listed. Signlab/ProfileLab has it listed too. 54 inches per minute?:eek:

Bits per second : 9600 Data bits: 8 Parity: None Stop bits: 1 Flow Control: Hardware try this: https://webmanual.rolanddg.com/contents/manuals/PNC-1050_USE_E.pdf

I've never had a problem with one shot fast size. Do you think the sealer has failed and taken the gold with it? I'd look into that possibility. I just remembered that I have seen this on some really old truck doors and always thought that it was that they had clear coated it or varnished...

It's just Times New Roman Bold and a weird version of Brush455..... but your versions have been heavily bastardised

Ha.. Yesterday the website was acting weird and slow and my post ended up here...o_O

I'm in Oz and it's pretty snappy now. A couple of hours ago, it wouldn't load.

It's the USB. Switch to ethernet.

It's just Times New Roman Bold and variation of Brush455 that have both been bastardised

Agree. Reduce it more as it sounds like you're trying to spray mud. More air and reduce the paint to where you feel it's 'right'.

Are your ears actually ringing or can you still hear the printers when you go home? When I was 'the print guy' I could hear the printers in my head for hours after I went home, until I passed that job onto others. Now all I hear is the routers, lasers, spray booth, dust extractor etc etc and...

It's LATO BOLD as far as I can make out from those pixels...

I'm sorry to hear of your situation, but I believe that you are just banging your head against a wall. Roland will not admit fault for anything and will pony up for nothing. You couldn't possibly have did proper research, because if you did, you would have soon realised that all these Roland...

We've wrapped a dozen of these shipping containers...all different graphics and styles and profiles on the containers. Looks harder than it is. You have to work out the profile of the corrugation on the container and adjust the length of your graphics to suit..about a third to a half longer...

If you are inexperienced and especially if it's large areas, try and use clear print vinyl with solvent adhesive, rather than aqueous adhesive, if possible. Both are fine, but if you wet apply, the aqueous adhesive print vinyls can develop 'milky' areas until it finally dries out. The solvent...

Have you tried another blade? I've had them blunt straight out of a new box. It was genuine Summa.

If it's the small rubber gasket around the final focusing lens...yes you can remove it, I don't use them, they melt and catch on fire if you don't clean the lens as you should. I'm wondering why your lens is getting so hot? It needs to be clean, but I'm the worst for giving cleaning advice as...

This is the truth...all other sites are fake and will steal your money..

Doesn't have the beam.

If you don't delete the relief or move it to another layer you won't be able to select the contours with the 'edit points' tool...or modify it with any other tool...