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Looks like the summer we just had in Aus. Half the country burnt. Hope it rains soon for you guys.

Operation System Microsoft® Windows® 7, Windows® 8, Windows® 8.1, Windows® 10 Professional 64-bit NOTE: 32-bit is not supported ONYX does not test with Windows Home or Server products and they are not recommended. SCSI and Videonet Printers are not supported in 64-Bit environments. Please...

You can use any bit with a 6mm shank - you just have to do the bit change manually through the front panel.

Yeah it's awkward. I guess using a leader on the takeup core would be the logical way to avoid waste. We've only ever used it a couple of times but it is very nice if you're cutting a long roll.

Source: dude trust me.? Australia is a completely different country to New Zealand. The English only sent prisoners here after they had to stop sending them to America so maybe you people are descendants of convicts. Ronnie Biggs was English and never considered a hero here. But ok.

Yes we print all those on our 1650 and they are bulletproof with regard to scratch resistance. We print them in matte mode which is approx 50% slower than gloss so 24 sq metres/hour which is about the same as a 560 at 6 pass. We haven't really tested other matte modes but I'm sure a lot of jobs...

I'm a motorcyclist so naturally interested in Motogp. I have a subscription to their website so can watch the races any time. Which is handy since most of the overseas races are in the middle of the night our time.

MotoGP is where it's at.

We use a lot of 2611 and rarely have an issue. One of our installers runs double sided tape along the top edge of all murals done in this stuff.

Nice. We did some lettering for a pharmacy that was meant to float in front of a bulkhead covered in long moss. The letters were glued to a clear acrylic panel which dropped into a slot. Your solution looks really neat.

Or white Stabilo.

Useless, Unsuccessful, and/or Unpopular Signage has some funny stuff.

We have one. With ours you simply screw the knife holder out. Maybe a photo would help.

He didn't ask for help so he knows how to do it himself. He just wants someone else to do the job for him. Copying another shop's design...

You can cut nearly to the edge with a Summa by using the extended load feature but it's almost never a good idea.

That sounds weird. I mean you screw the blade in or out to set the depth. Were you able to do that? To replace the knife you just screw the piece out as if to raise the blade and keep going until it comes right out.

We used Bordeaux inks in our Rolands when we had them years ago. The inks performed well and didn't seem to cause any more wear than OEM.

More likely it's wired wrong or there's a cut in the cord? Best to get someone with practical electrical skills to check it.

You've got a short in the cord that blows the breakers.

When you can charge extra because they need them this afternoon.