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used to be a 0 minute commute when I did the business out of the house so the drive took a bit getting used to

That's a long drive! I have a 4 minute commute most days

stencils, peel offs, rub ons, transfers. are all terms I've heard customers use when they wanted stickers or decals :big laugh:

What is your budget for this, to make custom boxes you would ideally need a flatbed printer and cutter

10% down yoy partly due to lowering ad spend to get rid of lower margin sales and partly due to the marketplaces I sell on having lower sales overall. Pretty average January but first time in 3-4 years that I'm not equal to or a few % growth yoy

Would you say a 60 degrees printer is working hard 8/10 effort and at 70 degrees printer is working not as hard 5/10 effort?

I tried running HVAC 24/7 but the electric bill ended up being more than double only running while working

My daily winter fluctuations, readings from last 24hrs 24% Low, 80% high humitidy 55F Low, 78F H I'll remind my 11 year old roland (runs 8hr per day, 0 issues other than normal head wear) that this isn't good for it

I just looked what I have in my profile, yea that's no longer accurate 1 Roland VS 1 Roland SG2 1 Coloado 1650 4 fc 9000 2 fc 8600 1 Colex can't find where to update profile

No, I have 3 now, down from 4

Me or OP?

If you are in the operating range of the machine it's not "harder" or "easier" for the machine Warm up time exactly the same winter/summer. Colorado 8 min exactly regardless of temp, Rolands print right way, always skip waiting from dryer to heat up (about a minute without skipping)

which part has to "work that much harder"?

it will be fine getting colder "Operating temperature 59 to 86ºF (15 to 30ºC)" https://h20195.www2.hp.com/v2/GetDocument.aspx?docname=4AA7-0283ENA

I haven't had any problems, I say 20+ degree swings daily, Only if I let humidity get over 65% the material stats getting wavy but that gets fixed as soon as humidity drops down. Eco sol inks and Colorado (which mixes inks 24/7 and heats ink up very hot in the heads around 200 degrees I think)

I have a California Air for my flatbed. way quitter than a regular compressor https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/ultra-quiet-oil-free-air-compressor-8-gallon-horizontal More than enough for my Colex, Cycles on every 20 min or so when using the flatbed I have a second one for the flatbed...

why 72? I like around 65 in the winter and it gets 50s at night. 80 is the best my AC will do when its 105 outside in the summer. Humidity seems to be more have more effect on things than temp.

My guess is just a high tack removable cast vinyl

ask canon to print you a roll and try wrapping with it, sales guy should be able to arrange that I don't wrap but do lots of smaller decals for cars, no issues with that printed on the Colorado as far as banners I recently printed a 5ft x 50ft banner in under 50 minutes