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I’ve had my 365 for 3 or so years, it’s a workhorse and has never let me down, Printed so many things on it. No issues ever, just ink and a few inexpensive self replace printheads. Best bang for your buck on a roll-to-roll that can just about some it all.

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We email you when your order is complete, you pay over the phone or if you have an account we wrap invoice around your pickup. We have security cameras both outside and inside looking out with 2-way voice. We did curbside pickup the last 2 months. We have reopened our lobby now. Worked great.

Iv’e not had a customer sign a credit/debit card receipt “merchant’s copy” in over 20 years. Not a single issue, waste of time.

Selling yard signs for $1.80 must be a miserable existence.

Nazdar SourceOne 3L UV ink for my 550, $282.81 plus $26.99 shipping. There work as good if not better than the OEM HP 794 inks.

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I’d recommend a $20,000 laminating table.

A few we've been printing.

Can you post some examples of these?

Wonder how B2Sign and Signs2Trade stack up with the others?

My thought exactly, the yard signs and banners should be in even higher demand I would think due to all the ceremonies being cancelled. Parents need to make a big deal on their own.

Designed this for a customer today. Printing (20) 8x4 13oz single sided banners on the latex tomorrow to put out on job sites. A nice little $2500 order.

Not worth getting sick so I closed my lobby. 99% of my work comes via email or online upload anyway.

Coro in high demand for quick inexpensive signage in our local community!

I did, kind of what I thought too.

Referring to the S-Series, which model do you feel is the best bang for the buck? do you prefer the 4, 6, or 8 as far as quality, maintenance, and easy of use is concerned? Would you recommend a lightly used one over a new one if the price were at least 1/2 what a new one costs? Just curious...

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Most fonts will cut out the inner portion of some letters like A, O. P, R, etc.