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You can do it in cutserver but only if they are still seen as separate paths. Add a layer in the bottom right, right click the flex cut path and move to layer. But as far as cutting both cut contour and flex in one pass, you should be able to do it through the cut layer settings under manage...

Drytac Polar removable adhesive is specced to be installed at -20C (-4F) and has a 5 year durability rating.

We've been requesting Purolator wherever possible, they're still on time.

Agreed, but it was their laminate recommended for their perf so it was hard to trust it after. We did use it for several months without issue beforehand.

We stopped using it because of similar problems over a year ago. Most common was laminate separating from perf during install.

We've settled on ContraVision over the years, decent price and it lasts. Our shop windows were done in ultraflex about 4-5 years ago, and apart from some fading they're still looking good (some edge sealed, some not). I just didn't like how the ultraflex printed.

With these foil medias, I've had best success with raising the lever and attaching it to the takeup before going through the loading process on the printer. Even still, we don't really use the stuff anymore because of what a pain it is in these printers. I played with the vacuum a little and...

3M 201, used to use Tesa but 3M sticks much better to everything. One of our suppliers has it real cheap.

We've been doing a bit, more inquiries are coming in. A shop in our network is doing rolls of floor graphics for grocery stores. Ease of application is key, they mostly want to apply it themselves.

They need their mini tanks wrapped Hail Hydra

Yea a couple owners have multiple centers, I work at one. BTW signs by tomorrow and signs now were rebranded into Image360s, there are still a couple floating around but they're in the process of changing. Same shop/staff just different name.

Did you catch his name by chance?

I'm a fan of running it on a separate computer, especially if you're working on large files on your design machine. We run Onyx on a separate PC and I've had to run an autoclicker to keep a job going because Onyx can be weird like that. I've also had my mac crash several times when working on...

I much prefer custom jobs because they're more interesting, especially when it's something we've never done before and there's stuff to figure out. Pumping out golf signs and banners is easy but it's almost mindless and the days drag on. But I guess to an owner they might seem like easy money.

That's how I've gotten a handful of things I would never spend the money on. One man's trash is dot dot dot.

Found the service manual and just started taking it apart basically.

Is this IJ35 or IJ35c? They have a different backing and I found that the IJ35 backing seems to react to the heat creating rough spots on the back of the liner which doesn't feed through the printer very well. It's also very inconsistent. The controltac backing seems to handle the heat just...

Last time I ordered the parts, the instructions were in one of the boxes.

Lithium batteries don't have a charge memory like older batteries that could form false bottoms. They deteriorate over time and through charge cycles. So no need to worry Edit: In fact I believe lithium batteries don't like to be fully discharged, I remember reading an article on phone...

Plasticade ones are decent. If you wanna go really budget you can get hinge handles from Grimco and just attach them to signs made of whatever you feel.