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Dont blame Cooley. Mother Nature Is A Bitch. So you wanted to save $50 and resuse old material that has old graphics on it and has been in the burning UV Sunlight, and you paid your employee to remove the old graphics then clean all the adhesive off and apply new cut vinyl. Only way I would...

Sounds like the customer wants to try to do cheap by buying one magnet for the price of one and a half. You can only see one side of the magnet at a time because it adheres to metal. It's not going on a window.

I do offset printing in house when I can find the stock needed for the job. One and Two color printing, Business cards, Letterhead, Envelopes, Carbonless forms. Full color stuff I send out to 4 over or Printing for Resale in Jacksonville. Great prices and plenty room for profit.

Old non working or half working printers and cutters aren't worth the hassle of dealing with the time involved trying to sell them.. I just sent a Mutoh VJ1608 to the scrap yard along with two Kona cutters. Took less than 15 minutes to push everything out the door onto the scrappers trailer.

Booooooo for Vista print. China based company. Stop by your local print shop and see if they can help you out or go online and order from a company that does for the trade only.

I've had similar cutting issues on a graftec. To resolve 90% of the problems, I increased the size of the bar code to large and shaded the shop lights from reflecting on to the barcode on the printed vinyl. I figured this out by closely watching my cutters read its marks.

I have had good success when putting transparent tape over the marks or applying registration marks from other jobs exactly over the existing marks.

I did pad printing in the early 90's. (Lighters, key chains, golf balls, ink pens). It was fun and profitable then. Sold it all off for $100 to hobbyists. He then traded to an automated press and banked. Haven't heard from him in 15 years.

My Flexi 21 is doing the same thing. Weather it's sending a print file to the Roland or just a cut file to the Graftec. Happens a couple times a week.

I take apart my used cleaning cartridges, cut a corner off the inside bag and pour the remaining 1/2 Oz of solution into a container and use it for general cleaning around the heads and caps.

I only do about three banners a year. I buy the Grommet kit from Harbor Freight Tools. It comes with a hole punch and 25 grommets.

I think it's called Felt. Very popular in the 90's and early 2000's. Good luck in finding it. I can't find 11x17 blue vellum bristol.

I buy the swabs from Amazon. Buy them in a bulk pack of 300 and clean your Roland on a regular schedule, like weekly.

I use 100' rolls. So I send approximately 30, 36" jobs to the printer when it's done printing I might add a few more depending on what's left. Or start the next roll and save the butt roll for one off's

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This problem is looking like the media was not loaded correctly. We have a person that is a button pusher and tries to help out, but screws things up 30% of the time. He is great at packaging, shipping and knowing how machines work. But when it comes down to producing a finished product he is...

That looks like a little over spray. Just keep cleaning them once a week so it does not build up and destroys Your cap tops.

I don't think It's a shop temperature issue.

That clacking noise could be your media guides hitting against the print head as it passes over them. Make sure they are flat.

What printer? Pre Heat set too High