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I doubt that would work, it'll get bunched up when feeding.

so do you know how to make the image grayscale or do you need help with that?

yes sounds like they want grayscale

Eco sol /UV will be better quality than latex Colorado print quality is very good, I do small photo prints and the photos come out as good as a real photo printer. I had some gray/light gray labels I printed on vinyl and they looked just as good as aqueous samples the customer provided

The dell power supply is auto switching voltage, you can switch the cord and plug into 110v That's a pretty overpriced pc for the spec you got, hopefully you didn't pay more than $700 for it

yes you can swap the cord, there will be a voltage selection switch on the power supply, make sure you set that to voltage that matches your outlet voltage If your pc comes with a 250watt power supply you must have purchased a really cheap/crappy computer. Post a link to the computer you...

Look for a keyboard with cherry switches, i have a couple Logitech g513 keyboards and it's great for typing and gaming. I don't use mouse pads, what mouse are you using

I got a 6 figure job from posting an IG story of my printer printing. A purchaser from a large company was scrolling through IG, saw my post and contacted me to see if I can do a big rush job for them. after visiting my shop they placed the order

common issue for hp latex printers, good luck

Customers upload their own images and reviews for me on the various marketplaces

Smaller text will be harder to work with, i do a lot of small text and the smaller it is the harder it is for it to stick to the transfer tape. Just how it is I guess

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sent you a PM, there are some very cheap papers available for the Colorado for wrapping paper, under a dime/sqft

I would place a big material order and see if I can get a better price on the larger material order. That's what Im doing actually, buying as much material as I can to raise expenses for the year

About 200 yards from my shop, there was a dry cleaning shop in the 80's where the owner poured waste dry cleaning chemicals down the septic system drain. The area around that shop is still a EPA superfund site and the dry cleaning owner might still be doing time. Right now all those chemicals...

30k gets you a flatbed for 2+ years with the great financing/leasing options most offer. hopefully after that the machine is paying for itself

I primarily do wallpaper panels, 10ft+ long panels. A full 60" x 100ft roll with 25+ panels takes 15 minutes to trim on the flatbed. The xy may be faster if your panels are all the same width etc but the flatbed has the advantage of cutting any panel width without manual adjustment (unless you...

XY may be faster than a flatbed but how much cutting are you doing? I cut 5-6 rolls per day on the flatbed in under 2hrs

I went with a Colex flatbed and 100% happy, glad I went with that over an XY, way more versatile

Another brand to checkout is Miura II XY cutter, should be about 1/2 price of a new comparable fotoba. Fotoba has some advantages but it's close. I almost purchased a Miura but went with a flatbed instead