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We're doing both depending on the product. TexWalk is just print with no lam - we sell that for outdoor and assorted other flooring. The Colorado inks seem really durable. A test piece on our shop floor has held up well apart from where someone dragged sheets of dibond over it. Indoor smooth...

Floor graphics material is scarce which makes it hard because that's a big part of the work available right now. Along with 4.5 and 6mm clear acrylic.

wow I had a couple of these... a long time ago. You'll probably need to replace the ink system. Can you still get heads?

That's crazy. Lots of places here are card only and no PIN required either by card or phone, let alone signature.

To get more media width use the Winplot marks through Illy/Corel then cut with Winplot.

Don't you have tap and go terminals there?

That's the great thing about having a fast printer. You can say yes to almost any size job with a stupid deadline. Not only are big jobs a breeze but even small to medium runs get out the door so much quicker.

We have a Zund G3. Great machine but not in everybody's budget.

We use 3mm MDF in place of the foam underlay when routing. It's way cheaper and surprisingly effective. We just use the foam for small pieces.

You can get away with HP Latex shortcomings by printing all panels of a job in one run and make sure the panels print in sequence. But if you have to reprint one panel the colour and length probably will not match. We had latex machines for years and while they had some very good features I'm...

This.

Haha yes it is. I've lost so much interest in it I've forgotten what model it is. I wouldn't sell it. We need a backup printer for when / if the Colorado is down.

Sure for the right price.

Our Epson 40600 keeps itself ready for action quite well. Since we got our Colorado it hardly gets used. We do leave it turned on and it does spit ink through the heads regularly. It might be a week or two between uses now but always prints cleanly when needed.

Maybe if it was a knuckleduster as well.

Morning.

I think there are alignments you can do. check the manual.

take off and nuke the site from orbit it's the only way to be sure

I've been using wetransfer for years but lately it seems transfers have gotten slower. I just became aware of Firefox Send today and did a test send/receive and the transfer was much faster. Like twice as fast so might start using that instead. You don't have to use the Firefox browser.

TexWalk or FLEXmark V400 with textured lam