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Tooooo much. Check out these deals on NEW systems from Gerber themselves: http://www.gspinc.com/default.asp?contentID=197 Not sure if you could buy an EDGE off eBay (there's one up there for $1500 now), and apply it towards the $6,000 off "Customer Loyalty Program" I also think Advantage...

That's probably close enough! Thankyou!

I've checked whatthefont... no luck. Thanks!

That's the WRAPTOR font! http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=60902 weird.

Swap the red and the white.

I had a TI-99/4A. :cool:

... so I looked into it. I emailed sales@technipowersystems.com (the owners of Deltron). They did acknowledge that they make them for Gerber, but do not stock them. They can do repairs as long as the boards are not burnt. Cost is $550.00 with a 4 week turn-around. :covereyes:

Immediately thought of this:

www.theplotterdoctor.com IF I recall correctly there were a couple of options: send in the "core" and he'd send you a refurbed one... or pay to get it repaired. I can't remember which option was more $$$. There was also someone who posted (either here or on 4edgetalk.com) about being able to...

www.whatthefont.com <-- this should be "stickied" somewhere.

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

When the exchange rate gets to where it is now, I start "shopping" in the states. Even with shipping and duties (and some cases brokerage fees), there is - for many products - a CONSIDERABLE savings to be had. In regards to the "we don't stock that here" attitude from the local suppliers, I...

Hey, Looking for a source for the typeable/writeable aluminum label material that I see all over the place. You've seen it too - mostly on industrial type stuff, where they have to write (or type) the specs or serial number of the item onto the label. IF the pen/in/whatever wears off, the...

If it's for machinery, it's probably going to see some HEAVY DUTY action. We print on it all the time for control panels and such. You could press the buttons a bazillion times and the graphics aren't going to "rub" off... 'cause you've printed them sub-surface. For adhesive, we use 3M...

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Look up drafting (architectural) places in the yellow pages. When I needed some larger items scanned, they were the only ones that didn't "scoff" at the idea. They charged @ $20 per scan, and put them on a disk for me.

1/16" doesn't seem that small at all... unless you're talking about text. For some reason "small text" is able to print a LOT better than "regular" text. Not much help - I know. Have you tried jacking up the heat settings is gspplot?

It will be 10 years in November that I've been doing this for myself. Before that, I worked for another sign company for 3 years.

You can run test prints without having the machine hooked up to a computer. Just load up a foil, some vinyl, and press the "hidden" button on the control panel. It's not much, but you'll at least be able to see if there are any blown pixels in the head. PS - We run stuff through the edge...