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Yup, we have a Dewalt track saw and it virtually cuts all materials in our shop - PVC, dibond, acrylic, coro, anything. And its always straight and always a factory finish on the edge. *Just purchases a 4x8 CNC table, so will be able to do more intricate stuff with that, can't wait!

OK, couple lookers, no takers. Last price drop $500.00/obo - if it doesn't sell in a week I'll list it on ebay, need it gone! Thanks!

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Yup, we bought a CWT 1640 with all the bells and whistles a year ago. We use it everyday for mounting and laminating - it has become an indispensable tool at our shop and I couldn't imagine not having one now.

Yeah, this would be my concern. I recently bid on a project where they originally wanted to do the ceiling (3500 SF) and I talked them out of it. I am sure it can be done, but man, what a PITA. Even with a scissor lift, I can imagine it would be a struggle to get it all on there. Not sure...

Price drop - $750.00 lets get it out of here and in a new home!!! :)

Good deal!

Definitely sounds like something isn't reading correctly, or maybe the eye is damaged or not aligned? Usually when ours fails to read it's because there is dust/dirt around the eye, or someone has loaded the material backwards or something silly like that and it can't find the marks because...

I guess it depends on which Summa you have - our D140 "eye" looks totally different than your pic.

Its a metal bracket and bolt - kind of L-shaped, attaches on the back of the carriage/head and bolts near the platen. If they can't find the bracket, several strips of masking tape or duct tape should keep everything in place. 6 hours should be no problem - if you close at 5pm and turn the...

I have been very happy with our USTECH AK-600 laminator over the past 5-6 years. It has run hundreds of rolls of laminate through it, but I am wanting to upgrade. I've been really interested in the machines that have the take-up system on them like a printer does, and offer either electric or...

Selling our Keencut Excalibur - I believe this is the 1000 series, will take substrates up to 63" wide. Has the standard cutting head as well as the metal cutting head parked at the top. The standard head will cut materials like foam board, PVC, styrene, coroplast, etc. The metal cutting head...

You're very welcome - glad it wasn't anything more serious!

I use 365 mostly for oversized banners and large orders of yard signs - we also use Signs2trade. Both have done a great job, but I think there was one occasion where a snaffu happened a few years back with 365, but they were very accommodating and made it right in the end. However, like any...

As long as the IP address is set on the printer and you are matching it exactly on the computer, it "should" show up on the network with a ping. If you are certain the ethernet cable isn't the problem there might be a chance you have a bad network port on the printer?

WIthout knowing more, it almost sounds like a damper issue - when is the last time those have been changed? Over time dampers can clog with sediment/pigment particles from the ink. I would also check to make sure there are no air bubbles in your magenta lines that might indicate an air leak...

We'd be $160.00/panel plus permit and installation + artwork if necessary. (3mm poly-metal, 3M 40C with UV laminate) Slightly more for Alumacor or similar composite board

Yes, we have a D140 and its a great machine - but unless you have a flatbed cutting table doing runs of decals that long is just asking for trouble. We try to keep everything under 5-6' unless absolutely necessary. We have done 10-12' and maybe longer runs, but you want to slow the speed...

Wow, this thread is a blast from the past. OK, let me give a brief follow up on our purchase and my opinion on the table... 1. The table has worked flawlessly and is used every day by each of my 3 employees. Couldn't be happier with the purchase - it was quite a bit more expensive than I...

If I recall, there was a thread on this a few years ago, the simple answer is no. It can be done - but it requires you to buy Mutoh brand main boards to do it and swap out, you can't just flash the boards in that printer back to Mutoh code/programming - so probably not worth the cost or...