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i was hoping for a different type of rack... We just use pallet racks. simple and easy.

I dont want to sound nasty or anything but have you seen what the running costs are for the machine you want? ink cost? maintenance? daily / weekly / monthly / yearly. stock cost stock waste ink waste etc Well you won't beat offset quality on a 4k machine, let's put it that way. do a search...

I havent seen it in action, but the info around it seems really good. it really does look like a latex killer

If this is a business. Do the math. Yes it might be fun doing it yourself, but it'll cost you more, it'll take you forever making any return from the machine + all that maintenance you'll need to do. It'll cost you more to run than you'll make on the stickers. Outsource, build your customer...

That's the only thing latex impressed me by. It's white.

X22 it seems somewhat better. i use it for nesting bumper stickers on sheets. Job editor. Let RIPqueue nest your images.

Save yourself a headache buying a crappy used machine and out source it. It’ll cost you less And the quality will be better

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sure it'll work. you trace around the letters on the image after processing. But, no, digital pens need a tablet to work.

We're talking about a flat sign. huge difference vs a channel letters / 3D signs.

Disagree. I've done this so many times with excellent results. Perspective is no issue for flat images. All you need is the size of the original sign. Get a good DSLR / Mirrorless. a minimum of a 50mm lens. Square up your shot - I.e direct centre of the sign, even if it's over head. Do your...

Take a photo of it Post process it by squaring up the geometry so it's all square. and there you go. I would use a DSLR or Mirrorless camera that you can apply lens profiles so there's no distortion. Also easier to post process RAW photos in Lightroom or photoshop.

There are more dedicated solutions for apparel and i believe you'd be able to use the same platform for banners and signs also. OPS is great but it obviously doesn't have every answer. You could set up the HTML5 designer with apparel templates. I know it's possible. It'l be a bit of setting up...

I've used both. Im not sure where you're going with the location they're based at.... Because OPS support craps on print science regardless what country they're from. I would hardly get a response from printscience. I had one major issue with shipping integration with a shipping plugin we...

-->Canon ink coverage tests<-- Click that link those numbers are similar to what i get

A quick search will find you the answer https://www.signs101.com/threads/oce-colorado-owners-1m2-ink-usage.161900/ Our ink usage vs other peoples are different. Some will print full coverage prints like we do Others gave 50% coverage or less. Dependinging on the shop. and depending on your icc...

A quick search will find you the answer. and it also differs per shop depending on how they use it.

This Also: convert strokes to outlines.

$20b in stock and cash. As the world progresses, technology to do things become more attainable. Plenty of skill are lossed in many industries, but other skills are gained in other areas. If i didn't develop skills i have today, my business wouldn't be where it's at today with the level of...

Same issue. the problem came down to having cut master installed on the came PC. More info here: https://www.printingforum.com.au/threads/fc9000-barcode-problem-with-onyx-cut-server-known-issue.28/#post-157