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I run a JFX at school. No speed demon to be sure, but it prints beautifully. If you need to knock out 20 plus boards an hour it isn't the rig for you. I also run the Mimaki flatbed cutter. Personally I don't like it. Weird user interface and menus with lots of pecking away at the control to...

You could check Amazon or your local "dispensary" for grow room ventilation. Either one will have all kinds of fans, filters controllers etc... Best option is to vent outside. I recently did that and the project cost about 50 bucks. Grow room fan, 4" round duct and some strap hangers, done...

Buy it and keep the Mutoh. I also own a 1624x. A few years ago I was looking at printers and was going to go latex. Even wired my office for one. Deal breaker for me was not being able to use drop from large jobs. Latex has no way to reliably feed an 18"x18" piece, or any other size drop...

We figured out where we wanted the marks then printed. They are nothing more than 2pt horizontal and vertical lines about .5" LxW. They're almost worn off though. Found that using the vac holes works a treat for alignment. Guide pins are manual so we don't use them. Can't afford a head crash...

Looks like it will work. Nothing like that satisfying zip sound as it cuts a stack.

We have corner marks printed directly to the surface in the lab at school. For cleaning the holes you could use the correct wire gauge drill bit and a pin vise. https://www.mcmaster.com/drill-bits/system-of-measurement~wire-gauge/ https://www.mcmaster.com/pin-vises/

Here ya go! Campus is on break so I didn't want to fire up anything. All touch screen and double prox switches to activate blade. Foot operated hold down to see where the blade will drop. Also shows shadow lines like some miter saws. Handy if you don't feel like punching in numbers. Gets...

When I'm on campus again I'll get the name. You'd think with all the time spent running them I'd know that..:rolleyes:

Check out videos of folks that apply window film for a living. You should be able to find things that parallel you're install.

MaxMetal user for years. No issues.

Another possibility is a new or used hydraulic cutter. The school has two in the lab, they're beasts.

Do your own calcs based on the linear measurement of your run. You will find that the specs ain't so swift. I agree with White Haus specs don't mean squat. You need to test it with your own files. I bought a Summa because I can load it and walk away. Graphtec is another good choice. Either...

On the older Rolands the K channel of the K/C head is the first to pass over the material. This means it is the first one to run into or over whatever is in its way. Looking at your test print the K/C head is knackered. Time to replace it.

Be kinda fun to revisit the thread from a while ago where some forum folks said some of us were "panic buying" and "nothing to worry about since there's plenty of supplies". Just sayin...

Not sure if this will help but when cutting heavy laminate on my Summa I have a heavy brass blade holder. Adds a lot of weight to the available cut force. That and a 60 degree blade will cut clean through cast vinyl with 10 mil floor lam. might even be heavy laminate than that. IIRC when I...

If I can't easily cut at least one set of boat registrations out of it in the trash it goes. Yield, drop, scrap whatever ya call it is accounted for in the price. Some time ago I cleaned out all my "valuable" bit's 'n' bobs. Filled the 8' box on the F350, twice. Haven't missed any of it.

When I read the title I thought we were going to share recipes.

Banner frame and banner. Would take some work for initial installation but makes life easier for installation and change outs. I also like zspace's idea of banner with industrial velcro. Only issue is the corrugations of the door. Otherwise would be a slam dunk.

Take a look at a commercial electrical component supplier. They will have what you need. Probably have to tell them the expected BTUH to get the correct kit. I've been out of it for years but used to modify large electrical enclosures for fans and even micro a/c units.

For large areas of vinyl I use the white poly gloves from Horror Freight. If I lose them or wreck them it doesn't matter. A bag of them is less than 10 bucks. In the lab at school we have some super slick application gloves from Italy. Better than the name brand gloves but they're stupid...