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I think you'll lose a bit on color gamut, but at the same time, if you're mostly doing outdoor billboards and the like, that's not all that much of a problem. And you don't have to stock as many different kinds of ink.

How big is the registration mark that the thing is printing? How big is the registration mark that the Graphtec expects? That was the issue I had with my setup.

Heck, I've always that that Arial was Gates' way avoiding paying for a typeface...

Are you guys a union shop? Sometimes I wish that I could stick that little dohickey on my stuff when mudslinging season starts...

Give the choice between the "girls gone wild" types and the "library" types, I'll go to the library... They're lower maintenance, a lot smarter, and a heck of a lot better in the sack... Now to see if I can put some of those graphics on my bookbag...

anyone stop to think that someone could be trolling for someone for an easy conviction? If you upgraded your version 6 to version 7 (or better), you can't sell it...

Not Even Close. Thinking of opening a storefront, and one of the gripes of contractors in the area is that they have to drive about 25 miles, each way, to get the big stuff copied.

Place I used to work had a 36" xerox blueprint scanner. Anyone know an inexpensive solution for occasional (very occasional) large scans, which I'd really rather not involve a 50 mile drive in...

Yeah, it won't take all that long to trace and clean...

Yeah, the mug wraps work fine... Does any particular mug/ink combo prove to be more durable? The ones I tried were definitely not dishwasher safe...

Could that result in bubbles and hassle?

OMG, you decided to settle around Chicago? I had a damn fine friend from there who collected hundreds of Polack jokes... And could tell them all with a straight face. I'm in St. Louis. Welcome to wherever we are!

I'd recommend some 10 gauge or 12 gauge Low Voltage lighting wire. Cheaper than the "monster" speaker wire, and nice and big.

All together? Provided I didn't have to do squat for art, no more than 15 minutes set up and run? About a hundred. Plus $60/hour design/screw with time...

Didja reboot EVERYTHING? Also, are you sure that it's printing in the same resolution with the same profile? Check the heaters? Looks like the feed changed...

Does the thing have a button on it that says "Origin?" Also, buried on the CD that came with the thing are a few manuals. My major grip with my CE5K-120 is that it didn't come with printed manual or setup stuff - I didn't find that until AFTER I had it put together.

Yeah, no matter how slowly I have my machine running, it still produces stuff faster than I can print or weed...

Ended up using a screen door (with the glass in) to trace the stuff. Will eventually be doing one about 1' wide x 4' long.

Just wondering just WHAT is taxable? And do we really want to invoice clients for materials separately from our time?

Well, I've got need for a light box, so I'm off to Home Depot... Do y'all think I should use glass or plexi? I'll probably be cutting on it some...