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nicky is a great guy. he's a PHD as far as printers go. the samples that i mentioned above were AOjet samples (a CET platform model). they looks spectacular and the ink is like formica.

here's the samples that i have been beating to death for my boss to show him that the ink can take a licking. they are pristine.

remember to really critique the ink as much as the machine. we have a 6x10 CET installing in a few weeks and have been jobbing out projects to a local FB700. the ink from the HP does not adhere nearly as well as the CET ink, also it has lower scratch resistance. solvent resistance is...

andrew deserves a beer for that expert reply.

that's the way it's supposed to be. the carriage is sitting on the rails held down by gravity. but, it can be rocked upward a bit from that position.

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i got the repaired slider board in from macmedia the other day. i have been too slammed to look at the jv3. sounds like some mad scientistry. i'll pm you my email address so you can explain.

a damper is a damper. if you want to pay $60 for one, i have some that i can sell you. i'll make a $52 profit on each one. for that matter there's not such thing as a "roland" head either. i got an epson 10000 head unit once. took it apart, it had and epson stylus head rank sticker on each...

they are pretty fragile. designed to have fluid pulled, not pushed through. pass the threshold of pressure and the will lock up forever. you might try using some NMP instead of a ketone. i used some NMP on a clogged head a while back (it was a blown head) and it unclogged very easily. the...

i looked just now. it's been 10 years since i got mine there. but i did find the ones i use on amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Irwin-64001-Strait-Line-Laser-Level/dp/B000065CE7 this may be the same thing http://www.lowes.com/pd_247679-70-BDL220S_0__?productId=1070395 if i was starting out...

it's close. i'd just tweak the fonts a bit. ...something like this?

the black and white one is the right direction. the lower case one is better. maybe rotate the center of the nut a bit so it lines up. that is a great brandable icon. but it's just a few degrees to modern to do the job.

i'd suspect either the damper isn't seated, the manifold is cracked, or the fittings to the damper are askew and leaking vacuum.

there's a company in brazil that's selling latex for encad. as for the pritner, $800-$1000 max. if you are really wanting an encad get the 1000 series.

in the 6x10/12 size range there are very few options used. there is an axyz about 3 hours from here that is an 8 x 14, dual head (elte and HSD). the parts that i'll be making will many times be monolithic installs for hotel atriums (3d wall panels, 7' wide polycarb hanging transparent...

then end of the video also shows just how much you may not want the atc. the HSD tool change took 18 seconds. and i'm not spending $100k, i'm spending $30k or less.

for me two bits max per project. the used axyz i'm looking at has both the elte and the HSD on the gantry. the only thing faster than a tool changer is having two bits ready to go. http://youtu.be/TqESUAM7QLg

the axyz that i'm looking at has the quick change head (like an atc but without the rack). ...just set the bit below the spindle and it pops in. it also has a second cutting spindle next to the main for drilling or a bit #2. my ancient shopbot has two heads on it similarly.

a cured coating completely falling off is usually as sign of coating shrinkage. it basically shrinks, pulls the corners up first then the entire coating displaces itself on a micro level shearing itself off the substrate.

still has water in it. i've been slammed with a bunch of design work for massive projects. i did find the contact info for the parts. it's a company in florida called, prophoto. i'm going to get the works (encoder strip, slider board, sensors, etc.) because the chinese parts are really...