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Yup, we get the same thing with pretty much any calendared lams and some cast ones. It seems to just be the nature of it like bannertime said, we don't scrap jobs because of it either. But lately, I pretty much make the laminator my office when laminating larger rolls and people can come see...

We had something similar but the lines weren't as rectangular. Have you tried cleaning the encoder sensor? I cleaned ours and it fixed it for a bit, but a couple months later we had to replace the encoder strip and sensor.

This manual?

We've been using Grimco's Briteline 13oz since we got our 360, can't recall ever having a head strike or any problem with the stuff in something like 5 years.

The Beach Boys will cause just about anything to start peeling. ;)

We use calendared a lot for backlit and have never had issues, looks like it wasn't applied properly or cheap cheap stuff. They might have sliced it right at the frame and the vibrations after time started peeling the edges then it just kept going.

Figured it out Needs to be pointed up, there's a button it pushes to let the plotter know when the rollers are down. Unfortunately it snapped and I gotta get a new one....

Quick question, I'm switching out the lever on our S2 (old one snapped off) but I'm not sure with way to orient the square rod back in. There's a plastic clip to the right of the lever that the spring inside attaches to with a tab on one corner. (picture attached) Should this tab be facing up...

Don't do it while wearing headphones or you'll get a static shock right in your ear.

I've had issues cutting heavier films too fast. My guess is the extra weight caused it to slip a bit here and there, slowed it down and it cut perfectly.

I've found that gloss media generally have better colour saturation compared to other finishes. Do you have photos to compare the results?

We use Oracal 3620 and 3651, HP 360 and Summa. This looks more like a cutter issue.

This happens when the poly is older and has gotten a lot of sun. We never roll or bend the faces (if possible) we're replacing because of this, and always tell the customer beforehand that it's possible for old faces to snap when removing and putting back in the frame. You can typically feel the...

Parking tickets is an odd thing to look for, most likely will be custom. Any printer with perfing equipment can do this though. Basically it's a postcard (3.5x11ish) with 3 perfs on it.

We wrapped an entire government tourism building in vinyl, all the door, window frames and a corrugated roof. What a PITA. I didn't want to touch it but our sales rep sold it so we were committed. Took weeks and we couldn't do the roof past around 11-12 in the morning because it got so damn hot...

They have one leg shorter than the other.

I know a guy who's been using automotive clear coat for ages because he didn't like Frog Juice for some reason. Works for him.

https://www.rolanddga.com/company/recycle Only thing with Roland is you pay shipping I think. HP covers the shipping with their program.

Got bored of listening to music at work several years ago. Now I do podcasts, figured might as well learn some stuff throughout the day and keep up on interests.

We've attached pad-mount studs with Signlok onto 3mm routed ACM, was 3x7 feet I believe. Mounted it in a high traffic college hallway, still feels solid years later. It's just not outdoor so I can't speak to the life out in the elements.