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Great that you remember me, no idea who you are. have we interacted on the forums before?

Works great for my hundreds of shipped orders per day

send them a link to the hundreds of vinyl application videos on youtube. customers understand a video much better and there are lots of good videos available

I'm happy with my 2 roland sg2, they've both been running for almost 2 years 6 hrs per day, not a single problem. I had a summa s2t and that was the worst cutter I've owned running along side roland and graphtec cutters, glad it broke after 2 years. Only Graphtec for me from now on.

Are you using a transfer tape with what rtape calls RLA "Release Liner Adhesion", other brands have other names for it but it makes a huge difference vs the regular tape without the "RLA"

I print a 17mil (about 450 micron) stiff canvas type wallcovering on the Colorado, asked the material manufacturer for the profile and they had one. Recommend to use the locked tension bar, locked tension bar will prevent the stiff material from lifting and causing a lamp strike when it makes...

Here is a AI generated illustration of the food shortages. I;m having too much fun playing with DALL E AI Guess the text this one is based on:

i just had a colex installed 2 weeks ago, very impressed and easy to use. Availability might be something to consider too depending on how soon you need a machine. i purchased mine late January, delivered in May. wait times are about the same now. the iECHO looks exactly like another machine i...

Just remember when you vaxxed and masked you made it all happen

Heat transfer vinyl

Just use crayons

I buy the material from Canon Solutions America (CSA) https://shop.csa.canon.com/csaShop/login.htm not sure if you have to have a canon printer or if they'll sell to anyone, they have lots of unique/hard to find material options and prices are great. They have 54" x 300ft (I think it's...

Whatever banner material your preferred supplier has will work.

I've used Canon #60 Semi Gloss Label Scores w/Perm Clear Adhesive on my Colorado 1650, great label paper but I think it's UV only. Made by MacTac part #MSGLAB54300, very cheap compared to even the cheapest vinyl, they have a good number of choices but for UV or water based inkjets...

Select everything - object - flatten transparency should help. Or take a screenshot of the original image and run it through upscaling software such as Topaz Gigapixel and you should have a good image. How big do you need the print to be?

They should add rods or something that lifts out of the floor (or lowers from the ceiling) to create the walls to give more sense of the room size ect. kind of like the pic but your walking on it

I went to my brother's college graduation a couple of days ago and then had a nightmare that I was back in school, one of the scariest dreams I've had

I guess it comes down to volume, I print 6-8 rolls per average day, adding another 1/4 roll job won't even be noticeable, The $2.72 sq ft price is very profitable

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its 1,710 sq ft per hr at max speed, a 60" x 150ft roll is 750sq ft so probably 60" x 150ft rolls in 20 min