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i've posted this type of comment before. you can make money for sign making with the worst imaginable cnc. there really isn't a "tolerance" issue with cutting out a giant letter "W". i have an ancient (25 year old) wooden frame shopbot that refuses to die. and until it does die, i can't...

just took out the main board of my 160sp. i took some pretty detailed photos of the ribbons/sockets. i'm out of town today, but if you need the photos, pm me your address and i can send them.

just checked back to the youtube set up videos. they had part 2 and 3 uploaded for a long time. now they have part 1 and part 4-6. http://youtu.be/agGoNkd5Gfs

first off what is the printer doing? the encoder should be left alone if the printer is acting okay. or very lightly cleaned here and there. white piece of paper (kind of stiff), magnifying glass, flashlight. print this file (single pixel vertical lines in a row) set to bi-directional in...

drama will definitely slow down a working guy. been hectic over here too. difficult to finish any day. you are left with the slider board pretty much right? you transplanted the heads and isolated away from the head. (?) as for the printer in one head mode. that thing is TIGHT. looks to...

the investor is tired of me pre-downsizing. he expects to do 2mil the first year, then onto 4 and 6 and 10 million. that is what the business he owns does in much the same field as i am. i will be a contract manufacturer for that company. i think i am getting too old to "be creative"...

thanks for all that great info.

absolutely nothing.

my partner is very generous. but with what i do, there are a lot of meetings. constant. sample drop offs, and face to face discussions, etc. not to mention that this whole venture will probably cost around $600,000 to start up and more over the following months. i can't blame him for...

oh yeah. that might be even better. aaaallll of the decorative panel and art related factories are in guangzhou.

ha!

artbot? is he still i business? i'm pulling my slider and main board to send off to kent at macmedia today because my printer is booting but not firing. kent knows a lot about these printers. there are techs, then there are guys like kent, that get left with the "unfixable" issues. he's...

sure will. i'll pm you and update this thread. does yours do the same thing going too wide on uni-?

@arlo kalon micro tower equals micro waves. i'd read up about just how much boosting you want in your home.

well, now i'm a bit confused. jane, with winwin wrote back because i inquired about the "sign building" trade show, and when it was. she replied "it's in the next building". grrr.... so by asking if an acrylic fabrication equipment company in china if they will be exhibiting at the shanghai...

man i hope they come out with lobster-dogs. mmmmmm....

i'd still just rather have a cheap chinese flatbed printer in my garage vs a $100k flatbed over an hour away from my home and family. but then i'm not a super successful business man. maybe i should take the lead of guys that know how to make money instead of me that just knows how to make stuff.

child support equals car payment. the dad pays twice making sure his kids get what they need.

the family is not looking forward to my not being around. and possibly selling the country home and moving back to houston. ... eventually it may become complicated. but i need to be a part of something bigger. the art business can really kick a guy around. durst does have the "sol-gel" i'm...

durst flatbed? i'll look. with the CET xpress, is it the PQ-512? i see that the spot channels are 35 picoliters instead of the 15. i wonder if the 85 picoliter head is also compatible? the viscosity maxes out at 14cP on the 15pico. that seems to be the max amongst all flatbeds. except for...