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We've been doing a 100ft runway for a local fashion show every year for the past 3 years. We use Avery 2921 and DOL 2080(anti-slip), prices aren't bad and you can use it for other stuff if you have a bunch left over. They are always happy with the results. The venue has a pretty uneven tile...

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I only ever get the zig zag lines from the rollers on old or really cheap stuff (plasticizers). The rest of it however looks like incompatibility issue. Have you tried to do an optimizer test to see if increasing or decreasing the optimizer makes any difference? Typically that blotchiness is...

I'll either use a script to place all the pages into an illustrator file and arrange them, or send it through Onyx and just cancel the print so that it sends an imposed cut file to the cutter. Sending it through the RIP is faster but wastes a bit more vinyl because it leaves space for the cut...

Stahls, we've never ordered them but we got a couple in a sample kit they sent us. Quality was good. I don't know about their pricing though, we've only ordered rolls from them.

Does it kick in if you hit F7 while writing an email? Edit: I think Outlook uses Word for spell checking, so you may want to make sure both are up to date.

We would probably just walk it up on ladders, that sign isn't very heavy considering other things we've done it with. We did a 4x8 recently this way on 2 A-frames, wouldn't be much different for a 5x10. Get two corners set first and then add the rest of your anchors. When it gets above 12 feet...

My money is on too many nozzles out in that yellow-magenta head.

We use a hiker and #2 grommets. Grimco sent us another brand of #2 by accident and they did NOT fit, so be careful. That may have just been that one brand though, I forget what they were exactly. Test as suggested.

You could definitely rig something up with some simple code on a raspberry pi and a contact sensor that would queue a motor for a second or two when material gets low enough. I've thought about it when we had a Roland that had no automatic take-up, but we ended up getting an hp so I never had to...

You can find 3M preferred installers here: https://www.3mcanada.ca/3M/en_CA/graphics-signage-ca/vehicle-and-transportation/find-an-installer/#installers

We do 90% of our labels on IJ35 or IJ40, depending on permanent or removable, works like a charm.

Something like this? https://www.brother.ca/en/p/CM650W Never used one and I can't imagine it's very efficient, loading one sheet at a time. Seems more like a hobby tool.

Yea, mine's working again too. Looks like they woke up.

Doesn't seem to work from main page. If you do a google search for anything and then hit images, you can do it from there and it should work.

I ended up tuning another smooth banner when I had to run this stuff. I forget which one. I will warn you, our 360 hated this stuff, head strikes were very common.

I just got this on my 360, I'm assuming it's gonna be very similar if not exactly the same on the 560. It's really easy to get to, take off the right cover and then unclip the metal cover on the carriage that covers the PCB. The line sensor is on the right side attached with a ribbon cable and...

Update: It was a dirty encoder sensor. I was hoping not to have to take it apart that much but ended up doing it, we're back up and running. Thanks for the input.

The pads are touching, I never even noticed those were there before. The first time I cleaned the encoder strip, a tiny bit of dirt came off, nothing compared to when I do monthly cleanings, but you could tell there was at least something there. The next two times, absolutely nothing. I even...

I’ve been fighting with this thing for a bit now and can’t get it to print properly. It started with every so often I would get a couple inches of the print where everything was blurry like the heads weren’t aligned. It would fade in and out. (There was another recent thread with this issue)...