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Great, thank you for all the details. It's my first uv printer and I'm in no rush to buy it since I can sub some work for now. So I want to do my homework well before making my purchase. I did not mention it, but I'm also looking for a flatbed cutter and a uv coater for rigid sheets.

I just print on cheap vinyl without lamination. It normally take around 4 to 6 month before scratches and other things show up. Then, I just pull it off and create a different design.

Yep. I've had the chance to play with a FB750 for about half a day. I wasn't impressed compared to Canon and Vanguard. HP was my first stop because I already use their latex printer. So the learning curve would be easier.

I'm in Contact with Jim that was for CET before and now for Vanguard. But CET was on my list at the beginning.

Does anyone could give me real world feedback on AGFA and mimaki printer? I also tried to contact Jetrix to know if there where any dealer in Canada and never get a reply. Does anyone know how to contact them directly?

Thank you. We've tried the HP. It's an old technology and we did not like the print quality.

Good. If you don't mind, can you give me your feedback after the show on the Jetrix? Also, I know Vanguard will be there, so I suggest you look at it. For now, they are on top of my list.

I've looked at the swissQprint. Great product, but out of my price range.

Never heard of Jetrix in the past. I've went to their website and the specifications seems right. I've sent them an email to know if they have a distributor here in canada. Did you or do you work with that brand of printer? If yes, can you give me some feedback? I understand your point for the...

Yes, I've looked at it. Print quality wasn't good enough for me, white ink was not as opaque as the other one on my list and the two owners I've talked recommend me to buy something else.

So I'm doing my homework to buy a new flatbed printer. So far, I have few contender. To give you an idea of what I will do with it, here is a short list: 40% will be for printing on coroplast 10% will be for printing on aluminium composite 25% will be for printing on acrylic (so need white ink)...

I can't do that. I don't have the room to do this. If I had to room, I would just modify my current table top.

This is what I'm doing right now. I was just wondering if there was another solution. I really like the idea, but I don't have a clear wall area. I don't even have a 10ft long wall without a window.

Thank you for your suggestions. For the accuracy of the cutter, my concern is the material with the liner is only 0.002in. So since it's thinner than regular vinyl, I will have to calibrate the Y feeding and I don't know if it could cut just the material without the liner or if I could use the...

It's a silly question but I would like to have some idea on how you would manage this. I have a 48in x 96in work table with cutting mat. I have to cut pieces size of 50in X 102in of a 60in window film roll (color tint film). Obviously, my table is too small. I don't have the room to built a...

how about THIS ONE? I've never tried it, but it seems in your budget.

I just bought a Bosh laser level similar to this and I really like it. There is a clamp that come with it and I use something near or my tool box handle to clamp the laser. Really like it so far. For 84$CND at home depot, it's a must have.

Indeed, the prices have a good difference. But for smaller items, the border fees could make the whole deal more expensive.

I contacted them few weeks ago and they have a distributor in Canada. http://www.signmakertools.ca/ it's more expensive than order in the US, but you don't have to deal with the border fees.

So I'm looking for a tool box I could carry with me on installation site. Right now, I have the tool bag that come with the power tools, but I have 3 to carry if I want everything. The one that caught my attention was the stanley 3-in-1 mobile work center I like the idea that it come apart for...