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frank fellers lets his ego take over by putting his face all over his catalog 3m does it by taking all our money. we have been buying direct from 3M for 20+ years and they do this every year. sometimes twice a year and they don't care. they are so big and offer so many products that are needed...

i would think alum. composite also but how are you mounting it to the roof. i would be more concerned with that if you are worried about high winds.

are you trying to cut the branches on the trees ? i doubt that's going to happen

for me i have found the slow speed helps more. what size object/text are you trying to cut? i have found we can't go much less then 3/8 to 1/2 on our roland. on my gerber plotter we can get to 1/4

that is awesome!! i have an 01 vette and i never liked when people trick them out but i would be ok with a chrome vette

we have been tossing this purchase around as well but for what we would need to do and the size we want we are looking towards multicam and vision

maybe try laminating a small piece of vinyl to the sign and try pulling it up to see how the ink reacts. if it does seem to hold up ok then as an extra precaution can you make the new graphics bigger than the panel and wrap it over the edges so there is less chance of the edges lifting. one...

+1 service is a big part of buying a printer. we have 4 rolands and they work great not to say your other options won't but we also have good service from tyrrelltech. there have been 1 or 2 times our machine was down and i couldn't fix it and they came out and got us running again with little...

ok i got both machines working. i found this website similar to signs 101 (sorry i have been unfaithful i hope you can forgive me) it's called myversacamm.com and it's all roland tips and help. they told me to put the crop marks on centered on the cutting strip. run the blade over to make sure...

i will try the matte lam but this is material i have been using for years with no issues. every once in a while it would happen but you restart everything and re-do it and it worked. i have been going nuts for a few hours

having an issue today with my xc540 and xr640 i have printed and laminated a few sheets of decals and i keep getting the "can't find crop marks" message when i try to cut. i got it on both machines and i tried switching the sheets on the machines. i did a manual cleaning tried to see if any dust...

i have cut/scored .010 & .015 pvc with no problem. also cut oracal 3651 with 5mil floor graphic lam for this i had the pressure up to 300 and then had to hit it with an xacto to cut through but for 5 pieces no big deal. again if the magnetic is .010 i would give it a try for 25 pieces but not...

what thickness is the magnet? .030" I would say no but you could probably do it with .010

no worse then any other shows they put on lately

kick both their asses and send them home, tell them to come back when they can act appropriately. Seriously you have to sit them both down and tell them that won’t be tolerated but might be a good idea To talk to them individually also to get both sides and try and decipher what really...

the magnet group / magnet LLC or stouse both will be able to get that size order done with no problem

usually if it's a print head problem it's in one concentrated area. a blown pixel will leave a contant line through your jobs.we have one, i had to measure and set up a template in composer so i can lay out our labels when we print them so they don't land in that are. fortunately we don't print...

also didn't know you could turn that window off. i will be turning that off right now thanks for the tips

i usually wait for the beep also but didn't know about gino's little trick. what little tab do you snip off to keep using?

apparently with the latest update to versa works when you press print to run a job if an ink cart is low it has a pop up that says.... you do not have enough yellow (or what ever color is low) to run the job you have selected. do you want to continue? so i answered yes since the machine normally...