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We have a DCS, some days I love it other times I want to toss it in the trash. You are looking at apples vs oranges when you talk about "printed" ADA signs vs tactile and raster braille. I haven't seen the Mutoh run but speed is always an issue as well. We use our DCS ADA signs for more of a...

In a pinch we have used a rubber band wrapped around the piece and it gives enough pressure to hold the grommet in place.

Large qty of blanks with a radius and holes, we would route.

So you are just heating up your cold lam to get it to lay better. Do you just experiment with the temp?

Laminates, I have a laminator with heat but we have never really used it and doing the research other then Seal no one has a "heat assist" lamination.

Time for a new laminator, we have never used heat assist before and I don't see much in this category. Any tips, tricks, materials out there you would recommend? Thanks

Speed, quality and price.......I will be watching this thread closely.

You can't put a gallon of knowledge into a thimble of a brain.

Have you changed the filters?

One of our busiest years ever and we did not have much "Covid" work

Long story short we are still running Composer 2.0, had 1 computer with 5.0 but can't find the dongle. I have a file file that was saved in 5.0 that I need to open and saved as a eps. Any tricks or someone running 5.0 that could help me out. Thanks

If the price goes up for you it will probably go up for everyone. Communicate to your customers.

Don't forget the laminator to go with it.

There is no cut path on the file that is set to "auto" it does work if we manually send to cut.

While you are outsourcing I would put pen to paper and figure out when your ROI gets to the purchase point, if ever so you know when it will be time to really invest and get your own printer. Let's be honest sometimes to not have the hassle of all of the extra expenditures that comes with...

Just tried this way and it does send over the file however it doesn't come over as the correct cut file. I know we are just missing some dumb step, but what is it.

Onyx 12

Hopefully in the vast bucket of S101 knowledge someone may have the answer to this. We are running a Oki Colorpainter and a Fuji flatbed and Onyx 12. We cut to both a Graphtec plotter (no problem) but we are trying to figure out how to have the jobs we want to cut on our Colex go to a cut...

We let customers know upfront that once a job is approved it goes right to production and no changes can be made. Most are fine and make the changes for the next order and some have reordered on the spot with the changes.

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