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But the ad said it was gonna be a game changer lol

For masking our flatbed we use the plastic liner from Avery 6460 lam. It sucks down great and costs nothing. If there's only a couple of items you can lay a full cover, print the panel template then cut just inside the shape with a knife. Peel out the centre and there's your jig.

We use 3mm MDF on our Zund router table. I imagine it'd work just as well on a flatbed printer.

I know Flash in Sydney have several.

At my shop I allot 2 squares of toilet paper a person per day.

16 pass on a 60600 is ridiculous. 6 pass is fine for most work - 8 is near photo quality. That grain in the blue isn't something we see on ours.

We use 6460 lam and have never had an issue with our 360 prints.

That's funny but illegal on so many levels. That's here in Sydney.

1:10 scale is your friend.

Same here. I usually just left justify and be done with it.

We run 4 printers from one copy of Thrive. Not sure why you'd want to run two separate PCs running the same rip.

You have an Oce rep? Try them.

If we can we wait the recommended time before laminating. Rush jobs for flat surfaces sometimes straight off the printer. Wrap prints, overnight or they are too stretchy and the adhesive too aggressive.

The latex inks are more scratch resistant than the eco sol. But colours and lengths are more reliable on the Epson.

Wow. This must be the easiest board to cut. Sharp blade at not too steep an angle and voila.

When we have our flatbed and eco solvent cranking we just open a window.

The Epson 60600 and 80600s are good.

If you're sure of the sizes trim top and one side to size with bleed only on the other edges. Then you can slide it into place knowing it will be square and just trim the 2 edges.

We only have major headstirke issues on certain (usually cheap) vinyls. The liner seems to be especially sensitive to temperature change and will curl the edge as soon as it hits the cure zone.

We have 2 HP 360s and recently bought an Epson 60600. If you're used to eco solvent then you'll love the Epson. It's fast, good quality and the inks dry quickly. The colour repeatability and accurate panel length makes it our go-to for wall and vehicle wraps. Having said that we still use the...