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Just scan the first job and it will look for the next barcode and keep cutting. You better load the roll straight though!

We do. We use the barcode server and it works well.

We just use our standard polymeric gloss lam - once it's backed with white it looks great.

Like some others here my wife books everything & I just go. She knows what I like heh. We're going away for a couple of weeks shortly to the US. She's doing Surtex in NY and I'll visit my sister in Colorado then meet up with her. I always take my laptop and spend an hour or so a day doing...

I love those asian happy ending joints.

We've done it. I found you have to cut into the wall a bit to get through the fabric to peel it out properly.

I sold the 25500 and decided to keep both the 360s.

I have a customer we print a bit of HP PVC Free Wallpaper for. They always ask for no overlap butt join trimming. Apparently it works well - it's pre pasted paper and is installed wet. We do trim on our Zund though. You will want to make sure the joins are cut perfectly. A Keencut or similar...

It can be a good option. I don't know what Oce is like where you are but I bought a used 360 GT with 12 months warranty then went onto a service contract. Still expensive but far cheaper than a new machine. I think it was a great way to get into the flatbed market. Being a quite old machine I...

Wow. I've been using Onyx for years and didn't think you could print tiles without a hairline gap. Good to know.

Paragraphs are your friend.

Surely whoever prints this will do it easily in their RIP when setting the job up for print.

Yep. Find out if there's anything to remove and charge for it. Time is money. Get a quote from any installation contractor and that's one of the first things they ask.

It's great to have different machines for different jobs. The UV has expanded our services and sped up turnaround, especially with the flatbed cutter. Anything going onto a board now we usually use the flatbed. Or anything that needs white ink. Fast turnaround stickers and some backlits esp...

What issues did you have on the UV?

Haha. I would.

This cutter shouldn't have an issue cutting thick media. Have you tried a new 45 or 60 degree blade?

Slow down the speed? Depth is important too.

Pretty sure Samink does them. But yeah. I wouldn't.

Do you have an oscillating knife? I'd use that.