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We have a HP Latex 360 here that we are looking to sell, but I am looking for direction of where to list it to help get it out of here! I was going to post it on this site but I am not a premium member. Not really wanting to deal with the craigslist-crowd tire kickers.

It's hard to see in the photo but I've seen way worse before, at least it's just banner. I have had handprints on 680 towards the end of the roll during printing a whole new roll... And I THINK they've cleared up the monster mosquitos we used to get in rolls!

We have two S60670 series printers running over a fast network and have zero speed issues; they fly. We print LARGE files all day; but we also have dual SSD drives, mega RAM, etc in our RIP computers.

Put them on Craigslist. Or offer them to a local makerspace if there is one close; they could re-purpose/recycle the servo motors, etc from the printer into useful projects.

Spartan Service Body for Ford Econoline cutaway chassis. Artwork at 1/20 scale.

I saw this one also, but it lacks any info. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8gj01VZQqA I would just put a hidden button switch on the side of the sign. I'm going to have to try this now.

That is almost exclusively what we run here, and the two of us who run the machine here could never stand to be in the print room while it was running. It irritated our throats more than anything.

Thank you! Thank You! Do you have the complete code chart or a tech manual? I would REALLY appreciate a copy!

Our Epson S70670 has been giving us random errors between prints which cause us to have to reboot the machine to get it printing again. It says "Circuit Error 142A" (call technician for service, or something similar), but rebooting makes it go away for a day or so, but it is happening more...

I would also recommend taking a look at the Epson printers available. I have run Rolands, Mimakis, HPs and Epsons. We have two Epsons running now, and an HP for sale.

if you have a paint department, why not just spray it with clear coat instead of liquid laminate?

Take a look at the Epson printers. We run two of them here and they really aren't that bad to have indoors near you unless you're running them both on dark inks for extended periods. We run a LOT of white ink through them also, beautiful prints. The ink is DRY and ready to laminate within hours...

It will work without runs if they spray it in a few light coats. You wouldn't want to do liquid laminate on vehicle window perf, but in this instance it would work fine.

I have seen them done RIGHT, and suggested we get into it here at some point but we are still currently commercial vehicle graphics only. When done right it holds up well and also looks great.

This is interesting to read, I thought Mimaki stopped all sales of these and assumed they recalled the rest. Hopefully I'm wrong and they are able to make a comeback with these.

if you're wanting to protect calendared graphics.... you might want to rethink that and start off using cast products. We only use 3M materials here (unless there is a specialty film like phototex/wallpaper required), and I would recommend a laminate film like 8518/8519/8520 for UV protection.

Keep your eyes open; they're printing buildings all around the world. You're just not in that industry so you don't hear much of it. I remember that, but never heard of it again. This looks very similar.

Print it all as one piece, dont mask it; it'll never line up perfectly, and this is just a short-term bus wrap. Install the wrap, then hack the perf into manageable sections (like 2 windows at a time) then slap it on.

Call Chris Wallace 513-317-3351. Local, independent Mimaki technician.

Inconsistent color. Very inconsistent color. We do a LOT of repairs for large fleet jobs, and a printer that couldn't print a repair panel a week (let alone months or a year) from now doesn't fit in our workflow. Example: We printed a phototex wall mural in 10 qty ~4x8' panels, one panel needed...