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And as a general rule of thumb.. don't squish text.

Depending on the direction of the cut, you may not want to use an epoxy that'll harden.

Very nice.

We can cut on our Zund. We usually make them out of coro for standees and such..

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They usually stop automatically. This problem ususally happens when the little "ink out" tab on the cart doesn't come out to indicate that the ink is gone.. As for filling the ink, I'd recommend just using a syringe to pull ink through until you see that color in the syringe.

Worded perfectly.

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+1 to Mike & Rick! Congrats!

That sucks Mike. We don't run ours nearly as hard as you do, but it's still an integral piece of equipment and we've sure had our share of issues. One banding/dropout issue is ongoing and our tech can't seem to get it fixed. It's finally escalated within HP now so hopefully it'll get some...

Rick, I know I've thrown this out there half-jokingly in the past, but would you consider Phoenix? Seriously. Give me a call--I think we'd be a great match.

Question: How many Chrises does it take to wrap a bus?

Slow azz..

Turning the lamps down would create less heat. Heat often causes warping/curling on thin plastics, and if the paper you're printing on is moist, it could cause rapid evaporation of the moisture, which could make the material warp..

Dude, that was a total inside joke you should've gotten.. I hope Chris got it at least!

I don't know if certification would make any difference to 3M in a warranty claim.. That would be a question for 3M. You out there guys?? I've never had any problems getting credited for material failures from any manufacturer. If they are admitting there is a material problem but not...

Could it have been the ink between the two of them?

Looks like a heat issue to me.. I'm sure if you switched to Flexi RIP it'd fix it!

We've got some thick card stock with the same problem. Tape is the answer, as it would be on any machine when trying to print on warped material. Don't be mad at the printer when the stock is the problem..