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Like Jamie said, you're turning off the preserve primary color, which is telling the RIP/printer to "make" greys and blacks using CMYK instead of just black. So the banding issue is still there, it's just being masked by the fact that you're using three other areas of the head that are firing...

The primary colors thing shouldn't have anything to do with it.. probably just coincidental. Can you post a pic of the test print and a sample print with the banding?

We just signed up. Very nice program from what I've seen so far.

I'd also go with the +.2% feed calibration. Keep in mind, Versaworks will override the setting on the printer most of the time (unless you tell it in VW to use the printer settings). You can change this in the "printer controls" tab.

What'st he standard test print look like?

That's awesome. Congrats man!

I think part of the issue is "taking" things away. Like Dan said, it creates a morale problem. While most employees will never think like an owner, we try very hard to get as close as we can to that goal. The employees who would be bothered by things such as taking away chairs would most...

Like I said before, get a Vutek. There are a million of them out there because they work. If you have to have a different printer than your competition to get clients you've got other issues. Get the printer that will do what you need it to do, not because nobody else has it. There were...

What can yo do the 800 inks for?

I'll take a sample too please Josh. Also need some perf. I'll give you a call in a bit.

Never seen black strip mesh... They have black screen material.. call a fencing company.

I have to agree with Mike.. The Oce isn't a production machine. Period. I looked at the Agfa at SGIA last year. Nice machine. Only problem is that it costs as much if not more than a Vutek, so why not just get a Vutek?

Think about it.. 90% of what we do requires running around like a madman. How can you do that efficiently if you're sitting in a chair? ETA: And no, we don't supply platforms... The girls are free to bring their own if they want! They actually adapt very well. Our tables are built...

I have a good friend who is a consultant (hired contractor) for major manufacturing and production companies. He's basically hired to come in and be the bad guy, whipping the company into shape. He's been responsible for double digit increases in gross and net profit in less than six months at...

Yeah, why not sell as a turnkey?

The sheet pricing is okay if it's onesie/twosie. Not sure about blanks as we don't buy them.

We had a webinar for SignVOX on Friday. Very nice software. I've got a list of options I'd include in the next upgrade, but it's still the best management software I've seen. Kevin, I'll be sending all of our info to you tomorrow to get the ball rolling on getting setup.

Just like everyone else says, you have to qualify the customer. Develop a list of questions to determine how serious the buyer is, budget, etc. Then decide how you will handle them (or if you even want to). This morning I had a local shop call and ask me to help them out because their...

That's funny chit right there!

Hey look, the lawn guy changed his name... Trying to run from his rep, maybe?