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Punctuation Craig....... As far as the dog. That's horrible, don't get what goes through peoples minds to just let that happen. Disgusting.

That is highly debatable. I wasn't impressed.

Yah I have it as "Calligrapher". Should be a free font.

Happy Birthday Dude!

Thank you. Looks like a good site to have bookmarked!

Anyone have good suggestions on a good place to buy them? Regular supplier wants $30 shipping for a wiper.... yahhhhhhhhhh

Looks like I'm a professional meathead then cuz I can do it both ways :P :goodpost::corndog::corndog::corndog::corndog::corndog::corndog::corndog:

Personal preference. I like to remove them. I remove from the top half, wrap, put back in, then do the same with the bottom half. I just think it looks more professional but I typically let the customer decide. To date, no one has told me to wrap over the screws :).

Well I now refuse to design for customers until I have cash in hand, and WILL NOT, unless it's a friend, WILL NOT let them peek over the shoulder and watch me design, pick fonts etc. I won't even let them back into my office/ production area. I'm the professional, I pick your fonts, your colors...

For diagnostic purposes....how can you tell if it really needs replaced? Does it just not clean the head well and there's a lot of gunk on there? Do you notice poor quality prints? etc.

Hey guys, just curious on something. What are the grounds to replace a new wiper? What does a worn out wiper do to your machine? It's not that expensive of a piece, I guess I just am not knowledgable enough here, to understand it's full duty. So, how do you know when it's bad.....what does it...

There's your problem. Play with it a little with some test prints... but Basically, barely any heat at all, and you're golden.

First question, what quality of banner material are you using? I've noticed cheap 8oz and thin material tends to always want to buckle. Not worth even buying. Secondly, what are your heat settings? I turn my heaters down to where they are hardly even heating when doing banners. Excessive heat...

Not sure how you're soaking your head, but here's how I do it. Take a coffee filter, cut in half. Thoroughly soak in cleaning solution (always keep Mutoh Cleaning Solution on hand). Put this over capping station, move head over it, lower head height. Leave overnight. Then run a few strong...

Haha. Thanks guys. Yah...definitely a font I've seen a lot of, but would never consider using unless a customer was insistant on it. In this case...the customer is VERY MUCH. Sigh.... :bushmill::flamey:

Do a nozzle check....what do you get?

Yep, I'm on a roll lately. yet another font I can't find. See it on a lot of stuff, has to be a freebie. Tried dafont.com etc..... striking out, but sure someone will recognize this. Anyone?

Simply not possible. No matter what equipment you use....unless you have a sprocket plotter, you're just not going to get 100% accurate cuts. Hit and miss.

+1. What you are trying to achieve cannot be done with your equipment.

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