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Machine is 5 y/o. Don't know how to answer how much work goes through it. Between $50 and $5,000? Rubber sleeves on rollers are definitely loose....like I can slide them off loose. I've been cutting a ton of heavy stuff lately so the pull on those has been tougher than normal. It's not a...

Ummm...no. I wasn't serious at all. I was trying to inject a little humor. Jesus Christ. Oh...I'm not a huge fan of the new sign either. I'm sure it is rock solid and wonderfully assembled. But it looks like injection molded plastic and I don't think it fits the "theme". But I don't care. If...

Just ruined about 6' of decals. My 300 picked up the registration marks just fine. When I pulled the print the cuts were off. The closer to the end (front) the worse they were. Blade pressure seems OK. And speed is the same as I've ever used. Any idea what could be causing the shift? Do the...

The numbers aren't even in numerical order.

Fuse...1.6 amps and the size of a grain of rice.

Once you get the hang of the Daige you'll be good. I have little patience but have run a ton of prints through mine. I'd say $7500 is a good deal based on what I'd sell my combo for.

Today I'm officially a printer again instead of a printer technician. Ended up replacing the heads on my sp300.....banding, sh!*%y prints, etc. Hard to spend money like that but I've probably lost more than that trying to fix it. Machine has been going non-stop for 3 hours now and the...

I have a client that wants his logo on a suburban and an 8' tall trailer. Logo would end up being larger than 6' x 3' tall and I'd rather not seam off of my little cutter. Would anyone like to cut these for me? It's just a big white oval and mid grade Oracal or Avery is fine. I'd need 6 of them...

That doesn't include the back-ups. Thanks all.

It may be hand painted. I won't be able to lay my hands on it. I've gone through all of my cartoon-ny stuff and no match. Anyone? .

How did they do it last time?

Then why give us option 4?

That's the Ranger boats logo.

He's saying your "page" setting for your plotter may be limiting to your 24" limits. You're going to have to go into custom settings and tell it the material is X. X>50"

I'd probably eat it before I printed it. I feel your pain. Anybody else have a good client whose new girl friend is a "graphic designer"? :frustrated:

My Colorip did this. That's what inspired my reinstall. Go into the queues on your C drive and delete anything in your cut folder. In my case it was: C: COLORIP>RIPCUT4>delete all then COLORIP>PRTCUT4>delete all.

Thanks again! You saved my tail (and probably my liver)! I hope I can repay the favor someday. Maybe at least pay it forward. And 10sAcer, thanks for our quick response. There are a lot of good folks here.

The black that you see is 5/8 shrink wrap around a fuse holder that the wires are soldered to. There is a standard glass fuse in there. And ummmm.....you probably wouldn't have seen one of those before. :smile: And we're not out of the woods yet. My test prints still aren't up to par but I'm...

I do too. It gives a much better appearance. A lot of times it will mean the difference between cast and calendered too. $$$ Oh. And great job!

AAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA!!!.....Triumphant scream. It was the F3 fuse that controls that side. They seem to run in parallel for some reason but the one was definitely bad. I don't stock 1.6amp ceramic fuses but I do have some tiny wire, a work bench, and a True Value near by. Hell, I may replace...