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it'll be something with the board/relay. (i forget how it works) You'll have to open the side up and have a look. sounds like a relay not closing.

Yeah we're hand cutting everything... We got the high speed version too. Just a waiting game now.

That's a good problem to have. We're near capacity. Waiting on our custom fotoba to automate trimming and cutting.

i've had some weird banding while printing in gloss mode after a meter or so. but after a quick maintenance, it's gone. otherwise ours has been pretty good. the obvious question, does the operator do weekly maintenance? one thing i've added to my weekly maintenance is to use a swab with iso...

This is great! Filemaker has been mentioned quite a bit on this forum. have always been curious about it. Just watched the first video, but tonight i'll watch some more. What licence are you using? recomendations?

Why don't you get book an appointment with an EFI dealer or get a virtual demo? If you're that serious in a printer, most people would get samples, book a demo or a virtual demo (covid or it's to far)

Wow, that's not good. Wonder if it's just yours doing or others out there with the same issue. We had an issue with our 480XT table lifting in the middle (out of service) and they did fix it as it was found as a fault and there was a fix for it. Hopefully canon do get on top of that.

Are you going to spam the whole forum? If people know the answer, they will answer... If they don't, then spamming other threads won't change anything.

It's basically a 1650 that has all the featured turned off. (possibly 4 heads) Makes sense for a cheaper entry VS HP latex. They're either barely making money on the 1630 or making a lot on the 1650... Also has smaller ink bottles. on the 1650 the max speed is 159 and high speed is 114...

As powerful as the M1 chip may be, it's still technically a "mobile" chip and would not use a mac mini for a workstation. Yes it can hold up to some of the desktop CPUs but as cooling lacks, it'll still throttle, still limited with OI ports. a mac mini is designed for home use. Get a...

+1 on using onyx as you've got it. Onyx doesn't need much to run a basic printer setup. 6-8 core CPU 8-16gb ram 512-1tb storage a graphics card (any) doesn't matter much for onyx. Onyx does PMS colours very well. Also helps having a good profile to start with.

Not using file maker, but i'll have a look at his videos. thanks!

Who here uses Woocommerce? If so, how do you manage your print orders, Workflow etc? We currently do everything manually from wordpress and input into our CRM. looking for ideas.

Im curious on what apps you've tried and why they don't work for you? Sometimes it takes trial and error to implement a system. we've tried a few, we change things up to improve workflow.

IMO id go with the Arizona 2380 with the 2x CM channels for extra production speeds. unless you can get the 2360 with 2x CM with no white. so you'd have 2 the same printers, which makes things easier. ink supply from the same place. both require same maintenance, same consumables etc. then...

I see that on your instagram a lot. it's pretty damn neat. We print on phototex. not the cheapest stuff, but put it though the colorado in matte and it looks beautiful. on that note, canon have a great range of wall coverings.

You can search the few business management/job management threads on here. Most people would use something like a CRM. which literally outlines everything you want. without the forum bloat. Some use dedicated software like shopvox or similar. The bigger shops will have a CRM and or a MIS...

Yeah you can do this in almost any CRM with comments etc. We use comments to keep notes all the time on custom work. Comments work like normal text conversations. mobile notifications, email notifications.

Right Right. I personally can't see a Forum Board helping in a way of a workflow. The way we do it, is we have a spreadsheet/table of all our current jobs. and it acts like a progress board. Each client/job has columns like "stock" "sizes" "notes" "proofing stage" "print stage" "finishing...

im not sure what a "form board" is. Examples?