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Why not just have it run at night when no one is there?

We don't have shop minimum but we have material minimums. So if a costumer walks in and wand a 6"x3" cut decal we have a minimum of 1' material charge. We also have a rate change on copy size as well so 4" is less expensive than 1". Same goes with digital printed goods as well. If we have to...

Reach out to BigFishDM he just posted bout new printable material for latex the other day and he's really good about mateial/latex combo suggestions

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Got it this time

sorry you said sleeping

What about the Polar Bears?

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We're rocking two 570's and they're awesome. The bulk inks system helps out a lot and brings down the cost of printing.

It's for several reasons. One so that they understand that there's value in what I (we) do. Two so that they see value in the product that we give them and they are more likely to keep the vectored images rather than delete them 'cause I couldn't open it'. It also motivates them to get me...

So with out seeing your shop setup, material storage or lamination process here's what I would suggest. 1. Look into getting a humidifier. Not a huge one but just one big enough for the area getting a small one that you can see the vapor coming out and place it a few feet from the lamination...

I'm guessing that if it did .080 than di-bond or sintra should be no problem.

I always tell the client that they need to supply the logos in a vectored format or a hi-res rasterized format. If they give me little e-mail attachments or google search results (actually had one client give me the websites and told me to just get them off there) I tell them that if I have to...

First get two separate machines. If you get a two in one, you still have to laminate, and if your cutting you can't print and vise versa. While all printers have their quarks if your new to this game not sure what your nitch is going to be, go with an entry level latex machine and entry level...

That thing, use the marshmallow roller from the above post.

We use a heat gun and rolly pro rather than the heat gun roller handle contraption. If you've got deep mortar joints maybe go with a softer roller. I've found that the biggest issue is speed. May sure you go to fast or too slow, once you get that do you'll be fine.

Can access the printer from Flexi? Can you go in and adjust the pass's, temperature, other settings? You might just have to switch the port. Not sure if that model has an Ethernet option but try that if you can. Maybe make sure you downloaded and installed the right drivers for you specific...

This was 2 years ago, hopefully she's figured it out by now.

It all depends on what you want to do, how busy you are, turn around time, experice, etc.... I would stay away form a print/cut machine and it limits you. You can't print while your cutting and vise versa. Also if the machine goes down for some reason you SOL, where if you have separate...

Talk to your local supplier. I think that if you reach out to the 3m website they'll ship you one.