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My biggest worry would be, how it will affect his day job. I think many of us have seen this at one time or another. You have a employee who decides for what ever reason to take a part time job, and they swear they can handle it. After a few weeks they start showing up late, need to leave...

It's been great to see how much of a family this community! Two years ago my then 7 yr old son was diagnosed with cancer, it was the worst 9 months of our lives and I hope none of you ever have to experience what we went through. My son is now 9 and surviving cancer, minus one kidney. Every...

We run about 120 per min @18000 on a 1/4" bit 2 pass with a finish cut

I think we have all run into this at one time or another. The so called great customer with lots of potential asks us for something crazy, with the carrot on the stick (they are going to order a massive amount). We do the R&D, bend over backwards and rack our brains on how to make it work...

I don't run a Mimaki but I do print on corex all day long with my flatbed and don't have a adhesion issue. We don't use any type of primer. Check your lamp settings.......

That's close to what I came up with as well

We ran a Roland for 7+ years, when it finally decided to quit on us we moved to a 25500 it was great for the first year and a half or so then we started seeing problems. Being told that the bugs had been worked out we then added a 210 and it made it about a year before the same problems. It's...

Why not save a step and just use composer

We generally change out printheads once they go out of warranty. That being said we have let them just keep going until the prints start to look bad and then change them out. We have pushed over 3000ml without a problem. As far as service I will keep my opinion to myself.

Does this one look familiar to anyone Thanks

I am curious if anyone at your shop during production said, "this doesn't look right". We encourage all of our employees to question everything. 25 sets of eyes are better then 2. We all know the customer doesn't really look at the proofs and the response is always "your the sign guys, you...

If you want me there within three days I will charge you. If you can wait, I'm sure I will drive past your place in the next week and we can take a look.

Unfortunately we always let the mistakes and problems ruin our day (the 1%) and never really recognize the other 99% of successes. That being said I know through personal experience that sometimes when the "boss" is coming down hard on a truly honest mistake there is usually a bigger problem...

We run a Gerber 408 and print/cut 3-5 jobs a week. My guy who runs the router has set up a great system and works with the designers if there are potential problems. It works great for us.

Have you tried cleaning the contacts?

You should be able to cut the mask with no problems if you are using the correct blade and setting on your plotter.

Ok just today my FC8000 has decided it doesn't want to find the marks after printing on my HP210. I am at the end of my rope here, any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

I feel terrible that I live in Utah and never knew Mormons had their own fonts!!!

Have you looked for the info you need on the Gerber website. We just replaced the screws for both the x and y axis and the info from the site made it a breeze to reset.

Nothing I hate more then seeing non-compliant handicap signs. I have one just down the road from me that is a Nevada spec sign (I'm in Utah) and to add to add insult to injury it's in front of a lawyers office!!!