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OK, so the 30 T shirts I mentioned previously that went well were not printed, just white Instaprint. Today we did a bunch of printed shirts with the instaprint, some with detailed cutting and some with basic shapes, and we had a terrible time of it. I called Imprintables and was told at first...

Ha....that was you?! You looked just like Tom Silva on This Old House!

I think that is a very reasonable price for such a machine, I'd be surprised if it wasn't a Chinese import. The industry standard in these types of machines has been the Edward Segal machines, you should look at them to compare.

Mike, I've used Imprintables Warehouse Quickprint with great success and recently I've been using InstaPrint because I was looking for the lightest feel. Both products print and weed excellently and the InstaPrint is lighter. I've also been using the Imprintables transfer tape since I find that...

Mine is still available if anybody's interested....accepting offers!

It's too heavy and too expensive, for my needs I want a typical banner material that will have a 30 day duration at the most and needs to be translucent. It seems that the Ultraflex Vulite Pro BL might be my only choice and it seems like nobody has ever tried it! So, I'm getting a roll delivered...

Hmm...good point...maybe because it isn't a scrim material. I didn't look it up yet, I'll have to do that.

Yes, this will be like a typical exterior banner printed 1st surface and lighted from behind. I'm familiar with Duratrans but that's not what I'm looking for. Actually the Ultraflex Vulite Pro BL is a 15 oz. banner material and I would expect it to be every bit as durable for exterior use as...

Latex printers are definitely "there". Latex has many more advantages than solvent, I'd never go back to solvent and Flexi is the perfect RIP for HP. Also, if you are concerned about service in Alaska, you can order just about every single part for the HP latex machines and service it...

I was wondering if anybody has any experience with a translucent banner product? I'm not looking for a "flex-face" per se, but really just a typical 13 oz. banner only translucent. The only thing I find is an Ultraflex Vulite Pro BL, has anybody ever used that? I need to latex print it and I'm...

The 200 I believe was the basic router, the 200X was the model equipped with every option, vacuum table, engraving head, spindle not router, etc. I'll try to post up the listing within a day or two then I'll let you know.

Too bad you just bought a Dimension 200....I'm about to put my Gerber Dimension 200X up for sale with the software. I'll keep you in mind though, if the future buyer of my machine doesn't need it.

The volume that you need to print will determine your options

Have them sign an authorization form that says you recommend a 30 day period for paint curing and they accept responsibility for anything sooner than that. I've had masking tape peel the paint off of a repaired truck door that was freshly painted. If it's a full body paint job by a reputable...

We have a Juki 1541 and think it is one of the best machines for banners and similar material. It is a single lockstitch machine.

That looks like a stretched version of RACE1 Wave 85 Chiseled

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This is actually a very good topic that could be very different for everybody depending on your personal situation. I think in a perfect world, you should have all your trucks or service vehicles equipped and set up exactly the same way. You should even have a schematic diagram of that set up...

I can't answer your question but if you have the service manual, I can tell you that you can still order all the needed parts from HP and do the service yourself, if you think you are comfortable with that. It's not very difficult and the manual tells you all the things you would never know...