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I never print until the vehicle is measured by us. Ever. too many situations like this. The cabs will always be the same but boxes can and are manufactured at different locations by different vendors. Glad they took care of it, what a rare thing.

Well then. There you have it. HP isn't any better. thanks for clearing that up Mike. lol. I havn't had to use any support for our flatbed yet.. thankfully.

Josh, It's not just Roland. If you don't have a Scitex division HP, HP throws you aside like an ugly step child. I thought Roland was above that nonsense.

we flatbed print foamcore by the hundreds. We simply let our customer know the durability of it, and sell the product. Saying it damages easily is silly.

cheapest is going to be like 120$ for a 54"

No, only fake ones.

those vegas hotel pricing are way off. You can stay in a dump for those prices anywhere. And you're comparing Trump towers apartments, to a hole in a wall.

We wouldn't want you to get into a pissing match now. So facts are facts. New York is an expensive city. But so is Vegas. I know for a fact - the price for trade centers are not the reason certain places are chosen to have these large expos.

Flordia (east coast) Has a huge one once a year. New Orleans (kinda east coast) Has a massive one every other year.

Sorry, I forgot NYC is the whole east coast. And.. Yeah pretty much.

I'm going to blame unions for that.

A small business should be able to afford 2-3 plane tickets and 2-3 nights a year in a hotel to experience the show. I understand your thought process but if you can't afford a few plane tickets you need to charge more for services :wink:

More expensive then the heart of vegas? I think not. Anyways, who cares where it is? You can drive 5 hrs? Or fly 3 hrs. What am i missing?

Removing the rivets is not the right practice. When a customer tells me how to do my job right, he's looking for another shop. Any seasoned shop/installer will not remove the rivets. It does not make it any easier. You can lay a row of rivets in 20 seconds. It's not hard.

This is a very loaded question and it requires quit a bit of information on what you're looking to print. each printers have their pros and cons based on what they're used for.

Swissqprint is bad, and Durst is a more advanced flatbed.

100% Caldera.

it has 300k miles....and it's a Toyota Matrix.... Throw it away.

This is a silly thread.

If you're in Oregon, look up Forge INC. They're local