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:banghead: oh my..I'm am so sorry...coolest MOM ever! I really have to stop assuming things lol Let me tell you this is not as bad as when I used to work at a casino and I called a patron "mam" by accident he turned around he was probably 350 pounds and had a mustache. lol Won't happen again...

I know you can limit the amount of ink that the machine lays down with versaworks but I have never used that function yet so my only thought is slowing the head speed down to 600 instead of 760.

lol wow! You must be the coolest dad ever!!

75 or 80?! and they are all sick! Which one is the rare one? lol the only one I have never really seen is the one with the natural finish..is that washburn? ....you sicken me. You are like my one buddy except he only has 15 guitars and I thought that was a lot. lol You must be a famous musician...

...man I get a file like the one sign boy posted every couple weeks...why didn't i think of this?! thanks, Flame!

!! How many guitars do you have?! geezz lol

I had the same thing happen one day last week. I was told it was static "forcing the ink out of the heads"....it finally went away on its own..still not sure exactly what it was??

Day Signs, Those are some sweeet guitars! I really want to play one of those joe Satriani Ibanez signature model guitars but i'm not worthy lol

Hey All, I'm pretty new to this forum still. I noticed there are a bunch of bassists but where are the guitarists? lol I wanna see what y'all are playing/using for gear. Guitar: Jackson DKMGT w/ zakk wylde 85/81 emgs Amp/cab: Marshall 150 watt head and behringer 400w cab effects: are all...

not to scare you but when we had the same machine it did the same thing..our dealer came in to fix it and we could never get a proper cut if we went over 30" ... :S good luck! i feel your pain!

I don't see a strip? On our old machine there was a reader strip that would need cleaning but on the new machine the reader strip is hidden in the back of the machine so it stay clean. Is that what you mean?

will do. thanks all! This site is ballin' lol

Well I've sent some samples off to the dealer who sold us our printer. I hope they have answers. WHen I called them about the problem occuring on gloss paper they said its because we didn't buy the paper from them. lol but we bought the 3651 from them..so should be interesting. I am using...

ok, well there was no change at all. This is very wierd..I did have this problem on gloss paper but never on 3651...

When you saved your photoshop file did you uncheck the ICC profile??

Ya, that is pretty close to the same heat settings we used on our last machine which was the SP 540V. I thought it was wierd that the heater would be so much higher on this machine for the same material. Thanks Big Dawg. I will this try again.

I am printing on oracal 3651 gloss vinyl. I just ran another detailed bi-directional test print, and the problem still occurs.

could it be the heater settings? We were told to print at 44 degrees print and 50degrees dryer...

Oh sorry. Nope, no dot drop outs.

btw. If it helps anyone. The problem does not occur when printing on uni-directional setting. Just bi-directional.