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You need to perform the bias, vertical and horizontal alignments as well as the bidirectional default calibration when you replace a head. These are all in the service menu Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

those look like collets to me. Sized for different tool shank diameters Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

I'm not at my desk right now, but it would be easy to do the same in Flexi. It mostly depends on what software you know well. Flex, AI, Corel for the most part all can do the same things, it mostly boils down to what you use most and what you've learned. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

We had several customers experience fading on prints from the GS6000's back when we were selling them. Since we stopped selling Epson printers, I haven't heard about it lately. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Nope Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

How old is the print head? Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

If this changed with the new version, try turning off the usr embedded profile option on the quality tab in VW. I bet three new Corel came with a 'better' form of color management. Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

that's like using a wrench to drive a nail. You can make it work, but a hammer will do a better job Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

God bless you and your family Joe.

Or cut red translucent vinyl on a plotter - I know, this isn't using your printer, but seems like a better product in this case. When printing for a backlit sign, you either need to sandwich some prints or put up with a washed out print when backlit or an oversaturated print when the lights are...

Can you post a picture of it?

I'll PM you

Copperplate Flourishes?

Have you replaced the captops and wipers yet? They're a lot cheaper and easier to replace than a print head and should be done before you even think about replacing a print head

There are 3 bearing ways on each side under the table where the bearings run. Clean them off isopropyl alcohol, then wipe down with White Lithium Grease. If this doesn't fix it, then the bearings are replaceable, there's even a video on how to do that. And +1 on calling CWT for help - they're...

I don't see Graphtec updating CM 2 or CM 3. They switched to CM4 because the vendor for CM3 wasn't able to keep up with Adobe updates. And it always takes a bit to for Graphtec to catch up when a major Adobe or Corel update comes out. Be patient. As for older plotters that aren't supported by...

Doing occasional sand blast on your CE is probably ok, but if you do a bunch of it, step up to an FC plotter. I had a customer get started in the monument business with a CE plotter and it only lasted them a year before they had to replace it. As far as blades, stick with the Graphtec ones...

You'll go through more cutting strips, but cutting your perf on the cutting strips gives cleaner perf cuts. Just factor the cutting strips into your job though and don't let it go to shreds before replacing it.

- Fred, were you using Omega 5 with Windows 10? I think the main issue is Omega 5.0 compatibility with Windows 10. I would recommend upgrading to Omega 6.5 for the smoothest system and better support from GSP. - I've been able to succesfully get EnVision and other Gerber plotters to work...

As usual there is some truth and some exaggeration inn his explanation. Most of the printers discussed in this forum are industrial printers and are designed to work many hours a week. Most printers can go much longer than a week without use and will not dry the ink in the lines, but there...