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For installing a wall wrap indoors. Any recommendations?

That is true. I thought the same thing. So we shrunk it down a little and made one with only 9 posts that way only 1 roll is inside. so not as big a deal.

I would use DOL 1060 instead.

I use something like this. I showed this pic to our fab guys and they made me one. Works great! http://www.grimco.com/Products.aspx?cid=0211&pid=22468

Can cocut do handy things like inlay welds and overlay welds? Currently I export into signlab CutPro.

I wouldn't even bother posting this here. It seems pretty serious. Call HP tech support. 1-800-334-5144

I dont use Caldera. But I would think it would be easier to start with the default HP made profiles and then tweak those.

Our shop uses an older MG series cnc router. Is it possible to equip one of these machines with a knife cutter? We would love to be able to cut foam core boards. Right now we just use the router bits but it shreds the edges of the material.

What is it called?

We use Universal Type Client. Its fairly easy to setup and use.

7 Days sounds extremely excessive to me. There are curing boxes you can make easily that force air down through loosely rolled up print media. Its basically a box with a box fan on top that blows downward. it helps with the curing time.

What rip are you using? It sounds like a setting you should be messing with in the rip. Not the actual printer.

I love our summa with tangental cutting.

Our shop bought a Seal with the heat option. and to be honest. Its more of a pain in the *** to use. Example: when the roll is fully heated and you need to switch out to a new roll of laminate its extremely hard to properly set up when the roll is still hot. So we would have to end up waiting...

See? Snark in full effect. This is a poll asking for opinions. Its posts like the one above that drag this forum down. From a "premium" member no less.

It would be nice if the atmosphere around here were more professional. I dont talk to my clients, coworkers, or business partners the way people speak to each other on here. I come here for (ideally) professional advise and ideas. Its off putting the way certain topics get politicised or when...

Seriously. The new HP 360 looks amazing!

Wow Im impressed! And also a little sad that we JUST got a HP 260 in January. Its great printer. Good to see the innovations coming fast from HP! and built in ICC profile creation and built in color correction? That sounds amazing. Printing just gets easier and easier.

I dont remember having to lower the dpi before but sure enough that fixed it. Thank you

Lately when I try to export to tif corel X6 does all sorts of strange behavior. The size should be 84" x 126" but corel resizes it to 84" x 100" and I cant change it. I never had a problem with this until I "upgraded" to X6. Any idea what the problem is?