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Hey Josh. Can you get that laminate in a 30"? I have a ton of labels to make and I like the setup with printing/cutting on 30" media. I see the 30" vinyl in your price guide but not the laminate.

I used to do body work and I can't imagine how much that would have sucked to mask that thing off!!

Haha, I know exactly how you feel there. I was lucky enough to return the piece I had and bought a Summa. I am very glad I did, as this thing works like a dream! And I only have the D140, kinda would like to see the S or T series in action.

I always turned mine off at night. I appreciate the input as I will now leave my on 24/7.

The semi lettering I have done so far had a bunch of fades in it, so you could notice the reflective parts. Where the ink was solid, it wasn't quite as noticeable, but I still liked the finished product.

I give a second yes. I just printed some the other day, and it turned out very good.

I have noticed that once I got the humidity back up my prints were a lot more consistent and the bowing was pretty much gone once I got it dialed in.

I looked up the printer from that link and I see the ink on one side and the door for the maintenance door on the other. http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en/sm/WF05a/18972-18972-3328061-215168-3328080-5053950.html

Interesting. I have been thinking a lot getting a nice digital copier that will print 12" by 18", cut, bind, fold, etc. Any recommendations for a brand?

Am I not seeing the same pic? I don't see any on the left side(control panel side)??? It looks the same as my L25500 to me.

The only thing I can think of right off hand is if your take up real is turned on and that is stopping it. ???

Hey Tim, what else do you do besides signs?

I never realized that those were that expensive and the upgrade cost that much!! What all did it involve?

That is what I was thinking. It would be a smart move since it would keep these new customers happy, or make them happier, and more likely to make them want to upgrade to the new one when they can. Versus just tick them off.

I wondering if they will allow, or have, an upgrade so L25500 users can use the new ink?

Northlight Color sells their inks for $105

Wish I could have waited too. Extra set of inks and $1500 cheaper.

The only problem you will have trying to use media larger than 60" is that it won't fit on your media bar that you use to load the media.

I agree with tylercrum about solid colors. I did a large wall graphic project with solid blocks of a dark blue and red. They came out perfect!! No banding, spots or any other print defect. My VP-540 never would have been able to do that.

That is probably the only issue that I have found with this printer. I have been able to adjust it to straighten out the print so that it will cut right. I have turned down the heat settings and that has helped as well. It just takes some fine tuning.