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I just downloaded the new one from their site and it is in that one.

I have a L25500 right now. Just looking to add a printer.

Trust me, I wish I could get one from you!!

My Oracal samples are supposed to be in today! I can't wait to try them. Especially when you guys say that it "stays down where you put it, WITHOUT primer!"

Just on the h2 colorpainter as far as I know. I think I have that right.

What do you think of your LEJ? I have been strongly considering one lately.

Anyone running a L28500? Do you like it? Recommend it?

Anyone plan on picking up one of these?

I can't believe someone would let that leave their shop! My work ain't always perfect, but I wouldn't send that out of my shop, whether it was acceptable to the customer or not.

Any new comers should be able to easily summarize this thread, 3M is stealing your customers. They can keep reading if they want all of the details.

I like that video! I print on pretty much everything I did with my Roland, and then some.

What I just noticed on the main page is the 3M add with the "Screw You 3M" post next to it. Haha.

For mine, I normally set the temps to 55 and 95 with the HP gloss vinyl 12 pass profile. For me the inks are fully cured and there isn't any bowing. I never had luck using a ruler. I would just do a couple guess and checks to get it right. That worked the best for me. As you are looking at the...

Was that with he 3751 Oracal? Looks nice!!

That's what makes me lean towards Epson. I don't need a cutter and with Epson's, you can have all 10 colors loaded at the same time. (2) 5 channels heads versus (2) 8 channel ones. (My Mixup, I said 4 channel first)

I wonder how it will compare to Epson's new SureColor S70670 with pretty much the same setup, 10 colors overall??

Get the tech drawings from the Apple developer site. That's what I did to ake mine.

I noticed that cheap calendared vinyls were bad too. Like the 3M IJ10 stuff, the bowing was bad and just the curling of the material in general since the backing paper was so thin. Arlon 4560GT has worked very well. I leave it set to "0" no matter what I print. Are you noticing it when you cut...

One thing I found that helped was turning the heat down on whatever profile I used. They all seemed too hot, at least where I am at anyways.

I didn't even know Caldera had an option to help with the "bowing" of the prints.