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When I got my copy of Caldera, it was an extra $1 to get it installed and ready to go all setup on a new Mac Mini. If all this was is your RIP station, there really wouldn't be much to learn if you are not familiar with Macs.
LittleSnakey, for your new US Tech, what did you find the best way to load laminate and start the process? I am having troubles getting the material to track straight?
I have used Sojar from Fellers and Tattoo by RTape. You have to waste a bunch on each end as you have to have it fed through quite a bit to keep it form curling up and hitting the heads. Other than that, they both worked and printed good. The Tattoo stuff was a PITA to get off the backer with...
Since Nate answered everything very well, I will just add that the quality of my L25500 blows the doors off of the VP540 I had. I haven't had any issues at all.
I have printed on the new 3M IJ114-10 with good luck on my L25500.. It is pretty inexpensive too. You just have to turn the heat down to keep the paper from curling since it is thinner.
I made mine out of metal piping from the plumbing section at Menards. Just have 90 degree pieces with a small piece off that for the roll to go onto, one for each side. Add the metal base plates for the table side. Then use c-clamps to mount them to my table. Easily removed when needed and...
I use the HP adhesive vinyl profile for my vinyl printing, HP frontlit banner profile for banner and the various paper ones for posters. There is also a HP media finder where you can get a ton of profiles for media. Don't remember the site right off hand.
I had a VP-540i and switched to a L25500 and will NEVER look back!! The quality of the VP540 doesn't come close to the output on the HP. I had both at the same time for a while. Ran the same file on both printers to compare and the HP was WAY better! Plus, when a head goes out on the Roland, it...
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