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The printers have a connectivity troubleshooter controlled from the front panel. That might give a clue.

Interested to know why it's a game changer.

We do lots of unlaminated monomeric promotional window decals with our 360s. They sometimes stay up for 12-18 months and still look good at the end of that time.

Yellotools have some large mats they cut off a roll for you.

I'm sure if you only do small jobs and aren't that busy a print/cut machine is all you need. Cheaper too. When you start doing larger print runs and a lot of cut only work you will soon wish you had a fast stand alone cutter.

We never use primer & they stay down.

HP are great at R&D and sales but support, not so much. From previous experiences I would never have only one of their entry level machines. Been waiting on parts for one of our 360s for about a week now. It's a warranty job but still doesn't help me make money with the thing. The Colorado...

One piece. Try and heat away from the recess as much as possible. When done properly it will stay down. We only expect 3M 480CV3 or Avery 1105 to do the job though.

We've done a few. Which area is it you're having trouble with.. that recess above the wheel? We just did this one recently.

I've been on here ages too and I still don't think I've got the hang of it. I mean my printer broke the other day and I just phoned a tech who came & diagnosed the issue in a couple of hours..

Thanks but that was the HP latex. The heads are "only" $150 each.

We all know you can get a lemon & unfortunately Pica sounds like he has an expensive one. I've had good luck with my used Oce to date but support is the secret. If you aren't getting that for the premium they charge I'd be p1ssed off too. We have two HP 360s. One had been solid as a rock, the...

One thing about having a shop is the great feeling you get walking out after a rough day and locking all that behind you and going home.

It's like any other sign. Cost of materials + markup. Installation & prep time x shop rate. Design time if you're doing the design. Even if you're not you should allow time for artwork setup, dealing with the client etc We photograph most jobs and overlay the art, generate a jpeg and email the...

We have the Seal. Fairly bulletproof and error free. Worth the money.

I think a lot depends on how effective your website is at converting those visitors to customers. We get a fair few organic hits but few new customers so are looking at polishing the website & making it more effective.

BTW any Aussies wanting a good used Summa we are selling our D160R. We have an S2 now so the D is surplus to our needs. There's an ad in the next Wide Format Online magazine.

Come over in your canoe and pick it up yourself. Drop in and say gday and I'll buy you a beer! I used the Yellotools cutting mats and they are good. One thing that's slightly annoying is because they are so glossy and soft paper/vinyl tends to kind of stick to them and make them hard to pick...

I just started posting again on there too after a marketing person suggested it. @ripgraphics