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If you do any wrapping at all the videos information will save you time and money. They are a library of techniques to refer to if you strike a problem or to view before doing a job.

I was spending stupid amounts of time and money going to the barber until I bought some electric hair clippers. Now a quick run over with a #1 every couple of weeks and I'm good to go!

A lady Aboriginal artist wanted her design on this case as a gift for her partner. 480CV3 really stays down even when stretched.

Neolt rotary trimmers are handy for posters.

That's a common problem and the reason Avery discontinued that for 1105.

I once told someone who was bashing me on price that to do it for his budget he needs to just print the thing out on his A4 laser printer and paste them together.

If the budget allows look at Summa tangential. 600 downforce and is great for thick material esp with a 45 degree blade.

Dunno mate haven't had to ever use it.

I haven't used the other rips but have used Onyx for years and find it great. Maybe dl a trial version and see how you like it.

How bout that option in the profile that warms the heads up before it starts the job? Long run consistency mode I think it's called.

This has been discussed plenty before. As far as my experience with this printer goes you can minimise the effect by: Recalibration before each job. Printing adjoining tiles in sequence. Flipping alternate tiles. Making sure your heads aren't too old or misfiring. HPs thermal heads are...

You've been told wrong. We get great colour on our wraps with 360s.

We still have a 25500 that prints perfectly solely for printing posters on cheap uncoated paper. The L260 is the next generation but basically the same tech. 300 series came next with faster speeds, optimizer etc.

Usually the point of a knife flicked up starts it. Although you have to wonder why they make the adhesive better at sticking to the liner than the substrate.

99.99.% of walk ins are time wasters.

Referrals and website work fairly well to date - we've been in business for a long time now. But we don't seem to be pulling many new clients these days so am thinking our online marketing needs polishing. I'm going to talk to one of my clients who runs a marketing business and see if they can...

Esko don't have much of a presence here and Summa seem a more entry level option. If I'm making this kind of investment it better be good for the long run. Any Summa F series owners have experience otherwise? We'll be cutting the usual sign/print shop stuff. Corflute, Forex, foam boards, ACM...

The samples I've seen look pretty good. Do you know the ink cost?

If we didn't do rush jobs then we'd lose about half our work.

Pauly's right. Here Oce/Canon really go the extra mile. I bought a used 360GT off them and they come the same/next day for even the most minor thing. Their ProCut is priced the same as a Zund so it seems to be a no brainer at this stage. Not that I expect much trouble but they are great with...