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i have done painful 4'x12' jobs with the BS. and it does actually work. but my main complaint with the BS is that i can't do rush lamination jobs with it. laminating with the BS needs at least a day or so to eliminate the silvering and expose any actual bubbles. kelly

ahhh... looks like either an electrical problem or a failing head. you can try to switch data cables to see if the problem follows the cables. kelly

hi! was your wall mural made up of different panels? i've never paneled using the big squeegee. i've always been afraid that any slight stretching will mess up my alignment. that's why i've always done my panel installs wet. so, is it actually feasible to use the big squeegee for panel...

i think this is the first time i actually felt sick to my stomach by just looking at a job. poor hummer! kelly

in the real world outside s101, it wouldn't surprise me how somebody would do this just bec you said so. :thumb: kelly

thanks for the info fred! printing on foils while maintaining the spot colors has always been a difficult task. this might be exactly what we need. i just have to figure out if there is an asian supplier/counterpart for it. thanks again. kelly

hey guys, i've never owned a gerber before. and pretty much all of you seem to have good things to say about it. are there updated models for this? [the so-called 80's tech printer that is still chugging along now] like with faster, better features, etc? kelly

since you mentioned that your test print is pretty much the same for 2 years now... and assuming you've been printing the same types of colors, i'd look into the head alignments. try to run your alignment calibration and see how it goes. also, it might help a bit to show some pics of the banding...

thanks anyway, boyd! i've always been on the lookout for tools that are "simple, fast, accurate, and safe." if not to make life a bit easier... but at least to avoid losing any fingers. :thumb: i already have several big squeegees for my installs, and a 54" Guardian Guide for my sintra cuts...

hi! can the kooto cutter handle 3mm/5mm sintra boards? their site said that it cuts non-rigid types. but i'm hoping that sintra's could be soft enough to be handled by the kooto cutter. :) kelly

hi! sounds interesting. but aside from making sure that you're working on an eps file under an rgb color profile, how does this differ from the other workflows? kelly

Gary, Stacy, Boxerbay... your explanations make perfect sense. in the past, i've simply applied double strike on everything. i think it's about time, i did it right. thanks! :U Rock: kelly

i'm just curious. how would printing on the bulb side prevent washout at night? kelly

hehe. i know we technically can't. but there was a time i was accidentally able to. i just don't know what steps i did in order for it to continue printing... :P kelly

thanks for the update! good to hear that your back in business. kelly

i would charge for whatever skill/time/effort/materials/overhead/expense that went into the job. if there's a lot left, i'd give it back. just me. kelly

how are your grit rollers? kelly

it really looks like the media being unable to take in the ink that's being dropped on it. in cases like these, i always assume that the hardware is good. [assuming you did the head installation properly] this means that i'd look at ink, media and heat first. other than that, it'd be a far...

if your profiles were working perfectly before, it should work perfectly as well afterwards. check your heat. kelly

why won't an sc-540 work with versaworks? mine works without a hitch. tho mine requires a dongle to work.