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and here's a craft based one! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nm3mly916Ds&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuFbSPpTuqw&feature=related http://www.keepak.com/EBS-250%20engl.pdf

it's a combination of butyl cellosolve, butyl carbitol, and acetone. i've made the basic formula noted in the msds sheets.. but lately i've preferred to drop the cellosolve all together from the recipe. i think they use the cellosolve to simply keep the cost down. butyl carbitol is about $54...

figure out one that does and i will reupload.

yeah. my girlfriend uses a cricut with sure-cuts-alot software to make parts for her fine art collage work. no cartridges. i'm sure the handful of aftermarket software providers are combing through its firmware right now.

saw this at hobby lobby the other day. a little print and cut machine for $300. http://www.cricut.com/shop/#0/1/1043/5/Cricut/Cricut%20Imagine%20Machine has HP cartridges (1200 dpi?). can't find any specs on it.

one thing that was a deal breaker on the property that i was doing in town was that i was designing it as a homestead business. the work/live properties are specially financed properties that are privately developed. this usually can't be done as an individual. bankruptcy laws in many states...

i've stuck them in a crappy harbour freight ultrasonic and they came out practically bleach white. if you are buying eight dampers for $64 ($8 each is about as cheap as they come), a $30 ultrasonic cleaner is still cheaper, and a good piece of hardware to have around. you can dunk your capping...

believe there is a pdf discussing 207 here. http://www.filefactory.com/file/cb57df2/n/jv33.zip

mosh's property sounds awesome...! the more post apocalyptic the better!!!!

one thing to add to this conversation as far as living in an unrestricted neighborhood. currently i've got two shipping containers that are 40' parallel i'm spanning a roof across those for an indstrial space. i have a 1400 square foot quanset tent (120 mph wind rated), a home full of...

i went through this about 10 years ago. was putting together a property near downtown houston. in the end went with an unrestricted neighborhood home on three acres (almost every home has a building on their property. welders, horse owners, cabinet makers... it's pretty cool). in houston...

or possibly they've all found a much much cheaper way to manufacture ink. the only drawback is the longevity suffers. thus the reduction. all industries have standardized testing facilities (glue, coatings, hardware). yet solvent has no standardization.

there may be more of a difference between legal departments vs. laboratory results. it's strange that wilhelm research only seems to test water based inks... ignoring the zillions of gallons and millions of square feet of solvent printed material out there. here's one link but they...

is that the sensor that shows that the pinch rollers are down? if so, i think you can loop the circuit so that the printer thinks the rollers are always down. i'd ask rooster on this board if that is true. he's a mimaki guru for sure. also, if it's mechanically not working right you can yank...

i'm using good 'ol rasterlink. fine for what i do. as far as cost. if you are on a budget, and you can get a jv3 for $2000 or a jv3sp for $3000-ish. that's not a bad deal. start ups will not be buried in orders and the slightly more troublesome machine at a lower cost will make you some...

there are some color/media/print-mode combinations that will create banding. since you are a bit of a newbie (i assume). the reason uni can do what bi directional can't is two things. think of the the ink dots like bombs and the head carriage like the bomber. in uni the plane only drops...

attached is a pic of what my printer was doing with a loose black ribbon. the issue started out as random 1x2 retangles. then went bizerck. also attached is a rendering of a data swap. you might be able to utilize this to attempt to isolate or move the issue to a different head...

i'm guessing one of your ribbon cables has a damaged or bent tip. turn off, switch off the back, unplug, press the front button four times. take your magenta cable off inspecting inside the print head ports with an led mini flashlight. look at the ends of the cable for bent tips or damage or...

i'd say a jv3sp bought used in decent condition is worth about $4000 (maybe $5k). they are at an extreme disadvantage to a jv33 because of support and the heads are too expensive. i'm sick to my stomach to think that a jv33 can get a new head (replacing all 8 channels for $800) for cheap while...