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I use shinkolite when i can't get a size in Optix DA. But i use mulfords plastics for Optix DA

No experience with it, but also not a fan. just means it'll take longer to print. acrylic can be a pain to print on but you can get digital acrylic for UV inks to adhere to. Same with aluminium composite sheets. But i've never had an adhesion issue with aluminium.

I've tried that. Everything is metric until i go to Print now and it's in imperial. On x10 i had it on metric. I have no idea how i changed it though of if it is buggy. You'll like x12.2 It's quicker with more options. and even the previews on your RIP-Queue are larger and colour managed too...

on previous version of onyx i had it set to metric, but for some reason i cannot figure out how to change it as it defaults to imperial. So everything is metric except Layout preview. This is when you press Print Now button and i get another box to preview the layout (flatbed) and it's all in...

you have to look at a dot plot. when the dots get close to near the end of the curve that's where you restrict it. Or if the dots start bunching up and even if 1 dot goes backwards, that's where you restrict it.

Y and K you're suppose to limit the cluster at the end of the curve.

screenshot the graphs. i'd like to see.

Yep you can get laser engravers that work on a network. Almost most things these days are networkable. Honestly i'd want all my devices using an ethernet cable connection rather than USB. USB required power and if accidentally unplugged it can cause motherboard problems ect where ethernet is...

Might try that. I had one call the other day. I told him i'd call him back. he called back 5 mins later, and he asked for me. realising its the same person, i yelled at him because i'd call him back. he asked when. i said i dont know maybe next week we'll see.

You won get the colour profiles close as you want then if you just do a print read next method. It's an art form as I've learnt the hard way. You can get ok profiles with onyx in the print read next method but it you know what you're doing, onyx can spit out some high quality profiles.

Are you using lamps from OCE?

I rather own a licence than pay a subscription. Like MS office for example. I can use the new one, or use the older ones. dont care as they all do the same job.

There's so many different ways you can do these things depending what you want. re calibrating profiles is sometimes a good start when you dont know how to make profiles properly. But you really want to start with a good profile. At times a profile could be poor on your printer, but a re...

not sure.

http://www.onyxgfx.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Products_Comparison_2016_dark_letter.pdf

get a 30 day working trial of each. then you can tell yourself what one you'd rather continue using.

Going onto it's 3rd year. not sure how many sqft i've done. no where near as you though. I get everything though oce. What do you primarily print?

You might have a job trying to load. check your files in the bottom window if something is failing to open.

Depends what model you have, missing nozzles dont cause an issue depending on how many print heads. The newer arizonas have double print heads so 2 in 1. I also have double cyan and double magenta so 4 of each in 1 row. But because you're doing the maintenance yourself, it's up to you to make...

I dont think so. We use alcohol to clean the ink.