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We've found this to be true on both of ours as well. We can go 100 feet in to a 150' roll with no problem but then the media starts to buckle. We gave up on using the supplied take up reel.

Caldera Give Caldera a shot. www.caldera.eu It's well written, easy to use and very fast. It runs on Linux (or the Mac) but don't let that scare you. Once you get it down it's a slick piece of software. We've also run Onyx (moved to Caldera from Onyx 7.3.2-- it was a great, we just liked...

Been there; done that with the H104S. Two weeks later after never actually working we let it go back to where it came from.

Still on the hunt.

No-- we're specifically looking for the XJ model. Thanks though.

Thanks but I am specifically looking for the XJ type as opposed SJ.

Looking to see if anyone has a Roland XJ-540/640/740 machine that they'd be interested in parting with. Best if it was newer (less than 18 months) and was in good, working condition. Send me a PM here if you have one. Thanks

The Summa guys at ISA said that the network is pretty much gone with the fall of Tekgraf who was their Master Distributor. It sounded like Summa was planning on running on their own for a while. You didn't say what you were looking for. I've never owned one of their printers, so I don't know...

Thanks for the help! Yes it is plastic. I know what it is as far as what it's used for and how to use it, but i just didnt know what it was called. Does anyone know what this specific type of extrusion is called? I havent been able to find one that looks the same. Thanks again for the help.

Does anyone happen to know what this is and where i could get more of it? Thanks

At some point VersaWorks had a bug where you couldn't both center everything on the media AND hit "Get Media Width" after loading the laminated media. I've not used VersaWorks in a while so I don't know if they ever fixed it, but it was on the bug list for a while. Nope-- it's still there...

I don't know-- he could be legit. After all he owns a JV#-160s and a Roland ValueJet.... ;)

The following are located in Salt Lake: Regional Supply Midwest Sign Supply Montroy Sign Supply Fellers Have you tried all of them?

Not sure how your RIP is setup, but the GS6000 does indeed have a Wave pattern. It makes extensive used of it. They licensed it from Mutoh- probably one of the many reasons that Mutoh is the one that builds the GS6000. Also-- are you using anything other than the Very Light Cleaning mode? It...

It looks like Triangle has merged with MegaInk.... http://www.megaink.biz/index.php?page=press_release091001 Could explain a lot here....

Though to be fair you did post in the free section...

We ordered our first one today. Should be in next week. After a month or so I'll leave an update here.

Does advantage offer this machine @ 16K though like Grimco?

Anyone have a good name/email of a Grimoco sales rep? Or someone else they purchased the GS6000 from?

That's always fair... as I said above you have to actually use it. I think if you left any ink sitting in the printer you'd eventually have problems. There is also a big difference in 3rd party. I don't know all of them, but there sure seem to be many different brands... I like Triangle...