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i've asked the same question for my DX4 heads as well. the best suggestion going around is to not let any solvent solution remain inside. with that said, nobody seems to have a 100% success rate at storing used heads. if we can only figure out what "stuff" they put in the new heads in order to...

i don't think it's a profile issue. are you sure your ink is ok? how about your heat settings?

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thanks! starting off with something you know that works makes all the difference. :)

mind if i ask what laminate goes well with it?

i don't know about you guys. but what i would usually do with a great looking sign is... approach the sign, look very very closely at the sign, touch the sign in more ways than one, wonder what material was used, what lamination was used... and maybe imagine the process of how it was put on...

you will never go wrong with a person talking about his passion. thanks for this!

this might not be the answer you're looking for [i don't have your cutter]... but personally, i find it a lot easier and faster to just manually enter the points on my SC-540. what i'd do is (1) jam a paper on the front panel sensor [in order to take a look at the blade more closely], (2)...

network problems are fairly easy to fix. bec other than a virus, there is only so much that you need to check. but the thing is, you usually need to be there to get a quick solution in. aside from the typical configuration requirements [which i assume has been checked already by your tech] what...

they are a part of the family. i cry like a baby every time a dog of mine passes away. :(

i didn't know there was such a thing. but it does make sense. for about a month or so before, i was a bit paranoid, and left the heads soaking in their caps with cleaning solution continuously. afterwards, i felt that nobody else was doing it... so, i stopped. that could have stripped away that...

if you can follow jiarby's instructions. that would be the best way to do it. :)

ahh. this is where it gets tricky. normally, your manual will tell you the hotkey you need to press during boot-up in order to go into the recovery menu. if you are able to get in, you will be able to effectively initiate the return-to-factory setting. this will basically delete everything in...

sooner or later you will need to wipe your hard drive. even just for the sake of removing all the trash out. you don't really have to do it now. i'm just saying that you should prepare for the inevitable necessity. like what the others said. if your laptop has a licensed OS, and you didn't get...

sounds like a classic case of a virus infection to me. having an antivirus program and malware protection does help. but it definitely is not foolproof. if it were my pc, i would reformat it. and diagnose from there. the slowdown could also be a hard disk problem. but the slowdown in those...

i would check the dampers. seems like ink starvation to me, or air getting into the system. there might be clogs as well. this happened to me before. if you're trying to finish a job, the easiest way to finish it is to slow it down. like what was mentioned earlier, uni direction, and slowing...

thanks dave! i guess i will end up ordering the 50", 38" and 20" cradle tools for windows, plus extra cotton tape and a felt strip just in case. these would be perfect for me since i don't do any maskings at all. :clapping: one last question tho. i tried test ordering on the G6 page. and the...

true. i guess i'll try to pm him to set up a chat, voice call or something. thanks! :peace!:

ok. here's what i've figured out so far: i'm going to need a 50" tool for my big panels, and a 38" tool for smaller sizes. from the videos, the cradle tool seems to be able to do my vertical and horizontal vinyl installs. i would have wanted to get the cradle for both sizes, but since the...

hi all! i am planning on buying the BS that a lot of you guys have been really positive about. i've seen some of the videos, searched the forum [got dizzy with all the posts] and i've also gone through the BS website. The thing is, when i went to the BS website to choose which one to buy, i...