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Hmm, that's an interesting solution to an evolving problem. Thanks for the tip. We have piles of heads with very little ink shot through them that the machines keep kicking out. I recently started a thread about this very same thing, and judging from the response, I'm not the only one.

Awww, thanks folks! I am eternally grateful for all of the S101 family and the team effort that goes into building both of our businesses! I truly want us to be your partner in success. I admire a sign shop owner that can be free to sell and design and not struggle with owning and operating...

Computers are cheap. Go buy more than 1. Your biggest bottleneck removed. Of course, the software bill might not make your boss happy....... How can this "designer" get any work done if he/she is constantly being interrupted? Every interruption is 2 steps backward. You need to fix that first...

Heavy, lol. We have one, it's been a workhorse, does not get used that much any more.....I will weigh it for you, but if you need an immediate answer, 50 lbs +easy.

Well, since it's Friday the 13th, and nothing, and I mean nothing, is going as planned today, ef it, let's have it here! I still owe you all from canceling out last time!! When??

Agree with pro, if you can not afford downtime, stock multiple heads, cleaning kits, and ink carts.

One of the reasons they may be warrantying the screened ones is the sunbrella material they are on. It carries a higher outdoor durability to UV and wind than any vinyl, even pole banner pro. Think same material used on horizontal applications like awnings and boat tops. Fast forward to pole...

Brand new /very sharp onsrud 2 flute 1/8" high feed rate eg 400ipm+ works great.

Yes, and if you continue to ignore the messages, it'll just spin the blotter cloth off of the feed, and start spitting to the plastic. Then, it builds up there, heads hit it, and you get dropout. Just so ya know. Yeah, the accounting on it is whacked.

Pull da plugs (it will pull easier w no compression) pop it in gear and give it a pull. Do both forward and reverse. Otherwise you'll toast your lower unit and maybe the powerhead too if its wrong, its running, and you shift it.

Well, I can see the argument that a thinner backing stock reduces the diameter of the roll out of the box. But, when running a 10 roll run of 10' panels, and across a few rolls of lam, there are 2, 3 or more printed panels left, and no lam left, then yeah, the rolls are short for sure. And I...

Exact same thing here. When my guys opened the box, they came in and got me, you could tell right away by the size. It was 30 some feet short!

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That right there is a game changer for your shop and the already high quality you put out. Matthews is incomparable to any latex on so many levels. Good to hear the new diggs are coming along!

Holla to you and Paula.....thanks for the FB updates and the business, too!

I have 3 pots in the bay all summer. If you come visit us or pick up an order at the shop, call ahead and I will pull crabs for you.....bring a cooler!!! New Jersey may suck, but not our part of the jerz.

In defense of gerber-My 15 year old sabre is going strong, showing signs of needing lead screws, and it runs A LOT. My 17 year old plotter and edge, also going strong. Full disclosure, we did just have a discourse with gerber about the current software and sabre curve processing as well as the...

Agreed, HP needs to step up on the carriage felts/pads issue. Major gunk collection failure causing issue.

Kevin, how's the CC processing integration going? That's the one thing we really need.

Had adobe not KILLED freehand, you could do it in one simple click! Yet another thing that FREEHAND does quickly and easily that illy does not!