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Can you post a pic of the test print? I'd pop the top and take a look at the ink lines. Did you clamp off the line when you switched the damper and forget to unclamp it? On another note, Triangle has told us to clean our machines daily. We had some problems with cyan clogging. Switched to...

What program are you using? Illy?

We had a simliar problem, and had to replace the blade holder.

whois lookup on both companies are the same.. I don't care either, just be upfront about everything or you will get torn apart here..

Both are Loud Printing.. Doesn't multiple screen names violate forum rules?

No.. it's a *little* more, but you should be able to negotiate the same price. A lot of people are confusing 380v3 with 180v3, which is much more expensive, but a totally different animal.

I think opinions about merchant members and non-member suppliers should be aired out in the open. It's happened many times already, with the merchant members having their chance to rebutt any accusations made. Some have passed the test and others have not.

That's my experience with v3. The egress of v1 and the look of v2. Nice stuff.

We bought a roll of 380 to take advantage of this offer.. the ad I got from 3M said it expired on 12/31/08 though.. Nice that they extended it!

Welcome from Phoenix! Which shop did you buy?

I was also told there were distance limits on USB.. then I connected like 7 10' cables together and they worked just fine. I'd try that.

You gotta read #15!

Ahh Mortal Kombat. One of my favorites!

Like bubba says.. duty cycle is the biggie. If you can only weld for 1 minute and have to wait for 10, you're wasting your time..

I've got a little cheapie unit from Home Depot.. Not $120, but I think we paid like $350. It's a Lincoln and handles everything we do (up to 1/8" tube).

I also heard they received a container of damaged printers that they're offering at a discounted price. They'll carry the same warranty as usual, maybe with some cosmetic damage, but still fully functional. I'd suggest asking your Roland dealer about that too!

We're in Phoenix and offer wholesale to the trade.

PCV2 has 360x540 under high speed, but to get to 360x360, you'll have to use the LBV profile.. doesn't print nice on vinyl.