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Yes,... and for those eager enough, "theoretically", you should have a printed chart for each type of media and combination of profiles that you typically use on an ongoing basis ------ this could lead to quite a library of archived samples ----JP

I can vouch 100% with comments regarding the Fuji unit,.......had the pleasure of working with one for a short period and they are good machines and the KI ink set works well --- twisted a coro print like a pretzel and the ink stayed intact!!!! .... not cheap though LOL.........JP

Using the Convex media and laminate combo,.... correct me (please) if I'm wrong but quite certain that the specs require "cold" lamination..........hmmmmmmmmmmm........JP

Wow!!! Much thanks for this superb effort --- I grabbed this as soon as I saw it......well done and thanks for sharing!!!!!!!.............JP

.......LOL..........if only it were that easy.... (I'm beginning to find the assorted Mimaki "issue" threads quite entertaining --- in an odd sort of way, though).......JP

NICE!!!!!.........I work with the Mimaki brand now and am longing for the old Roland days.........heavy sigh.......JP

WELL DONE!!!!!!!!!!jp

..... I always wonder about photo shopped images --- can't really grasp that there are such "not so smarts" that would actually attempt this! JP

.....no, not really....... just management:ROFLMAO: JP

... sounds like hands on training is almost a must before any "homemade adjustments" are attempted on these machines.....yikes! J

...lower end laminator --- the pressure is applied manually by the knobs located at the top on either side (can by fiddly!)--- can't really tell what shape the roller are in? -- JP

:thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb:I'll jump on this bandwagon and sing praises as well....he also helped out with some remarks regarding my ongoing Mimaki (:banghead:) issues!!!!!!!! JP

**Double Standard** J

For some reason this device also keeps reminding me of Jack Nicholson receiving his "treatments" in the movie Cuckoos Nest........wet sponges anybody?..........JP

Thank you very much for that information,.... very helpful!!!JP

As the Title suggests,.....I'm interested in users providing feedback on the timeframe replacement of the typical consumables (ie. dampers, pumps, capping station, wiper, encoder strip, etc.). Thanks a bunch ahead of time for your time and responses. I realize these will be dictated on how...

I used one of those many moons ago.....large metal table top ---- just remember to remove any wrist watches while using --LOL-- cuz' any unintended contact with the surface really woke you up!!! JP

.... not a good testprint ---- is that fairly recent or an ongoing issue?JP

What do your test prints look like ? --- seems you have a bad case of nozzle deflections going on there --- any visual clues on the print head when you have a gander under there?? any debris on or around the printhead?..JP

Very Nice!....and super site ----- great projects and looks like you really enjoy your work! JP