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try outputting from Illustator or Corel.

Well your right! but I guess what I'm sayin is, stretch for the best possible machine. If your going to be running wraps & etc you should get a loan for something quick, you'll make the money back even faster. Time is money & you can potentially pigeon hole yourself into printing 3-4x longer...

147/80 sfph Thats like watching grass grow.

If your going to be doing a lot of wraps & printed signage, you should strive for a fast machine that can really spit out the production. You'll need it when your at the 11th hour & your installing the wrap & need to reprint 2 panels cuz of murphys law crept in and all your other deadlines will...

I'm very interested in persuing this niche. Please reveal detailed photos of her work with and without the costumes.:biggrin:

That guy in the pic likes to wrestle sauages. I pity his contender.

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It's just a bittersweet necessity. I've still got a pixil out on my edge. It seems like every year, just a month past the warranty.

When they say, 140 sf/hr then cut that in half because you'll really be running it at the best quality mode/passes. That's slow as shiat.

does it have multiple vac zones?

Maybe so but the machine is under engineered. If your going to spend the money, you gotta go with Gandi, Vutek, Nur, Inca

The Solara, made by Fisher Price not Gerber. I know someone who had a ColorSpan for a short period of time. They needed something that could handle heavy production & this wasn't it. I would't consider any without a vacuum table. Wait to see what HP does with them. All in all, you get what you...

drop the cyan till it's gone.

Hey, lets give away free educations here online at signs 101 and make it real easy for others to flood the industry.

It's garbage.

why not google image > trace it?

Gerber is a PITA!