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Perhaps for the same reason that I don't still provide basic instructions to my grown children how to find food. At some point we all need to work for the rewards of being in business. The rewards of hard work are better enjoyed after a reasonable attempt at SELF instruction. The greatest...

There are NUMEROUS threads that you can find with a little searching. IF you can't use the search feature here on signs 101, you probably won't be able to follow the detailed instructions for correctly restoring a clogged head. The process has been revealed in several good blog entrees. The...

Evidently you don't. For goodness sakes are you for real??? Your in a graphic industry, ou have "Graphics" in your name. Do you have a clue how to work with a pencil and paper and DRAW the DUMB thing.

Frog Juice I thank you can order it from Pioneer Supply

Steve, I think this is your problem. You need to verify with the material supplier that this fabric IS compatible with your ink and printer. They SHOULD have necessary info and profiles. If you are using the inks that you have used in the past and are trying a new material it may not be...

Using your most recent discription, The problem is most likely that you are not loading the material you want to laminate in straight enough. It sounds like the material is slowly "drifting" out from between the laminate. Usually caused by improper loading of material. You must start with the...

If by "drift" you mean to say which side will the finished product tend to be pulled towards? Your presumption is correct IF you are facing the infeed table, and not facing the out feed table [or like looking from the rear of the machine toward the front]. The tightest gripping side of any...

I am working with a local artist trying to reproduce his original watercolors into prints on canvas. The problem comes when trying to print to canvas the final print is "OFF COLOR" from what we can seeon the screen. Is there a reasonable way to correct this so that I can provide great looking...

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ADJUSTING "NIP" Pressure on this laminator The attached is a screen capture from the service manual for the above mentioned laminator. Follow the instructions CAREFULLY, and everything should be correct.:thumb:

Possible solution The top {red silicon rubber} roller needs to be adjusted. You will need to remove the right side cover, [the one with the speed and heat controls]. There is a set screw of sorts on top of the end bearing that holds the red roller. It should have a spring tensioned screw that...

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I received my sample yesterday, and gave it a try. Very decent product. No changes on my Mimaki, went right to print, and sample seems to hold ink well. Did not get laminate sample. I am going to try applying this test piece this afternoon on a truck corner to test the flexibility and...

Mimaki plotter problem DAMN! you are impossible to get ahold of. I have tried every way I can to contact you to give some help, but you don't make it easy. I tried to send you an email from your web site {that by the way DOES NOT HAVE A PHONE #} the email won't send from the web link. I sent...

I had a similar situation several years ago. If I remember correctly, what I did was "UNGROUP" the lettering, {THEN}, make copies of the distressed effect you want to use { ONE FOR EACH LETTER}. What I did then was to take each letter separately, overlay ONE of the effects, and follow your...

Ken: Most of your questions "SHOULD" be asked of the vendor selling the equipment. After all they are paid to answer the pre purchase questions. Ask the seller. And YES inks will be damaged if frozen. To what extend I don't know, but am sure I would not recommend using frozen inks.

any help greatly appreciated!!

Where are you buying 3m di-noc? WHOLESALE? I am looking for Gloss Wood grain for a custom car application. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Great idea. One problem I see immediately is when you move roll holder to storeage positionn the mounted rolls of substrate will come out of the slots. Dumping everything onto the floor. You need to devise a roll shaft holding devise to prevent that from happening.

Honestly, I just hold down the "command" key and tap on the "+" key and on my screen the entire image gets larger with each tap on the "+" key. Use the "-" key to reduce the image on screen.:thumb: