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wow that is really neat...unfortunately being straight and lined up aren't demonstrated. But like someone else said if you want to throw a graphic down in an arbitrary spot then it looks great

We certainly wouldn't want to get run out of town...thanks for all the responses... I guess it comes down to now...where do you guys go to find cheap poster paper that will make this crazy idea work? I know Nglantz has some cheap poster paper...I think they call it B-line

I mean it works...just looks kinda crappy and it is def putting down too much ink for the paper...I wonder if there is another media I can tell it that it is that uses less ink..

We are sharing a building with a newspaper press company...they recycle what they call butt rolls of 150+ft of newsprint paper because they are too small to use. We are attempting to print on them with the idea of selling to supermarkets and such for weekly specials...no material cost to...

in my experience unless it is labeled as not for a solvent printer, and fits in the printer it will work

Its hard to tell what resistance you should be feeling but when we did it, it was obvious. (of course we had another plotter to compare it to.) The graphtec guy told us to try that. Also I mashed a spring a bit so that it wasn't so tight..and we made it out without having to buy a new...

We had the same problem with our graphtec fc 8000...turns out the blade did not spin freely in the blade holder.. Test it out by taking it out and trying to spin the blade around with your finger...there should be no resistance whatsoever. Of course I take no responsibility for you cutting...

Thanks everyone We will def leave it on

just be careful that the heater doesn't make the material bow and cause head strike when you start out

I think you can get a free demo of caldera rip software

Its an RS-640. It has two power buttons, one is subpower..the on button The other is the physical rocker switch in the back. Do we need to leave it on or turn it off at the end of the day? I know some printers perform maintenance or some such at night.

Works now thanks for all the help...Turns out the guys who sold it to us taped the drain lines shut so the capping station didn't work....

Spoke too soon..It worked for one color just not the others

I think we fixed it...I squirted some ink from the damper into the top of the print head under the prime the pump theory. Works so far...

we are using versaworks that came with it..got all the updates. Sent a parrot then some colored circles...the only thing it will print is black. What would be making the ink not go into the print heads. They couldn't be dry already...especially since they were soaked with cleaning fluid when...

We just bought a used....Versaart rs 640 at the SGIA expo in New orleans. We got it in..It had cleaning fluid in the lines. I used a Syringe to pull the ink to the dampers and filled them. It wont print CMY. So basically we have an expensive Greyscale printer. Why wouldn't the ink come through...

Does anyone have this service manual... heck even the 540 would be better than nothing. I've looked all around Email is bseproduction@jfrank.com

Will post pictures tomorrow No camera

CB09U blade plunger is the one with the blue cap PHP32-CB09N-HS according to user manual Installed the blade from the video at graphtec website.

We recently bought a new cutting strip. The overcut only goes up to .035 on the control panel, I had been using overcut on flexi which defaults at .100 I just ran a test with the .035 on the plotter and .100 on flexi. (kinda rough but weeded better) I will now try just the plotter Update: No...