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My contour cuts were inconsistent then I replaced the encoder strip. What a difference since it placed the ink where it was supposed to be. No skew, you never checked that I'll bet. Do a large print with a solid border. (at least 800mm x 800mm) Now measure from the right edge of the print...

Could be uneven nip tension. Or could be the way you load material. For long runs I go through a process to eliminate as many feed issues as possible. One of them is making sure the lead edge is perfectly perpendicular to the sides. Measure, double-check, then check again. I also use...

I use ClearShield on the edges. Never had issues when I didn't use use it, but I'm a belt and suspenders kinda guy. Especially when the signs are 30 plus feet up the side of a building. YMMV

Oven cleaner can work, but it's been a million years since I've done it. Can't even remember what brand I used. I worked in tiny sections, and never walked away. Mask off everything around and spray a tiny area. Count to three then wipe. See what happens. Adjust time accordingly...

Not too much in the way of commercial wraps here either. Clients will ask about them then get the WTF I'm not spending that much for a sticker look when they hear the price. Other part of it is perception of clients. Years ago a business owner told me he had to keep his trucks simple. Had...

3M 06656 Yellow Automotive Refinish Tape (3/4" wide) I still paint vehicles, bikes etc... so its always in the shop.

Ever see a new dry erase board after heavy usage?(like a classroom) They start to stain/ghost, and glass is impervious to this. More expense up front, but you'll never replace them. Smart Boards are better yet, although without the magnetic capability.

Magnetic glass dry erase boards are all over campus. Like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGZK1QXsTYM

I get mine laser cut at a local sheet metal shop.

This^^^^ I can knock out banners in no time at all.

Ours are $0.10267 per kWh. Here's the kicker. Some years ago WPS said we need people to conserve and save money. We did such a good job of it they raised the rates to cover lost revenue.:frustrated::banghead::frustrated::banghead: I wish I would have saved the newspaper with that headline...

Good one, thanks for the laugh.

We've had our RS-1650 for about 6 years and it runs well. Minimal drift on full rolls even with my Rube Goldberg infeed system. Just like any other laminator you will have to figure out how it likes to be set up and run. After that you should be fine.

Awesome stitch work!

Scuff panels. Wipe with reducer. Paint with single stage automotive paint. Install. Sit back and admire your work.

Neat fix. Thanks for posting.

If you can vent outside get an air-to-air heat exchanger installed by a reputable HVAC contractor.

Here: www.phoenixgraphix.com

Can always check on some of the DIY CNC forums. It's not just a bunch of hacks. There are some super intelligent folks that reside in the forums. All CNC's have the same basic architecture so most rules apply.

Here's your Edison Bulbs all modern and PC and tree hugging.:Big Laugh https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/116520/PLT-LVTSED1930022K1.html I think they look trick and have a couple ideas for them.