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I have a falcon 62 and I get the heads for $90 each! Let me look into it and I will post the link to where I get them.

It's not hard to change the print heads at all. Just take your time and dont forget to unplug the printer before you start taking it apart otherwise you will be replacing fuses also which is a little more tricky.

Thats awesome!

Just do what I did, buy a Roland! I gave up with my Mutoh when I realized I was spending a ton of money repairing it and losing customers. I hit a point where I decided that I either had to buy a new printer or close down the printing end of my business. So my new Roland is in and prints...

Anyone?

Got a problem with the Mutoh Falcon Outdoor 62. It powers on fine but when I attempt to run a cleaning on it the heads go through the motions like they normally would but I don't hear the pump going at all. Was working fine the other day and now its not. Is this normal for it to just go like...

Whats the problem that you are having with it?

If you were closer to me I would buy the laminator from you but I cant justify $1800 shipping:omg:

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Or some of these links may help: http://www.ehow.com/facts_5333703_leather-effect-photoshop.html http://www.pixel2life.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=24555 http://www.alt-web-design.com/textures-tutorials/leather-texture.html

http://www.expressclipart.com/store/advanced_search_result.php?osCsid=bd8b0f1303f66e0cb5e9be9252a41723&keywords=Leather&search_opt=and&x=0&y=0 Click to page 2 and there are leather fills

Tried rubbing alcohol but did not work, tried simple green without much luck either. I will try some other things and see what happens. Thanks everyone!

WOW that is a really BAD way to end the week! Good thing nobody was hurt.

Whats good for cleaning the outside of a printer? Like when you have ink fingerprints that dried up etc. Anyone have any good suggestions? Thanks

I'm so excited! Cant wait to get it going and start churning out some work on a new printer. :clapping:

lmao!

I use one of these.

I had to lol when I saw this post because I have a customer that is exactly like this and they had me do coro signs on their building also. They were not as big as yours, only 4x8 but I used 10mm coro and I attached it to the building with liquid nails. That was 4 years ago and they are still...

Isn't it just a rectangle with a hole punched out at the top?

You mean im supposed to get dressed to do this stuff???:omg: