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It seems as if Roland is lacking in the proper set-up of web fed devices. If your infeed and take-up are not within 0.001 tram and less than 0.002 level you will have issues, period. It is a simple compounding error. The procedures are quite simple, but require dial indicators, tram rods, a...

No offense taken. Your comment made me laugh. Never thought about the autopsy angle. The Juice Drops I have are pretty wild. Here's a pic of the almost completed "digger". Please excuse the watermark. It is from our web content.

Single point of contact for all questions/requests/issues. Far too often things get passed off to whoever happened to show up for work that day. This leads to details getting missed or lost altogether.

If it was for our shop I'd wrap the whole thing with a Juice Drop background in green, red or blue. It would certainly get attention. I see DigitalJuice just went all subscription on us. Seems the "drops" I have are from an ancient collection and no longer available. Picture is from a rear...

And what if it is. Yes, as a matter of fact I feel like stirring the pot today:Big Laugh

The intent was to show the extremely high quality, attention to detail and fastidious quality control as it relates to your recent order.:rolleyes:

Nice. My wife says I shouldn't do signs for gun shops anymore. I haven't collected a check yet.:rolleyes:

Here ya go: http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?123356-How-quickly-do-you-expect-4over-to-fix-a-messed-up-order

Print, collect check, smile on the way to the bank. Bash if you want, but I like to make money. If the client is happy then I don't give it a second thought. I am moving into the print for pay model of business. Doesn't matter what it is as long as the money is there. Only thing I do is...

Oh wise one show us the error of her ways...:ROFLMAO:

Just like all the other threads asking what's best. Nothing but a can of worms.LOL Seems to me the biggest defenders of a particular technology are the ones selling and servicing it. Life lesson: Nobody works very hard to prove themselves wrong.

Nothing like opening a can of worms.LOL If it were me I'd stick with eco-solvent. It's a mature technology that holds very few surprises. Latex(H-P in particular) is always coming out with something new. I am not a fan of this this stair stepping of tech. End users manage to find the...

In a nutshell: Roland print/cut rigs aren't too swift at contour cutting. I know I've got one. I have been on a mission to get the ol' gal back into top form. Replacing the cambered outer wheels, setting nip tension, shimming the center pinch wheels, calibrations, etc... Although there has...

If you're looking for a true ERP suite talk to a Supply Chain Management professional. Better yet go to your local community college or four year college and ask what they can do. Our local tech school absolutely loves live clients. Nothing like putting students feet to the coals with real...

Like I've said before many things in our industry have become commoditized. This leads to specialization, which in turn tends to drive down prices. The sub I use for large banners has material delivered by rail while ink is delivered by semi. They print my large banners and multiple banner...

I'd say you did very well. You're in for a treat when you run it. You'll wonder why you didn't buy one sooner.

Check for signs of abuse like nicks, scratches, paint spatter, excessive dust, broken covers etc... Bring a couple files from your shop to test function. Run some media through while watching the tracking. If loaded correctly they will track perfectly straight. To be honest I'm not sure they...

Attachment would be simple and cheap. Would you want to keep buying and loading 25 yard rolls? We crank through 150 in no time flat.

Here is what I've learned over the years: Guy with the badge and gun is always right. Try going against them in court.

Clean the encoder and try again. If you are printing the marks to cut later see where they are positioned on the vinyl. I was having major issues with my SP540V so I started measuring where it placed the marks. They were off. Never in a consistent spot from the edge of the material. There...