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Go hunt him down.....then kick him twice in the nutz......lol

zauliaa....According to your profile, you already have a Suma & Mimaki... :rolleyes:

Yes......print it to size, or print em on a flatbed.

I saw that on one of the cable channels on TV. It was all about people that won millions and ended up broke after a year or 2, one woman paid to have her husband killed. Now she's sitting in jail rotting......

$14.00 dollars a roll?? It's gotta be junk......

I would pay off my mortgage first, then I'd pay off all my lines of credit. Then I would move back to France and live the high life.

I have a GBC Artic Titan 65" I love it, it took alittle getting use to, but works great. I'd stay clear of the Daige...

I thought this was a sign fourm, NOT baseball.........

Well I would look, but I dont have a Mutoh anymore....LOL

3M & Arlon

The JV-33 & JV5 do not have the same heads, the JV33 has one head with 8 chanels and the JV5 has 4 heads staggered to make a 4" band. JV-33 you can use solvent, eco-solvent, and dye based inksets. JV-5 uses either solvent or eco-solvent

He might be doing small window perf. decals with an odd shape to them. You can allways get them die cutted or find a company that has a flatbed cutter. I'm not sure with the Roland print & cut machines, but maybe your teflon stip is bad.

Maybe if you let your perf. dry overnight you wouldn't run into these problems your having with your grit rollers. I never heard of anyone cutting vinyl first and then printing it, sounds backwards to me. And to think how many misprints your gonna have doing it that way.

I had a couple of customers bring them type of signs with the shrinkwrap holding em together, asking me if I can beat there price...LOL

I guess you can allways put the vinyl on the cor-x first, then print it and cut afterwards. If you have to apply wet to such a small size, you shouldn't be in the business.

Get yourself a cricket, this way if vinyl doesn't workout for ya, you can cut paper.....

If your gonna switch to 3rd party inks, mise well use a bulk ink system to. Inks are much cheaper in 1 liter bottles then the carts. I have used Lyson inks, but they aren't eco-solvent. I use to use there water base pigment & dye inks.

An error 07, Is a head connection failure is detected

The best thing to use is a syeringe, I got a few from my doctor when I did his windows....

I mainly print at 720x720 8pass bi-di. I had a tech from Onyx show me how to print in 360x360 with 720x720 results.