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... I am not sure how Bakersfield likes things mounted on the window frame that block the window itself - I am about an hour north of there, and I have had the FD tell me that most windows are considered part of emergency exits from a building and that putting something on the glass is okay, but...

these look interesting... they claim 1 micron accuracy. Is there provision to swap a side for registration purposes when flipping the substrate? I have never seen packaged sheets of anything be accurate to within a micron sheet to sheet, so when duplexing you would would still need to keep...

let's talk acrylic.... the laser can't go through it? - meaning the laser light is fully absorbed, right?... then the laser will cut through the acrylic.

Foam Core, print or a flatbed, or laminate a print onto it, then use a laser of flatbed cutter to cut out the shape (or go really old-school and use an X-acto to cut it out.....)

you could make that item from flat acrylic and bend it - this is done for small desktop signs that are engraved - I have seen pretty thick clear media at JDS industries. for small rigid table tents we have engraved and/or laminated printing to and then folded pieces of acrylic.

how many cards are you printing? a good Heidelberg will give dot-for-dot registration, and will allow for guide switching so that when perfecting you can keep the guide and gripper edges common.

be careful, you are starting to sound like Charles H Duell - Commissioner of the US Patent office at the end of the 1800's..... he said: "Everything that can be invented has been invented" ---- obviously he was very wrong.

... well, not to reinvent the wheel, but how did the wheel get invented? how are new things invented? how are good ideas spread across industries? if no one tries anything new, then progress completely stops.

dude, just get a sample of the Substance - I think you will be very happy. I use it for stickers that can even stick on the anti-graffiti paint. But I have made stickers for my tractor.... Substance is supposed to stick to hard to stick to motorsports items, I would bet you will find it...

I cannot see the full fastener, but is that a "dzus fastener"?

four of these came with our Graphtec - I think they are what you are looking for...

when a printhead burns out, usually there was a spark or something at the nozzle - checkout your bad printheads, almost all will have some sort of physical damage.... (I mean, it is not a software issue, something actually fails on the printheads, right??? most I have seen look like there was...

posting a pic would go a long way to getting more help....

very interesting question --- I typed "hp 700w printhead 01 voltage failure" into google to get my first results. This tends to still be quicker than the electronic manuals... However, when I change it to "...head 02..." or "...head 03...", etc I do not get similar results offset by...

that could be a bad printhead, swap it out and see if the error goes away.... on the HP knowledgebase website people recommend cleaning the contacts to the printhead as well as the ribbon cable that supplies the printhead..... the error is also listed in the manuals that come with a new 700W...

One minor trick that may help is to print the color strips on the outer edges of your prints - this forces all the heads to fire right before the they fire for the image. This seems to help keep all the nozzles firing more consistently....

... so I just went to the Grimco website and almost all the media I looked at was available by the yard - some of the more premium ones like the Oracal have a 10yard minimum....

I just finished a 30" roll and upped the size to 60" for the next roll.... no issues at all printing. (oddly enough I duplicated the profile I created for one of the BriteLine medias.... I don't recall having to change anything when making the profile for the 440LSE...) We are running an HP 700W

Offset presses have used copper tinsel... comes in many shapes and sizes.... google "Anti-static copper tinsel offset printing" and you will get a lot of options that work great.

just a guess based on what it is and does - "Optical Media Advance Sensor"?? looks like it fits... it is the sensor that detects media movement.... However, I run a 700w, when I see the crop marks slightly fuzzy (okay, I am squinting and trying to determine what is the pic and what is the...