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flexi tech support will probably help "match it up" to an existing printer profile

i just started to read this thread. NO OFFENSE, but the idea that a canned profile (with no compensation for the quirks/characteristics of your particular machine) can produce a good rich black with no shading is ABSURD. build yourself some profiles for the materials you regularly print on. the...

one of the commercial printers we had some experience with had, in his terms and conditions that your order for 1000 (or whatever number) could be 2% under or as much as 5% over the target figure. in this way he eliminated the problem of storing ""overs" he also got to charge for every last one

i am certainly not going to arm wrestle you...

it certainly is NOT network traffic. things on the OTHER SIDE of your gateway have no effect on your printing unless you are printing remotely and have a tunnel setup my GUESS (and that's all i can offer) would be either a hard drive issue (some sort of error, a firmware glitch, etc) or that...

you probably have a situation where the 50 degree temp has reached the dew point, you are condensing moisture out of the air and triggering a sensor of some sort it is there to prevent print head damage

ALL THE MORE IMPORTANT to add a humidifier to the shop area. you waste so much time with ebay or whatever boards trying to salvage the machine

or rent/borrow a propane heater (console or bullet) your area is pretty large, remember to set a pot of water on top of the heater to let water boil and add humidity to the air. or run a vaporizer.

So, seriously, just lower case i's? i'll be damned.

my attorney and insurance broker always suggest a specific policy/coverage in case a sub misrepresents or allows his coverage to lapse. 4 or 5 years ago, a lawyer friend was going after a roofer. his subcontractor allowed his policies to lapse snd one of his subs, who had no insurance of his...

sh*t goes south real fast when leaving the printer overnight JBurton, you have inspired me. i am going to carve that in a nice piece of mahogany & mount it over the door of the shop. (kind of like our version of "ABANDON HOPE ALL YE WHO ENTER HERE"...

don't you also have to be named as a "coinsured" as well as having a copy of their insurance?

You don't actually mean you duct taped yourself in. (sounds like a criminal minds episode!)

great news! you know i had my doubts, since i was of the opinion that a dead short on the junction board is rare... i learned something today

raise head height?

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the mention of trapped air makes me wonder if the manifolds are not properly attached to the head (by the manufacturer) i am not familiar enough with the mimaki's to know if they are all using the same ink lines (an the same manifold)

smaller sizes are a challenge https://creativestoresolutions.com/rectangular-tubing.html?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIztyA7LSphAMV6mpHAR2BkgOHEAQYBCABEgIrnPD_BwE perhaps a tape measure in the picture for exact size i thought smaller sizes in aluminum would be easier to find

it is much less a test of your will power, BEFORE SOMEONE ASKS as soon as a customer offers to buy a set of the posters THEN WE HAVE A HORSE RACE i am not trying to harass you, Forty One, but it is much more of a test of character after someone offers to buy a set JUST FOR THE RECORD i would...