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Dan, if you are 73, THINK ABOUT IT, you had more buying power when you were making $160/wk compared to today i filled a small bag at a grocery store on the way home last night & topped $70. HAVING TO PAY FOR THE "REUSABLE" BAG WAS JUST THE CHERRY ON TOP OF THE SUNDAE

i feel it is too high as well, but, in truth it has more to do with the fact that our dollar is only worth $0.42 compared to Jan 2020 according to the study that larry kudlow quoted the other day. you pay roughly the same rate for a car mechanic or a plumber, so the problem is not with our industry

once again, think cut carriage cable the more times you TOUCH IT, the more likely it is bad

but, i don't see the 12 pin ribbon cable on that list it's always difficult to diagnose without being in front of the machine, but that cable is a likely suspect also, have you obtained a service manual and gone through the calibrations that follow replacing the sensor and encoding strip?

About 5 years ago, we paid $50k for a Cisco rack mount server with 48tb of space to hold the backups for a client.

To me, multiple cores are important because in the old days, i would copy hdd of the old pc into TARGET directory of the new one (hdd space is cheap:!) easy to find the file you needed these days, it makes more sense to virtualize the old pc, use some sort of vm player & just OPEN THE OLD PC...

KEEP IN MIND, all CPU's are not created equal. my laptop is an I7 3rd or 4th generation with 4,cores i setup a dozen dell micro form factor workstations this week. they were 13th generation I5's with 20 cores. it getsharder to buy a BAD PC as time goes by. we. still lead towards dell (no matter...

2 years ago we bought a Mutoh vj1617h from a church in the dallas fort worth area a friend suggested uship.com and it worked out very well. we paid around $950 complete, which was quite a savings. probably worth getting a quote give it a few days to see the lowest bidder

we hardly ever print these. a good client got them from us before a member sold me a few, as i remember. can print eco solvent or Mutoh MP31 suggestions? we normally buy from harbor sales, grimco

in the 1970's i operated a bunch of packaging equipment & oerformed much of the maintenance for one of new jersey's largest companies when i left, after almost 10 years, i was the only one with a full set of 10 fingers. i got snagged a few times, but, never more than an interesting scar on each...

we have a sh**ty chinese one. i wouldn't have thought you could weld fabrics, but: https://www.weldmaster.com/materials/non-woven-polyester-welding#:~:text=Non%2DWoven%20Polyester%20%26%20Polypropylene%20Welding&text=Miller%20Weldmaster's%20non%2Dwoven%20polyester,in%2Dplace%20pipe%20and%20more.

we had a similar issue with our sc545-ex. . discovered that one of the rollers wasn't dropping down completely every time you move the lever to down position if you grabbed each roller and moved it side to side, one of them would drop down with a "thunk" we did a little twist (if i remember...

don't they still only have 7? (although i feel like i did 9 days last week, myself!)

colorcrest, i was unaware of the license retriction with xrite.

original post(er) a term i picked from common use on this site

it's possible colorcrest can do this remotely. ask the question. they are a very good company for this type of thing.

perhaps we can redo it Raid 5? uses 3,drives. if one fails, a light comes on, you swap the drive. it rebuilds. no data loss IT MAKES YOU FEEL SO SMART, JUST REPLACING THE DRIVE AND IT DOES THE REST

Uncle Bun said: it's a mistake to start with AI as your primary design software. It's too difficult to do basic things in AI, and it seems Adobe purposely makes it hard I'd have to stick up for Adobe, they don't do it on purpose, they might just be stupid... kind of like microsoft

yes, but do yourself a favor, throw a few dollars extra at it &'buy a server grade SSD. the ssd's are very fast, but the cheap ones tend to go bad like a magic trick, THERE ONE SECOND, GONE THE NEXT. sith no warning. and for god sakes, set up a good backup. buy an inexpensive NAS drive or (2)...

i would think the d200 is slow BECAUSE IT IS SLOW not because of the complexity of the instructions sent from the software converting file type is not going to do it for you IMHO (although my friends say i have very few humble opinions) my gerber smc4 plotter is slow also, but, changing the...