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PERFECT WORLD, you buy and XRITE I1 and build your own then all the colors are "perfect" (within the limits of user error, condition of your printer, etc) our roland never gave us a true fire engine red, for example & the greys were not perfect, until we did our own profiles the profile you...

a profile that YOU BUILD is the only one... a canned profile can compensate for variations in ink, in substrate and minor variations in machine to machine they are not psychic, the only way you will get a perfect grey is to run through the procedure of building a profile you don't mention...

i would start by contacting colorcrest, a member here

yes, an agreement binding on the purchaser and the company contacting the OP. OP is not bound by this unless they agreed to it many clauses in contracts are unenforceable because they are "not in the public interest or public good." this is one that i would nominate for that type of treatment

we have used jetbest for a couple years. very satisfied. we get from premiercolour

as nancy reagan said: "JUST SAY NO!"

Red loctite needs to be heated to be removed. Only a fool would use red loctite in a printhead

my sc545 will serve us as a second machine, backing up the Mutoh vj1617h doing the occasional print & cut job i know that occasionally the mutoh (MY machine and the company in general) have a temperament like my wife on a bad day so the roland will still be an important resource.

I LOVE MY sc545-ex, but, i was wondering who would spend that much TIME AND MONEY on a 15(?) year old machine you made the right decision

i learned something tody https://www.accu.co.uk/p/126-what-is-the-difference-between-phillips-and-pozi-screw-heads and i thought the only other "kid in town" was reed & prince https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_screw_drives

in the old days Starrett was one of the best. every machinist had dial indicators, etc made by them

there are all sorts of assortments online, (chinese garbage, to be sure) but, at least YOU have the pleasure of stripping or shearing them yourself

if the whole world used posidriv (torx) we would all be better off it can be a resl bitch to find those really small screws with anything but phillips

one more thing, if you try to locate an ebay seller with your part YOU MUST REQUEST THAT THEY LIST THE PART ON EBAY (or you both will be "banned for life" an experienced seller Can not respond unless you include the "list on ebay so i can buy it" request. they can not afford to respond and risk...

drill out the head, then you will be able to remove and worrk to remove the shaft left behind i would be cautious about tapping with a hammer, i can only imagine the problems we can create by skewing the sled. the hed mut be perfectly perpendicular. if you cause a "tramming" problem, you will...

DO NOT buy screw extractors OR ANYTHING ELSE FROM TEMU calling them a chinese sh*t merchant would be sugar coating it. they sell nothing but garbage i am told

in a perfect world, you would get a couple "jeweler's screw extractors, in the proper size & a TINY NUMBERED DRILL BIT of the proper size if the screw goes into the head (the thing you want to replace) just drill it out as has been suggested. if the screw goes into a piece you value, you...

i assume you mean a axis. without z access, my gerber smc 4 (circa 1987) could do anything you need a axis is rotary, no?

looks like a nice machine... ISN'T IT SAD, that they have to announce that they are bloatware free? dell & hp have ruined the industry loading the machine with garbage i had lunch with a large client a couple months back and i said how stupid this is. if i setup a system for you and the junk i...

firmware update, changing preferences?