Search results

book says carriage motor error. that's kind of all it says - it doesnt elaborate. It does say it requires a restart. It seems to indicate that there may have been a foreign object in the way. or a head strike.Was there a head stirke?

The "mosher mobile!" Is that a 60's ford panel van? The one with the engine between the front seats?

Welcome to the show!

See, ya learned something today, Gino. Hey - were there any black men killed for their side? I think i would just print it Gino - it will last as long as that dumb gold mirror stuff. Or are you going to use signgold?

I dont know about fine adjusting the position, Brad, but heres a tip - put your head in the down position when youre done for the day.

Cant wait to see it finished! Awesome dude!

Here is my winter shop vehicle. I'll post the summer one later.... ( I know, always a smart a$$ ! )

The stand is junk, save your money and build one. Personally , i think the daige itself is junk, but some people like them.

It's not a wrap, for gawd's sake. But is DOES look nice! With the sun shining on it, the substrate surface temp is acceptable. been there.

Nice, that looks perfect!

:ROFLMAO: That's good, Doug... Joe, glad to hear your coming along well!

I dont get it - Why would you want to intentionally confine your prints, rolled up in a bucket? Seems counter productive to drying. I hang 'em up with those clothes hangars that have the springy clip ends. There's a box fan in the corner of the room to produce air movement. Then again, what the...

that's good reading!

Yeah, Scoob's got a funny look on his face.....:ROFLMAO:

Is that one of those little jobs with the hand crank on the side? Does it work consistently for you?

Just saw on the news - 30,000 homes flooded out in Brisbane. Glad you're not under water Dave, but yes, sad for all those folks affected.

Things improving at all, Dave? I guess the infrastructure is ok - looks like you still have power?

He already made a very GOOD suggestion - make the ribbons and carts cheaper. Output price is the biggest deterrant you guys face.

:goodpost:

How about a single post, strapped to the pole with SS wingnuts and carriage bolts?