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i can get ya into a jv3 for under 5k :) ...regardless of what you buy, don't take anyone's word for it. - demand to see it printing, maybe even have them run a file of your own. - test prints also show how clean the heads are firing and are a good indication of the health of the most...

does it really have to be water-based? any flatbed printer can do the same as what you're showing here. for your budget, you're most likely going to hard-pressed to find anything but a used printer. quality might be reduced, but if you're printing on tiles... then who cares? the graininess...

just clip the head off an old cellphone charger and wire it directly to the LEDs. (just look at the back of the charger, the one you need should spec. 12v) I've got a string in a lightbox we made for fun here at the shop, approx. 3ft. long. It has been running off my old Nokia Cellphone charger...

maybe invest in a liquid laminator? dimes on the dollar by comparison to sheet lamination. I run an hp26500 and have yet to print a graphic that won't scratch without laminate ...which is also why I laminate. If your print is smearing, then you have an issue that can be resolved via settings.

a professional can work with anything, but if you expect him to work with a different tool-set than what he's been trained/experienced to handle... then expect there to be a bit more of a learning curve. ...either way, it's your dollar, and it's your decision where you think it's best to spend...

+1, M100% Y100% has always been my fav.

onyx10 workin' great with my HP26500. no-way I'm upgrading to 11 anytime soon. ain't broke, no reason to "fix"/waste $$$.

:rock-n-roll:bad news is always easier to take with a heathy dose of the 'good stuff! best of luck with the big change! :toasting:

no experience with the self-adhesive here, but I use Dreamscape - Suede & wallpaper paste all the time with zero issues. I've also saved quite a few thousand$'s over the years, by placing 300ft. roll orders, that get shipped from manufacturer... to the tune of nearly 4-150' rolls for the price...

what's your test print look like? do you get banding while printing full fields of color? also, waves in color due to buckling/warping of media between the rollers COULD be an issue BUT the fact that you have heavy magenta & cyan mixtures in the gradient steps leads me to believe this is result...

why no advantage? they're great plus your local schaumberg location has long will-call hours that have saved me many times.

you're asking a lot from your cutter. is the design simple-enough to cut by hand?

you guys hate stupid questions? I'd bet google would too, if it were a person: http://digg.com/video/what-if-google-was-a-guy

there's really no "easy button" for vectorizing... sorry to say. (unless you count a hotdial# on your phone for VectorDoctor!) image trace is awesome, if you know how to use it.... repeating over and over again with different settings to obtain pieces that assemble into a complete redraw (even...

upper looks like a condensed version of the lower. they won't custom-cut one for you?

you can't really get much value out of that machine if it isn't in working condition. definitely part it out if you have the time to. ...those are epson dx4 heads, correct? solvent? slider board, printheads, scan motor, & ink pumps would be most valuable at this point and most likely...

+1 white acrylic, much easier to trim cap. if you absolutely need to trim cap lexan, you'll need to beef-up your glue to an epoxy. simply using weld-on just won't cut it.

very cool :) 超驚人的中國電視明星！這是真棒！偉大的工作一如既往。!!! I was on Lithuanian national television for polka-dancing, three times. no big deal :)

:ROFLMAO: loads of reading here, but this just made my day :) my 0.02, Adobe is the way to go... Its expensive, but it has worked itself into being a standard. I'm still uncertain about the whole CC-thing, as subscription for software just seems like a complete rip-off. I plan to sit on CS6...

i must've dodge that bullet. nothing but smooth-sailing with my oracal products.