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I would think if you dismantled it to move it, you'd've made sure all the connections were still good after jostling it around. No bare wires or places for any wires to rub themselves bare. If you dropped your vehicle off to have the brakes replaced, he wouldn't be looking for other problems...

He's right, you were the last one in there and evidently something wasn't hooked up or grounded properly when you left. It took a long time to take place, but unless you can prove someone's been in it doing electrical work, I'd get a hold of your insurance company right away. Judging by your...

Oh, it was most certainly an industry back then and all the way back to the 1800s. However, it was all done with eye/hand coordination. Back in the day, before my time, an air brush was used by spreading pigment on your canvas (medium) with a bellows type of hand held device.... or you could...

Well, we could discuss all the things back then from brush techniques to how to form or build a letter and the consistency of paint and whatnot, but the hot topics of the day were more about girls, what ya had to drink last night, what band are ya gonna go see this weekend or are ya going...

Have you checked your encoder eye ?? But..... are you sure your heads are aligned properly ?? Encoder problems seem to make the thing print goofy completely, not double shots like that, but like mentioned, maybe it's one we've never seen before.

No one needs you to post or not post, if you are afraid to do so and get ripped apart for not knowing your business. No one here is about roasting you for trying to learn. There're plenty of other threads to read and be part of, but you asked for help with an attitude of you know diddly about...

Sooooo..... is it perfectly flat ??

Hahaaa...... til you did the layout, have it printed and not put any markup on it, you'd be well over 10k, before it's cut out, traced or even painted. How do you expect to make any money doing that ?? Question for the OP...... is this roof where the logo and copy are gonna go.... is it...

Your machine.................. Nowhere does it say anything about paper. We do synthetic paper, but that has a backer on it. The other stuff, as mentioned is cut on a proper paper cutter. Paper is not considered "other specialty material". .

Ours is many years old and it was homemade. It will bend 1/4" without any problem, just take maybe 30 extra seconds. The guy who made it, showed me how to do thicker stuff, but usually that will be much larger projects, so I have the vendor do it for me. We use it several times a week and we...

I might be preaching to the choir, but the choir doesn't seem to be singing today. You need to illustrate to your boss what's going on, by showing him his loss in time, wrong equipment and explain to him what is happening and it's not really gonna get any better without getting either proper...

So, you're making paper banners, so to speak............ Very seldom do we cut a paper product on any of our machines, unless there is a backer, to prevent this problem you are describing. All paper banners, signs or whatever...... regardless of size or how many are cut by hand or some sorta...

I don't know how true this is anymore, but I was told and taught that while these machines will print on basically any vinyl, it is only meant to print on digital media for best results. Also, for longevity when using the correct vinyl with the correct profile. Something to do with the way the...

Maybe now's the time to look into having your own and creating a new niche for your shop.

Aw-right !!! Where and what time ?? Do we all bring a covered dish ?? Who's gonna bring the gummy bears ??

I'm not sure, but I think it started in 2003 and the original owner kinda let it go. Then, Fred picked it up maybe around 2004 or 05. Not sure exactly when he took over.

I'm here 13 years today...... and I still have a lot to say !!! :toasting:

Pussies edit : of course, that does take in a lotta territory. :rolleyes:

It's close to expo, but you're gonna hafta customize just about all the letters to match what you presented above.

Well, ya hafta start somewhere and he's starting with the cost of ink and he'll build his business around that. :thumb: