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I've seen some of these type of devices before but this one looks like it might be the real deal. They need to add Macbook Support and i'm in.

Have you seen any of the Chinese version in a smaller than 4x8 table size?

I've been looking at the Rolls Roller because they have the table size we need we mount 3x4 foot sheets all day everyday. They are the only ones that I have found that are offering a smaller table size. I don't need or have room for a 5x17 or huge sized table. Let me know which one you went with...

We Switched to caldera over a year ago and we are running it on the cheapest Mac Mini they make. you can get refurbished ones from apple for 419 most of the time. Its an i5 with 4gb of ram and ours hardly ever bogs down the rip times if it is a HUGE file will be kind of slow sometimes but it works.

If they want them to last and not have to replace them very often (which i'm sure would be expensive) How about etching into .040 stainless steel with a baked epoxy powder paint filled letter? For added durability you could throw a powder clear coat over the whole sign, front and back to help...

Have you tried Adhesion Promoters that are wipe on? There are a ton of them out there that you could experiment with. Also I didn't see what kind of Printer you are using.

Looked up the Certified Access Specialist Program and couldn't find anything for what I was looking for. Anyone else have a company that you have used in the past. I have scoured the ISA floor plan for 2016 and I can't find the company I'm looking for. I need someone to read floor plans and...

If you are looking for information on chinese lasers check out this guy. I've been following his process since January and he now has his machine up and running. It is a Bodor: http://www.cnczone.com/forums/commercial-laser/286388-manufacturing-software.html#post1783402

With the Fiber Lasers I have also been told that the different brand of Lasers can cut reflective material such as Aluminum or Brass better than others. Do you ever have the need to cut anything other than 24 gauge SS? With that thickness you could get by with a small 300-500 watt fiber laser...

I was at ISA in Orlando last month and I remember stopping at a booth where they would take architecture floor plans and then put together what ADA signs were needed for the building. I hadn't needed it in the past but thought it might come in handy and now I actually have a need for it and I...

If you are looking for an entry level Flatbed. I would look at the JFX200. We are hoping to add one this quarter. We currently have the smaller UJF-6042 and it is fantastic moving up to the 4x8 will be a great addition for us.

We are trying to match specific PMS colors and wanted to try and calibrate the printer as close as possible. Is this possible with Rasterlink 6 or should I upgrade that printer to run on our caldera?

Can you use one of these to create color profiles for a Mimaki UJF-6042?

Is there anyone out there who is proficient at making color profiles and would like to make a some money doing it. I'm looking for someone who has the equipment to profile a UJF-6042 so that I can match PMS Colors more accurately than the stock profile in Raster-link. If easier I can switch it...

We have the S-100 inks and I think they are great. We have great adhesion on all kinds of substrates and we are printing on 90% hard surfaces. We are set up with CMYKPPWW. The primer does a pretty darn good job sticking to strange surfaces.

We are looking at upgrading one of our L260's to a 360 this summer. Will this announcement do anything for pricing on the 360's?

We posted ours on here for free and it was gone that week. Ours did the same thing sat for a year plugged in just sucking juice. finally decided enough was enough.

I've never run a solvent printer. Our first printers were both HP Latex 260's. So this is from my biased opinion. I think this printers are bullet proof. We have been running them for about 4 years each and they have been fantastic. I disagree with the speed of loading the printers. It only...

Go with Caldera. We made the switch over a year ago from Onyx Thrive to Caldera V10 and it has been a godsend. It works so much more intuitively. I can train someone to load and print files in a matter of minutes. We run it on a Mac Mini its the 500 dollar version and it runs great. I imagine it...

We use Authorize.net for our website and processing all cards for non online orders. They have a very easy to use Online Transaction section. Can email receipts and save them digitally right from the website. Not positive on the cost but I know we save money by not having to keep a credit card...