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This is how I change the setting.

In the printer settings in the rip you can set the front edge feed. Or it can be set from the printer front panel but I'm not in front if mine right now and can't remember where if is for that setting.

Going to order an ez-gripper today. Also the tension knobs on the side when laminating sheets should they be tight or on the loose side?

Thanks for the help. One more question. Is it possible to laminate sheets of decals. Not having it on a core?

My Laminator has a small table that folds up is that the feed table?

When laminating should I always have it on a core on the bottom feed arm.

I'm running in the middle of the rollers. I have the feed tension set to where it hand tight. I have wrinkle forming before the rollers on the feed side not in the laminate but in the prints.

I talked to Seal about sending a tech out to take a look. They quotes 1500 dollars. That seemed steep to me.

His laminator is causing me major problems. I'm trying to lam Oracal 3651 With Oracal 210. Any time I try to use material wider than 36" I just get major wrinkles. I can run 36" pretty well in 10'-12' sections with no wrinkling. I've tried a push pull gauge to make sure the rollers are even...

I've cut 5052 aluminum with no lube. Just take a more conservative approach towards the tool paths. If not you will generate way to much heat and burn up your tools.

I want to thank everyone again for all the feed back. It is greatly appreciated and will be put to good use in our upcoming product videos featuring more of our product offerings. In the mean time if you want to see other stuff we have done check out our Pinterest page here

I've always found elevator rides in Las Vegas to be an amusement park ride. Its like Tower of Terror you never know how its going to go.

You would be surprised what people can do in an elevator or while waiting for an elevator. 30-45 Seconds with no one watching or they think no one watching and everyone turns into a vandal. :doh:

You're right, I shouldn't have done it from my iPad when I was ready for bed.

Thanks for the great feedback. We went to our marketing firm and asked for a product video showcasing our main product line and they came up with this video. I appreciate the feedback as we will be doing more videos in the future and we some times get blinders on and can't see the big picture.

http://youtu.be/sGS0snWEUT0 Please let me know what you guys think of it.

I have had the printer almost 18 months. I figured all the extra stuff would have already fallen off. But who knows. Maybe I was supposed to pay extra for the shoots metal rods out option.

My printer made a crash sound and these parts fell out but it continued to print and went on printing just fine for 4 straight hours. Any idea what this piece is?

Was transfer media were you using if you don't mind me asking?

I've consistently run 800"-1500" at a time on my L26500 and never seen a color shift before. What does running the color bars on the side do to help this issue?