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So do your cartridges work with the Latex 560? STS says theirs only work with the 300's and they can't get past the chip reader on the 500's. If I buy a cartridge and it doesn't read, whats your solution?

How come you don't sell the 3L 570 boxes?

What if you put them in a cheap square box first? The tube provides more strength and the box removes the surcharge. https://www.uline.com/BL_3656/Square-Tubes

Try Grimco. They do slit down rolls and their shipping was fast (for me at least). Free s/h on orders $100+, including on media.

There should be a "Made in US and US Allies" label.

To be fair, other countries have out-America'ed America in the past...

Ya, but if I put this on a sticker and slap it on my product, I doubt it will go over well with customers.

One thing we want to do eventually is license the USMC logos and trademarks, and there is a significant royalty discount if it is an unqualified "Made in the USA" product. There's also some stuff with government contracts, but the bar for those is a lot lower (like 50%+ made in the USA).

I've been trying to figure out if I can use the "Made in USA" label, but I'm not sure its even possible given the supply chain ecosystem. For example the ink for HP Latex all says Singapore. If one day I can buy from STS ink or something, then that would actually be more "American" than the...

What clever ways are there? I know they use thick cardboard tubes for pyrotechnic work.

Maybe I can just hit up some local print shops. I'm not in the sign business, so maybe they won't see it as competition?

I suppose that raises the other question of what do people usually do with empty ones? Just dump em?

I need empty 3" ID cores to act as take-up reels. I called my media suppliers and none of them have them. Is there anywhere else I can get these? The ones advertised for shipping have walls that are too thin.

Which printer do you have? STS says that their 831 cartridges work on the 300's but not the 500's. I wonder if SAM has the same limitation.

I feel like they really cheaped out on the CPU for this $20k printer...

Of course, the ink thickens... it all ties back to Big Wig.

Juicero did try to make a juicer that rejects the fruit. But they went out of business cause everyone realized that was stupid...

Thanks! I think its a poster child for where the technology is today for the prosumer level. I don't know how much more home printers will advance since they seem to have hit rock bottom on build cost. But on the industrial cutting edge, I'm still blown away at what is being done. It looks like...

This is what the build quality of the markforge is capable of, even without reinforcing. https://imgur.com/a/3sPjDUI