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I am not selling it at all, will use the crap out of it until it breaks and then will throw it out. I put so much money into it that I don't want to give it away. I could have gotten two Mimakis and double my production, If these printers are so good why can't they sell used for $6500-$7000...

Good to know because I am looking to add new printer to my shop and thinking either Mimaki or Roland also considering the Seiko but have to find reputable dealer for it. I have the same problems with my HP Latex 260, print heads failing in the middle of the print, sensors stop working...

One more thing I forgot to mention, you buy brand new latex for $16000 now and let say you are not happy with it and try reselling it next year, you will be lucky if you get $4000 out of it. Buy Roland for $16000 now and next year you can still resell it for at least $12000. HP is all about...

I have been using the HP L26500/L260 for 3-4 years now and this POS never printed as good or as reliable as my solvent or eco sol printers I have owned in the past, once this thing breaks and cannot be fixed anymore I am going back to eco sol or mild sol, either Mimaki or Roland depends on who...

I would be between $400-$500 per truck

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It's very close but i am not sure if that is the right one.

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I hope someone can id this font, pic is not the greatest.

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Go with Bordeaux, i have been using them when i had my Mimaki and Roland printers, they have been proven to work by many users.

If you want a printer that will last you a long long time probably Mimaki will be your best bet. Even though i own HP Latex, I will be lucky if i get 3 years out of this POS. Since day one i had problems with it. Does it print good - yes when it works, do i like the prints that are coming out...

I have already doubled by now comparing to last year, can't complain.

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Can i get a font id please It looks like Impact but not 100% sure

Fellers just raised my prices out of nowhere, saying that material costs went up, then i decided to give Grimco a shot and matched every single price that i had with Fellers. So if Grimco can do it why not Fellers, why increase prices on materials that i buy almost every other day. I am glad...