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Welcome from Birmingham...... (good luck, sorry you're having issues with a distributor) :(

I see that now, got off track and didnt finish the whole article since I thought it was all about lexjet infinium. Very nice.

Ok, that's freaking awesome. How are you applying it to the leather, a heat gun and squeegee? *Edit, i guess im asking, are you running a hide of leather through a heat laminator and making the jacket, or taking an existing product and somehow attaching the Infinium to the jacket?

I think its plumbing. Pull the cover and see if the dampers are staying full?

http://www.mutoh.com/kb/entry/113/

I guess my point is, either way i think it's a bad idea. Eco-solvents might not be as bad as solvent inks, but you are going to likely regret it. Can you not change your cleaning intervals to 12 hours? You dont want those inks drying and clogging your head... or what you think you are saving...

You are using solvent or eco-solvent inks?

how long do you leave it unplugged?

When we had our daige we somehow got laminate wrapped all around the roller, he had to try and cut it all off. Needless to say, we had a cut in the roller by the time we were finished. (We shortly after removed the back shelf from that *#&%& and it helped prevent that from happening again.)...

LOL! I had a lady come in and ask for all the scrap vinyl I could sell her at a discount.

Congratulations! Hope you get some sleep :)

So, I just called grimco to order dampers, and they quoted me $46 each. I asked, are you sure that's not for all 8? They said no. I laughed. So, anyone had any luck buying the $5 versions online, or do any of the MM's here have them?

I am thinking you will still want to laminate it.

We bought a daige when we didnt know any better. It lasted almost two grueling years. I have a royal sovereign now, and the daige sits in the corner.

Double strike your prints. You can also laminate your laminate with clear adhesive white vinyl to make graphics that go on the inside of windows.

woot.com will occasionally have a really good one on sale, and newegg.com is pretty much where i start when I am looking for computers or parts. I second the android or ipad idea. You'll love it.

Here's an example - I am dropping a single color logo from illustrator to photoshop, that is 021C. I also have some other 021C objects (which I defined using the color book in photoshop) - they aren't even close to matching. So I do a search on Adobe's site about this problem, and they say...

We ran es3 inks in an office space, without ventilation in our JV33 for 2 years, most of the time it didn't smell. When we printed banners it would knock you down though. When we swapped to ss21 inks, the smell was a lot stronger, and we built a ventilation system for it. I wouldn't run it...

Not really sure what you mean, we have different settings, and by increasing the pressure, we can cut calendared vinyl, cast vinyl (thinner), and laminated printed vinyl all with the same blade.

Hmm, try doing an ink fill. see if you are getting movement in the lines. I am trying to remember, when you do a discharge, it asks you to remove cartridges, and then when you do a flush, you put the flushing cartridges in.. so yeah - I think your dampers should have been empty, or very close...