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:goodpost: Is there any other way to be? :thumb: Nice job...

Welcome from Omaha! :popcorn:

Welcome from Omaha... :popcorn:

Hi, Beth! Welcome from Omaha... :popcorn:

Mozart 1 edit: OR ... what Tiki said ^__^

No problem. :thumb: You will have to let me know how that works out for you. Perhaps I could send it up the chain of command and look at one for here!

Hand of Sean

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:popcorn: :clapping: :omg: Maaaaaaaannnnnnn! The ultimate Jimmy John's driver... :thumb:

I work on a 74s and a couple of 104s printers myself and that lifter in the maual seemed mostly like a pipe dream. Not enough room to get it behind mine even if I could get someone to spring for it. Seiko doesn't make one but I just did a search online and here's an example: Roll Lifter -...

Definitely a fake order. Speling, cApitalizatIon and punc.tuation,issues are normally (but not always) an easy tip off. Especially if this came out of nowhere without any other communication..

Yep, you're right again... Thank you!

I see it now, down at the base. Bah...

:goodpost: We'll use IJ35-10 sometimes for mounting graphics to PVC or Gator for exhibit graphics. IJ180 for wall mural graphics or vehicles and signage when the customer is likely to reclaim materials when they update their graphics.

Apollo Semi bold (In honor of oldgoatroper's signature line)

Agreed. Well done! :thumb:

Another suggestion that I could throw in would be to try the other materials and write your own profile for them. That would certainly keep you from being locked down to just one material supply...

Bullet Regular is close but the N is just a touch off...

On my Seikos, banding usually either signifies a clogged nozzle or a feed issue. After a material has been set up on the printer, graininess is usually feed for me and a slight adjustment normally takes care of it. If it is a new material and the job is a rush and I tried to slip it through on...

Welcome from Omaha! :popcorn: