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yes this can be printed on a VP540 using light cloth.

frankly for this job both are the wrong machine. You want to outsource to a digital offset printer like the Indigo range. They would eat a job like this. I don't know what they would retail the job at, but print cost per square foot would be 20-40 cents. lamination would add to the cost if it...

I did not realze that triangle were medium Solvent. A better Gamut and tougher ink may be worth the price of rotted lungs (live today, pay tomorrow). Though I have my suspicions about Eco-Sol ink.

Why would you want to? is there such a performance difference between the inks?

PerfCutContour isn't. it's the name thats important, upper and lower case. I didn't have any issues with using a 1pt center line. One thing I noticed, when you perf cut it lifts out of the vinyl as well as the backing for that little "bridge" that holds it to the sheet. Looks ugly when you...

I hate to think what would happen if that chemical they are all going crazy about in the eco-sol Yellow was applied to kids. Then again I'm sure there is a solvent press in china belting out solvent tatoos for export

Aha! this is why I read signs101!

got a service call in. It may be a faulty themostat. Its showing 44, but it's not hot.

See the cutting isn't hard, its weeding 7 point text that needs skill, then only 999 more cards to do.

Great resource, I'm actually buying a heat press this week.

call made. Its amazing how well it still prints with no print heater.

tried both ways...nada.

I noticed today my print quality took a dive, banding and tiny pin holes in heavy coverage areas. I was poking around and felt the print heater seems to be much cooler to the touch than the 45 degrees it should be running at. Its still got warranty, but I can't have down time in this busy...

one thought, the use of a coat of arms, especially a provincial or national one has to be granted. You are probably breaking some very old eastern european international law.

EcoSolvent, roland in this case

Its around $145-$150 in Canada. I tried 3 different suppliers, all pretty much the same. The cost of shipping from the states kills any slight benefit.

I think I have seen a corel filter that would open embroidery files. It has the instructions the stitching machine needs to follow; Colours pattern length and position.

We get about 10% of files sent to us in Corel, 80% in Adobe (not just illustrator) don't ask about the other 10% (publisher erug). We have a VP540 using versaworks, My workflow for corel now always involves converting to illustrator before it goes to the rip. Corel just isn't there in colour...

I'm not really happy with the RIPC profiles. there is a quality hit and extra possibility of banding. Many times I use the old profiles for the quality over speed.

royal...why do you need the heat?