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I haven't used the take up yet. I was thinking that earlier tho. Im thinking you start with a 4 foot header. So its on there before you get to the image. That's what I'm thinking tho. Anyone else?

Sweet. Yea. I havent had any large runs. So i been laying down on table over night. And lightly cover with lam backing. No weights. Just one single layer.

Oh. That's a good idea... i have 30 ft ceiling height tho. I will further inquire on this subject. Now i have doubts. Anyone else? How does America out gas... and yes I'm wiping it down as told.

I've asked someone that. When it came to off gassing while rolled up. And i was told yea... look at the shops that do huge turnover. They don't leave it flat. They leave it on rolls.

Yew summit it is. I love the lam backing. I use it to cover up prints over night. So no dust will collect. And for small printed stuff. How did you fine tune the take up reel. Alot of pressure? Or leave it loose? I've left the little rollers on the side for tension alone. So far. Its all good...

Tekkie. Your the man.... i didn't take the cartridge out. But i noticed that last week. I've been having great test prints in the morning and all day. I thought the cap and pump swap fixed it. Maybe just took a while. But putting the pieces together. My magenta ran out and switched over to the...

Nice. Im like that with omega. I know all their shortcuts... still learning corel tho... i ran i to a snag. It freezez and closes when i go into edit color section. I forgot how its called. But where you go to insert a color code. Like pantone blah blah...

Ah. I see. I was told to use backing paper if its cast, and of coarse if the media is not the same as the lam. But cast being thinner can and might get caught with the bottom roller and make a big mess

Yea. Lol i knew there's a bunch of names. What quirks? Please advise!?. Don't leave me hanging... lol.... oh and i found out what sledding is... ill try that tomorrow.

Ingot the la-650 pro master. Or something like that. Lol. It was the best model for their cold lam. Series. And yea guys i plan to use the backing, bht will still get a roll of craft. Just in case i guess. It cant be that much money. Ill find out tomorrow....sled?. Ill search it in previous...

Yes it does. It has two bottom rollers for backing paper and the unlaminated roll. And one in the back that spins and collects the laminated media. I was up and running in less then a day. The longest part was taking it off the crate.

No i don't. I was told you can use the backing from the scrap backing of the over laminate. And i think you need it if laminating smaller stuff. So the laminate doesn't touch the rollers.

I'm going to buy a roll soon. I haven't had the need, since i haven't laminated smaller things yet.

Just bought a 65in. us tech laminator, i gotta say its working perfect. Two thumbs up to everyone at the orlando office.

Yea. Vizio uses same parts as one of the big names. Or something like that. All the goodies without the hype

I got ics llike a month ago. So no. I dont think the xoom is the first one. Maybe the xyborg or xoom 2 but xoom 1. Has been forgotten

What's a good way to clean the encoder strip? Air duster? Damp napkins? If so what solution?

?.... i feed it tru stock vinyl.

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Hello to all. I downloaded the driver first then the firmware from graphtecamerica.com and it all worked out fine. My scale was at 2, i remember messing around with that. Put it back at 1 and everything is working again. Thanks again for your help guys