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Imagine showing your customers their new shop with signs, or their vehicle all wrapped and they can walk around it via a augmented reality headset. Might help close some deals.

What direction is the banding vertical or horizontal to the print direction? Media Advance possibly? Enough missing nozzles will make it look like banding sometimes.

Check out ToolsToday Their instagram account has a lot of CNC work. Their shop guy is just setting up this exact same machine to use in their shop. He does some really good stuff, might want to give him a follow. Been looking at one of these for my house.

https://manuals.by/%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B0%D1%87%D0%B0%D1%82%D1%8C-%D1%84%D0%B0%D0%B9%D0%BB%D1%8B/%D0%BF%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%BD%D1%82%D0%B5%D1%80%D1%8B-%D0%B8-%D0%BC%D1%84%D1%83/hp/hp-latex-300-printer-series-service-manual.html Maybe you can figure it out yourself. Did you do a scan axis check?

He used to be on here as well. Wonder what happened. I could only guess the rise in price of bringing the product into the country might have made it so he can't compete.

Stick the butane can on and you will hear the hiss. When it's full it will start to spit a little.

Unless stated in their terms it should be free on the second delivery as well. And any discounts based on total order should be honored.

Alcohol denatured or isopropyl either works great. Removes the print and leaves the vinyl glossy still.

The added benefits of the 560 is more geared towards a higher volume shop. A 360 will do it all and unless you are going to run in for long extended periods. roll after roll. The added extras your paying for might be overkill. we operate two 360s and they run all day pretty much. No need...

Technically the 360 also has a vapor extraction system. There are a couple areas that pull air from inside the machine and send it through a filter on the bottom of your maintenance cartridge to remove water vapor in the machine. I believe they call it an aerosol removal or something like that

CM3 maybe? Haven't had a ton of luck with CM4.

In Correction. You do have to select the spot contourcut color. Then go to Arrange> ContourCut > Make Contour This turns your vector into a contour cut path.

Good to know. I was worried about chips on the bit sticking and causing issues on the edge of the cut. Keep this in mind for future.

Ummmmmmmmmmmmm.............CNC traditional spindle? Laser? Drag Knife table? I could see laser maybe or drag knife. I can't see a traditional router working well with magnetic material. Those chips are going to stick to everything including the bit. They are little pieces of magnet flying...

There are two types of contour cuts you can make in flexi. one where flexi makes it itself around your object. This the program sees as a changeable contour cut. Or you can select a vector and change it to a contour cut color. In the workspace all this does is make a color change. It's not...

Use 3M 1170/ It's thick, high gloss, and permanent. And the liner is clear.

Mount 3-36" 2x4 vertical on the building. Screw the sign to the 2x4s and your done. The 2x4 will give it a standoff look without all the work. Wrap screws/washers to match sign.

FLUSH..... the word I was looking for during my post that would have made the post much more simple.

Does the media your using have a nipple on the right side of the core? If the core is longer then the media on the right side of the machine it will make it so the start of the media is past the 3" zone. Sometimes when the material is past the 3" mark on our 365 we get a similar message.

Leftover Pie? Sweet Rice and Chicken