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I've dealt with the walk in race car crowd a lot and this conversation is very common :):banghead:

have a few sites offline from this also. Pretty frustrating

That assembly is not hard to replace if you have a good allen wrench set if I remember correctly. Ours broke also a few years ago. It is a very expensive part though $5,000 at the time, that is probably the bulk of the expense.

No this isn't correct. Generally any windows application that worked on 7 works on 8 the same. I personally have applications that work on both with no changes at all. IF you want to move your app to a Windows Store App then you are going to be porting it some way or another. And no you...

hmm... Do you have any links to back what you just said? Some of it appears to be based on what was mentioned at build, which I follow closely since I develop with Microsoft products. Build was the opposite of what you mentioned however, Microsoft is still pushing WinRT hard, and releasing...

ah, gotta love Onyx, this is the first thing you should try. http://onyxgfx.com/index.php?area=viewinfo&action=kbase&id=50170000000OeTzAAK

Labor wise it is a lot more feasible to do something like this on a gerber edge/summa on clear. Then you don't have to worry about the inner holes. Not sure if they would go for that, but worth a shot. Do you have an edge?

Yup, you'll have to replace the Y motor. Every time I see this issue that is the cause. This also happens on the jv3 and jv5.

This question gets asked nearly once a month and the search is a great way to just browse old topics.

I do web development, I've pretty familiar with these types of sites. The first thing that struck me was your images. I'm not accusing you of ripping off images from other people, however some of them I know I had seen before. This could also be stock photography, but I searched this image...

Yes change the dampers, the next thing is the replace the oring on the head manifold or replace the manifold also. This is another point of air leaks.

I've used escrow.com several times with success.

That is one of Oracal's cheapest (if not the cheapest) printable vinyls. You're just going to have to buy something better. I'm surprised it prints well for you, I've used it on several solvent and latex machines and it doesn't print nearly as well as other lines (3651,3165,3951 etc)

If I remember correctly you can do unidirectional which only uses one lamp at a time (I could be wrong). I know with thin styrene we often had to tape the leading edge of the material down and peel it off before it ran onto the table. This was usually the trouble spot. In the end you'll have...

You may need to be a bit more specific with the issue you are having. You can also use the built in onyx cut feature which works somewhat decent.

1. No 2. Based on that volume No, you'd never make your money back. If you intended on expanding your business by the purchase, then maybe. 3. New or Gently used, but yes I don't think you'll find anything in that budget other than old colorspans and gerber ions. Neither of which is a good...

If it is chromatic banding, just try to print in unidirectional mode and see if the problem goes away.

I'm guessing these are vertical lines if you are facing the printer? If so look closely at your material, is it slightly bowed or has a hump in it? Odds are your material is warping in that location and causing this effect. The ink droplets are landing in the wrong location exposing white and...

I have a Samsung Series 9 15" Ultrabook. i7, 8 gigs of memory, 256SSD, all aluminum, super slim. It is really a well engineered laptop, most I've ever paid for one in fact, but worth it. It is really nice. The newer version now has an HD screen. It boots up in about 6-7 seconds. Has 5-6...

14' door, seriously.. and change the layout so you can utilize the full length of your building or remove the wall all together. Go crazy with electric outlets and make sure you use a full 200amp electrical service. Just my opinion but this shop layout looks like something you can out grow...