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What would be the best solution for small format production. A4, A3 and SAR3 prints. i mean manage laser copiers. should i use efi firey systems or is there another solution. or should i stick to the Adobe and Corel products i use already. i am planning to get a light duty production from xerox...

nice upgrade

the rip i use i can increase and decrease my ink density. my bad if i didn't explain. i also have a double pass setting that lays down more than the average ink used in say 2 pass. in my opinion i use less ink when i run banners 2 pass vs doing a vehicle wraps which i do from 4 pass to 8 pass...

if it on a vehicle i film laminate. i don't like the spray laminate i believe its crap (my opinion). i dont like liquid lamite also. i have a rule if the print is not going to be exposed to the direct sun i would not laminate unless requested by customers. sun i laminate.i charge premium for...

i started playing with windows from 3.1. yes 3.1. and i have always welcome the upgrades.the have been a lot of fixes and bugs over the years. but now i believe Microsoft has gone completely nuts. i mean its all about money and not about proper software. for example i bought a brand new labtop...

thats the product. couldn't remember the name.

i looked at some of my old catalogs.i cant remember the name. i had gotten sample a few years ago and i ordered it from fellers. its a melatic over laminate i had done a mad wrap on my jet ski using the carbon fiber effect one. i lost those pictures with a phone. i just cant remember the name...

opera best there is. i can use on android, i phone, i mac, windows any platform available. multiple tabs. privacy mode when i want to go to the other website. ( your mind is dirty) mine is not. best multiple downloading. peer to peer sharing. book mark on multiple platforms. only thing missing...

looks like a well designed graphic with either a metallic over laminate or its a solvent printer with metallics. one of the two. i can rember the name but u can get a pealescnt vynil just use standard inks. or just buy the laminates that had special effects.

i have use a few Roland over the years. and i have cut long and short lengths. i have use the same plotter and did 50 feet. are u certain u are align the vinyl properly. thats the only reason i can think of. the roland GX-500 cuts better than my mimaki. i cuts better than my friends graphtec...

Seems like your pinch rollers are in need of change. do u leave your pinch rollers engaged. this will lead to warping. change pinch rollers and lower your speed to about 5. should work fine. Also pre feed media Roland doesn't like heavy rolls. if u have the stand engage the rollers on the feeder...

i have heard good thing about hp latex printer. i do like the banner dont stick together like solvent ink. But apart from that i heard lots of bads. i wont mention the bads. every printer has its flaws. u have to buy the printer according to your market. i personally like solvent. i saw a hp uv...

Excellent machine. Ran one for a company part time for a year. Easy to run load. Clean. Dummy proof. Good all rounder for small to medium shop.banners great. Vynil for every day use great. Fabric good. Heated excellent. Dryer awesome, really awesome. Only draw back is hi resolution like 8 to 12...

Buy a printer from your local dealer. Save your self the hassle. I owned three printers before I learned that lesson. Local dealers have to honor your warranty. Parts are easier to source. It doesn't matter where u are u could be in Brazil figure speaking. Buy local. Buy extra warranty. And...

i got a sample rool on the way. but where did u get the lexan films from.

i know this is a old post. how well did this material work for u. i dont feel like investing in a printer just for transparencies. my volume on shirts is very low. the scf-7 may just be what i need to make films. please comment

all of the above is true. but i still opening my shop. its the love of making signs. i am in it for the long haul.:signs101:

nice epquiment. all you really need is some fur strips for hardware store. tools needed chop saw, finish nailer, gorilla glue,backing paper and banner tape

if u want him to work efficient. As this simple question. if i put the above mention on commission per design u think u can make more than hourly. then if so let him have his raise. if he cant put his *** on commission. and let him see how hard work is. my boss would never give me commission...

there is not a lot of difference with the new x7 software. i don't see it especially in corel draw itself.i still have x5 on my laptop core i7,16 gb, ssd. and don't wish to upgrade it. i have x6 on my rip computer. my suggestion put x7 on your design computer and keep your current software on a...