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I agree with that. I had a PC600....good quality and made good money with it but small format. For what I used it for it worked very well with Duracoat ribbon the cost was reduced 1/3 per sq inch but still high. They all have their place in the trade.

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Not sure if this a solution but there should only be one light on in each area on the bottom row.

The heads may need to be aligned. After you print a nozzle check you will see how well they align to each other. I did a physical adjustment and got real close. I couldn't tell the head was off except on 1 mil or closer lines.I had my tech do a alignment from the diagnostic set up in the control...

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I thought you were "up nort"?

You need to run a wash (cleaning carts) first, replace everything, then run an ink fill. The manual has some "gaps" in the directions. I always had to stop and think......clean or wash? A head wash is a good thing when you are going to have the printer setting 3 days or more. It cleans he "gunk"...

They are good printers for the money. I have seen them for as little as $2k but needed to be rebuilt, heads, cap station, pump and dampers. Parts for that are $750 + labor. If the printers is in good working condition the price may be OK. You will need a RIP. There are many out there and will...

I agree, a file issue.

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Mutoh inks are worth the money. Great color, hardly any oder and they are reliable.

Welcome to the group. A Graphtec CE series is a good cutter for the money also. It has a OPS for contour cutting printed graphics. I don't think the Q cutter has that unless you add it. Both are good cutters with great performance for the money.

Welcome to the group. To me there are no stupid questions, just stupid answers. We all were new to the trade at one time.

Looks like an embroidery font from an embroidery program. Nothing at MyFonts.com or in my collection.

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Do you have a picture or some kind of example?

What advantages does a FC-7000mk2 Series hold over the CE-5000???? FC-7000mk2 is a more heavily build cutter with more features. The CE is a very accurate cutter but you may want more down force for paint protection films.

RGB black has always been the best for me. It is much darker and richer that CMYK.

It is a very good price and the equipment (printer) can be refurbished if necessary. As Flame said....www.cmykparts.com for parts.

I don't use Illustrator but I even understood the tutorial by Fred. Learn your programs.