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i was going to say, my guess would be that the fans would be full of fuzz & everything overheating. since it is in your shop, leave a cover off for a few days & a fan (20") running on low. there are a bunch of things we could try if this works. we can talk you through looking for "cold solder...

just curious bob, where is your customer base? (i know it's Earth...)

Bob, you get acceptable quality with CMYK ? i consider my Epson ultrachrome K3 vivid magenta rig to be a poor consolation prize these days. so i suppose OP can get by at the low end of this market if he calibrates, builds profiles etc?

We love our 1650c

EVEN BEFORE doing any of the above, try printing a greyscale test print or stair step https://colortest.page/grayscale-color-test-page/ this willl give you an idea of the limitations of your printer NO ONE is so talented an artist that people will be buying prints of his work without blacks...

you still haven’t even mentioned what printer, ink type or ink set you have. you will learn that different media yield acceptable results with different ink types. you are probably running a CMYK (4 color) printer. fine for stickers. grimco has offices in 48 states so you can open an account...

you mean you don't have a clown costume? we can send you one

we run just about every piece of equipment we own on flexi. no import/export operation to send to a different printer/plotter

nothing against ken, but, i was just thinking that John Wayne Gacey carried the same things in his truck...

it reminded me of the days, not long after adobe bought photoshop from aldus. (installation media was (2) 1.44 floppies) we bought STREAMLINE from adobe. it was a godsend to have it, even though every file started out looking like what garrett shows in the video

more likely to occur with client supplied dxf, where we have no idea how it became a dxf

i realize that. HOWEVER, i have seen the situation he describes. i am not experienced enough to be sure if it is primarily a bug that rears it's ugly head in vectric or a problem with one of the other sofwares used to export to dxf. i thought it was worth passing on.

garrett is a mechanical engineer with a cnc (metal working) background from time to time we wander into the area where he is like the oracle of delphi

garrett fromme from IDC woodcraft made a video that i watched a few days ago point was, when you convert a plt file (which may have only a dozen or so nodes) to dxf, the dxf may have THOUSANDS OF NODES. obviously dxf is not the ideal vehicle to import your artwork, rendering times are absurdly...

remember my favorite scene from the godfather "i intend to squeeze you, corleone" it will be a lot like that, only with a bit less class

be prepared to be shaken down...

I would start with this: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/permanently-disable-driver-signature-enforcement/f4b9d63c-7771-42e1-887a-505020447413 i haven’t ever tried parallels with windows 11 but the first th8ng I would do is be sure you have created a LOCAL “limited”: user...

Yes, mutoh next!

the is a document with all the beep coded.