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I do have a strong self-belief that no one should click a link going to luhuhuorg or whatever that nonsense is. :cool:

Hanley, never had a problem yet.

This was made with spare junk someone had laying around. Depends what they're willing to spend on another one. I'd use wood posts over 2" square tube for a 4x8.

How many CFM is your exhaust system?

https://www.whatfontis.com/Geared-Slab-Extrabold.font

Goudy Heavyface Std Regular

I use regular transfer tape, and it works perfectly fine. Didn't know they made a special laser tape until now. I have no idea about the safety of using regular tape vs the special laser tape though, so use your best judgement. I think the most important part of using a laser is proper...

Could be worn out pinch rollers, worn out blade holder or blade, grit rollers might need cleaned. Clean your pinch rollers with rubbing alcohol and make sure nothing is on the grit rollers. It's hard to tell if blade holder is worn out, besides to change it and see if it makes a difference.

It depends what a 6" sch. 40 galvanized pipe will cost you. And if you're mixing 20 bags of concrete by hand, or calling a truck.

Just try sticking a piece of white reflective on the front of the metal tab, it might solve your problem easily. It helps the machine detect where the pinch roller is.

It's nfl Jacksonville Jaguars font, and the P is a copy of the Pittsburgh Pirates logo.

Lay the paper on low pile carpet or cardboard, stand directly over the letter and press straight down. Or take the studs out, and cut short ones to help with marking.

You're supposed to peel the scratch guard off and leave it air out for at least a day.

I only used the letter 'R' to identify it. I think feeding it too many letters screws it up sometimes. I have better luck sometimes only using 1 or 2 distinct characters.

https://www.whatfontis.com/FF_Bitsumishi.font

It looks like it's printed on reflective to me.

Our SG did the same thing. Tried multiple cleanings and calibrations, various print settings and media, new ink. Perfect nozzle prints and heads looked perfectly clean. Certified Roland tech tried everything as well, but in the end, the only fix was to replace the head.

I'm guessing your feed calibration looks ok? Is feed calibration set in VW to use the printer settings? What does your tech think the problem is?

It's an old ZF retainer that's not made anymore. EDIT: I lied maybe they do still make them: https://www.excellart.com/product/esp-zf-250-retainer/

air release wrap film looks like this