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is this just that you see smoking as a bad habit and not needed. how do you handle bathroom breaks or grabbing a soda. are they falling behind on their work cause of it. sounds like a pretty small price to pay for happy productive employees you could offer a company provided stop smoking offer...

that is very funny. even if you change the people to pretty much anyone, its still just as funny

the heads on these printers are a changable consumable item. they are not known to have a long life span. its possible you broke on and it dumped all of its ink. its also possible you cracked an ink supply line. i would double check your ink lines for any kind of damage. also check your carriage...

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i cant be much help in directing you. but i wanted to say thats a really cool looking hoodie

i think there is a clear division between waste and scrap. i suck at running something so i wasted 500 sheets learning how to run it. so i will bill the customer for those 500 sheets. vs i had to use x to make y exactly how you wanted it. so your being billed for the x i had to use.

i think it would be easier to epoxy the ground with a big no smoking zone graphic on it. no one will even pay attention no matter what they do unless they position a smoking patrol officer out there to tell them they are not supposed to do that there.

you can run pretty much any width you need, i run 30" up to 54" in my 360

i went from a mutoh to a hp 360. i havent powered up the mutoh since. i do mostly vehicle graphics. and its been pretty flawless for me. i would recommend going up a model and getting the 365. you get a little bit more features. like the material cut off. its nice you hit a button and it cuts...

i use the 3m 780 i think

the color on my hp stays pretty much the same over time, but it does change slightly. when i have to color calibrate my reflective or window perf i just load my standard vinyl and use that to calibrate with. keeps everything at the same base line

is it just one file or all files. did you make sure the head height is set to low. try a print on bidirectional and unidirectional.

i have used a base like those. not sure of the brand. but they was just black long triangles that bolted together through the substrate i tried foamcore but had to switch to something with a metal core. the foam wasn't ridged enough to stand up right with out waving around a lot or bending way...

if your saying its pealing back when you load it causing issues. its an easy fix hp sent a big plastic piece to aid in loading but for me this was just to odd to work with i simply apply a long strip of masking tape to the lead edge folded over front to back before i load and always advance my...

use select all release ungroup repeat if needed

i dont know. i do loads of different lettering packages and wraps. the number of my wrapped vehicles is growing to the point i out source the installations. even with that if i was to release all my work into the market at once for installs. i could keep every installer in town busy for 2...

ok my guess is its one of 2 things. watch your material run, is it bunching up in the print zone like the vac is not pulling it down the other might be a bad cable issue where the head is getting a poor signal

if you can run a heavy cleaning then a print head test and upload a picture of it

if its vertical i would check your material feed or heaters. look over your pinch rollers horizontal is usually in the print system. vertical is usually in the feed system

i would never consider competing with these people. i would assume they have no real physical location and almost zero overhead. no real quality and no real concern for anyone but making money.