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Step 1 should be stop printing money and reduce governments spending, instead 370 billion of the "inflation reduction act" will be used for "climate change"

Don't forget to pay your property taxes or that house gets auctioned off. Can't own property free and clear

The same people that told you to stay home for 2 weeks to flatten the curve

The same way it was acceptable to print the money in the first place. Government is always "helping" fix the problems they caused in the first place and average folks pay the price both ways. You'll have to pay a little more so that more money can be printed and sent overseas

My experience with Canon has been great, Colorado 1650. On 2 separate problems tech shows up same day and fixes the problem same day including bringing parts. This was under warranty service. I'm in Houston and there are 5+ Colorado techs in the city ( they service other canon printers too)

All of your replies in this thread are off topic just like in 99% of other threads you post in

You're into some weird stuff if that's porn to you. It's highschool shop class

If you are in the Ontario area you could hire this shop teacher to design a rack for you

That set up would pay for itself in a month if you can keep it busy. I'm coming up on a year of Colorado ownership and very glad I went with it

I have a colorado 1650 and a colex. That whole setup would be around 300k depending on the fotoba cutter used. The newest fotoba cutter is 150k alone for wallpaper panels 1 flatbed cutter could keep up with 3 Colorado printers I think. 1hr to print a roll while cutting a roll takes 20min.

All the popular printers are "green guard certified". By the time its time to install the prints won't smell with any of the print technologies

Colorado 1650 Fast Perfect panel length Very scratch resistant prints Very Cheap ink cost (I'm at 9cents per sq/ft, pays for itself in ink saving compared to other printers) Instant cure Reprint a panel 6 months later and its a perfect match Full automation available if you need very high...

I use GF222, have some decals that are over 3 years old in TX weather. Look new unlaminated with genuine Roland inks

about 10k sqft in a little over 24 hrs, was around 20 rolls. printed on the Colorado 1650 in gloss production mode which was finishing a roll in under an hr. average day is 5-6 rolls on the colorado of wallpaper/murals.

Here is some late night study material for you dis wat american men like?

what's this china communist party tik tok thing you're sharing?

A US citizen can't make fun of other US citizens?

You can print on heat transfer vinyl such as siser color print https://www.siserna.com/colorprint-easy/

Not only are they dressed nicely but they are also not overweight. How fat is the average American man now

I had a bit of similar bunching (on some materials) when my printer was new and I would pull then media at the start of printing to prevent the bunching. Grab the media on either side and pull down hard as the printer does the first push. Over time the problem disappeared as the platen got...