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that's funny... Parroting basic and general information you'll find posted all over the web, in forums like this, manufacturers support pages, and... the user manual. A digital xerox machine feeding copies of what's already known. All stuff you can look up yourself, but gee, this way seems so...

I started this stuff in the 60's painting and hand lettering trucks. When I think back to those days, and look at what I'm doing digitally today it makes my brain hurt... The advancements in technology is insane.

I have no desire to let AI do my work for me, heck, I don't even use image tracing. I love what I do... If I was tempted to use it commercially, I'd be concerned about how the upcoming litigation could change everything we think is right or wrong to do with it right now. Imagine doing a large...

So... If you're a raging heterosexual male with lesbian tendencies, does that make you a bi with today's standards? It's tough being old and confused :p

Here's a pretty good one

It does get pretty creepy. Do what I do, have fun with it... It's all done by bots anyway, who can't call BS on you. Hit the gear icon and hit the "hide ad", when it asks for the reason to not see it, check "irrelevant" or "offensive". I do that on everything I can that hits close to home to...

Linux has it's strong points, it's great for hosting/ serving data, it's open source makes it great for creating custom programs and apps... But you won't find too many in the sign industry using it for daily workflow. The lack of existing software and device plugin support needed makes it...

If I had a day go that good, I would have bought a lotto ticket too... Just in case...

Place I originally retired from we sewed most. We started off welding, taping, or sewing depending on the situation, then replaced the single needle sewing machine we had with a two needle commercial machine, from then on almost everything was sewn. Sewn hems with that double stitch look...

I'm still running 10-pro, if and when I get the gumption to bump up to 11 I'll probably go with the pro version too... It's been out long enough now that the bugs should be worked out.

If they have the original vintage finish it would either be shellac, or nitrocellulose lacquer depending on the era they were from. Both are fun stuff to work with in an enclosed area ;)

Are you pulling the trigger? That'll definitely do anything you can throw at it... :thumb:

All I've ever done is art and music... None of my kids wanted anything to do with either. Grand kids are a different story, they all wanna play drums like grandpa. Always a little envious of the ones with kids that wanna follow in their footsteps. It's so cool :)

I use alcohol to clean them, and detail brushes... They're shaped like a tooth brush, so they can get into tight areas but a lot stiffer, and they're chemical resistent. They have them in nylon, brass, and stainless bristles, places like Harbor Freight & hardware stores sell them, you can get a...

Bunch of possibilities... Doubtful it's software to me. I'd start with a fresh blade, when you put it in the holder make sure it spins freely, if not replace the holder, they do go bad, oiling them won't help very long if the bearing is bad. Make sure the blade isn't sticking out too far, that...

I feel your pain, it's always tough getting them dialed in, especially when it only does it on longer files... A lot of waste generated working out the kinks, especially when its inconsistent, if it was always the same you could adjust for it. I run a CJV-300, and a pair of cutters too, only...

Looks like you're doing multiples of the same file, are you doing them all as a single file together? If so, try doing them as single files (print copies with reg marks around each one individually instead of marks around a bunch of them), that way you're just cutting each as a 5.5x38 file...

A lot of things can cause that... Too low of a print resolution selected, wrong print profile for the media, old media. If it's not a vector image and the image resolution is low they'll print like that too.

You just stated the issue right there. All those codes are limit sensors, head lock, carriage connection, encoder... Plus the noise are all things that would happen when the belt is missing teeth and allows play and slop in the carriage movement. Replace the belt.

As long as it's not from a head strike, soaking the head might bring it back. That's where I would start.