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Not so much anymore, only for special jobs when a customer wants like a metallic tactile that we can't print, but it's a solid machine. I'd say the biggest downside is how many signs you're able to run at a time and cleanup after the fact. We always end up having to take a toothpick to the edges...

Eh, I kind of figured as much. We had a Vision router before we got our DCS printers. Everyone's said it a million times, but when they work they're great. They've been down for two weeks now though and the tech support has been less than stellar, but I've worked with them long enough to not be...

Yeah, I'm curious what you do use for tactile and braille.

Have you had any luck with this printer? what are your thoughts on it?

May I be added to this group?