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johnson plastics as well https://www.johnsonplastics.com/

we have plenty of current and new software, but i dunno. i turned off auto-updates natively. just do a google search. you dont ever have to update. i haven't updated my pc at home for a year. yea, they are all going to come in at once if you decide to do it.

there is no reason at all to get windows 7. at all. windows 10 is great. wayyyy better than 8. windows 8 is the windows ME of today. backward compatibility for older programs. turn off auto-updates. we converted our entire shop (20 computers) to windows 10 from 7 and XP. Zero issues...

looks like someone is using it for video games instead of a printing machine...gtx1080? really? you spent $1000 more than you should have.

be prepared to pay pretty well. I would never take on another position without the compensation.

Makerbook - The best free resources for creatives. not enough people know about this site. it's great.

silly question, but are you loading it as sheet or roll?

makerbook.net has a ton of free artwork that is good quality.

that looks like that is going to be really fun to make...

might to have to run it in compatibility mode

where there is ink, it will lose quite a bit of the reflective effect. from my experience.

it looks like some sort of clipping mask that magically appears in files. we do some carmax banners that do this. we just raster it and print.

so far, i have just sliced a chunk off the side of my pointer finger. i was trying to hurry up and decided to trim a sign on the wrong side of a ruler. whoops.

if you can get it at $150, then do that...that seems like a steal to me.

i have had this same question, but for fabric and banner rolls. i'm in dallas.

i've only been using latex for about 1.5 years and from what i know, they made these simple to run for everyday people, so customizing settings can be cumbersome and you waste a lot of material vs a traditional solvent printer. all i can say is test test test.

i was a firm believer in the out gassing process, but that diminished for the most part due to constantly doing wraps without letting it cure, and never had an issue. sales people would tell their customers we could have a wrap printed and installed in a day. we never had one come back with...

I started with eco-sol at my old job, but we use latex at my new job. these machines are not made for production. i call them garage sticker printers. it is slow to load/turn on i hate that both the take-up and media roll have to be on a spindle, but thats more of a personal preference...

Rumor has it that the owner of rolls-roller and cwt are related and decided to go seperate ways. I have both, i prefer my CWT because of the variable pressure.

personally speaking, if you don't have a flatbed, never die-cut and stick a logo. it's going to cost you more in labor than it will extra vinyl. full bleed will you give you a nice clean finish. what's this about crushing the corners? maybe stop using an asphalt roller to apply prints?