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I'm going to try and print some centerfold shrink film from Uline today on our Roland Versa330 UV printer. Just wondering if anyone knows where to get shrink film material that may be corona treated or made for this application? 30" would be great. Thank you, Marc Amenson Wild Blue...

We have a GBC F-60 and it is a great machine for thermal and PS applications. I'm happy to say that in a few weeks our new AGL will be delivered. From my experience, you will save mucho donero in consumables if you get a well built machine. We bought a Seal and used it for a few weeks before...

I believe there is a program called VNC that allows you to remotly access other workstations. We opperate all our printers, which have there own computers for ripping, from computers in any room and even from home. That's just what I have observed, I wouldn't have the slightest on how to set...

The router I'm using is a 6mm collet and therefore I can't get a larger bit such as 1/2" I don't do too much MDO, but the next time I'm routing some, I'll adjust my RPM and depth of cut for more chip, less dust. Thanks for the advise GVP. :thankyou:

I've had the best success with .18 onsrude bit. 2 passes at 80-100 IPM. I did break a few bits when using the same size downcut bit. It was too much compacted dust on the 2nd pass. I run the router at 40,000 RPM so there's no shortage on speed. I could crank the feed a bit, but it starts...

Are the decals laminated? could be some wierd stretch going on also.

I don't use the same machine, but I've had to run the check camera offset function before. That caused my dieline to be off. Don't know about cutting out the dots. Just a thought.

Employee, at an awesome company, wouldn't want to own it yet....but someday. Met my girlfirend at work 2 years ago, got engaged last month. :thumb:

:thankyou: Thanks for all the welcomes, too bad the Pack couldn't make the playoffs, at least we got the Bears on there home field. Maybe next season, hopefully with Favre. Go anybody but the Bears:biggrin:

Our shop has a Kongsberg i-XL 24 with the 5x10' table. It has the multi-head and can route, knife cut, kiss cut, vibe-knife cut, and crease. We use it constantly with great results. It has a box-builder program so no more ordering from U-line. The software is a breeze to use. Had some...

What mgieske said, get the catalog. I learned alot from it in regaurds to speeds on certain materials. I have a Kongsberg i-XL figured out pretty well, but it took alot of time and testing. Onsrude offers good prices on bits, and a very wide variety. Have fun and good luck.

Hi Barry, I've had similar problems when trying to route the coroplast. My solution was to use the knife cut attachment at about 80IPM. If you have to make contours it seems to work great. For straight cuts I stick with the stand-up cutter and a nice sharp blade.

Hello, just found the site today. I'm hoping to learn new techniques and meet some new people. I have a kongsberg I-XL 24 router that I'm constantly learning new things on, I'd love to meet others with the same machine. I'm from Green Bay, WI GO Pack! :Big Laugh