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I can understand the seller not wanting to warranty them for anything past 30 days if that long but to not warranty them against being DOA is unacceptable. I guess I could buy them and if they are DOA I could blast them on this site and every other site until the end of time.:ROFLMAO:

at the end of 2003 I sold my 2 man sign shop with 1 fulltime employee, gerber edge, hs15 plus, graphtec 54", all inventory and computers to one of my customers for over $100k. I had a very loyal customer base but was ready to move on, just like you are now. I would try to sell it myself before...

I get nervous anytime I have my printer worked on for the very same reason. a simple fix could wind up costing big $$$$ if they mess something up while doing the repair, not to mention the potential down time. Who do you buy your heads from?

Tech company says they only warranty it if they install it incorrectly. other than that its on the manufacturer. Doesn't say much for the product your buying if they are afraid to stand behind it even if a certified tech is installing it. got the info I needed. Thanks for the help fellas.

The purchase of the print heads is not the buddy deal but the installation is. Anyone ever run into this with print heads before? << let's concentrate on this part of the thread a little bit.

Not in this case. Buddy deal.

Have a Mutoh tech installing them and made sure I told the guy that from the start.

I noticed the other day I had a few nozzles that were not firing and after all the usual steps to fix the problem I decided it may be time for new print heads. I called to get a price and find out if they have them in stock and all the usual stuff but when I ask about warranty the guy told me...

Sure will Marlene. He will be glad to hear it.

Just wanted to update everybody on Dan. I talked with him this morning and besides some pain he is at home and is doing ok...as well as you could expect I guess after what happened.

Just wanted to let everybody know that Dan Striker was shot this morning by some crazy guy that lives next door to him. He seems to be doing good. It looked to be a small caliber (22 maybe) that hit him just above his ankle. I will let him give more detail if he wants when he gets out of the...

+1 for Plasma cutter I did a job a few years back using .75 aluminum. everybody I talk to with a router didnt want to cut it. The reasons range from too much wear on their machine or was afraid of messing the sheets of aluminum up. We wound up having it cut on a plasma cutter in 2 pieces and...

BMW has for years used the "E code" to identify their chasis. each series for each model was identified with something like E46, E52 and E53 for example. Most BMW drivers and enthusiasts know what this is so your customer could possibly incorporate that into his name so people would know he...

A good start on a government anyway.

+1 Oracal :thumb:

Are you talking about the ones with the wire bracket to hold the top in place?

great link Jon thanks!