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I've got a 2 metre round cut vinyl graphic to do - CE6000-60 using Cutting Master 5 (I know, should have stopped at CM2/3). When I have a weed border enabled, it seems to cut twice though the panel edges, which leads the cutter to want to skew, as the rollers are gripping semi-disconnected...

if<20% reject your prices, you're not charging enough. That should deal with the lowballers

I've seen some videos of install the 3M Dinoc architectural films on things like book cases, and the guy uses a file or fine sandpaper to cut the joints at the edges. NT 30º snap off, 10a scalpel, .009" razor, or even Noga light-duty...

Widiemagesolutions.com...?

As above, I'm heading towards buying a used SC-80600. I've been approached by a dealer with a £7k price on a used unit, including delivery and install, as well as a 30 day warranty and partial inks. The dealer is only 40 miles (2-5 London hours) away, so same/next (few?) days support? Beyond a...

I'd never trade my rough unevent concrete floors for carpet. You just have to simply (weasel words) plan and budget for the future plan you need, and then the inheritence has the potential to be what you want. When London's (then) biggest pro photographic lab brought in a 60"(?) bromide digital...

I sincerely hope you have a frieght lift as well as stairs for them printers!

When we moved into our new premises in April, a local postie asked my why any business would move into crack-alley. A few scrotes have made their way in following users who've been buzzed in by us or the other .org in the building. One ipad, one phone, one coat with wallet, in the last 60...

Took a double take to not read the last one as ready set growl!

When folks insist on gicleé prints, the quote goes up 20%, to pay for the time it takes me to hunt out my french keyboard, and stop muttering about the various colloquial meaninings of giccle. /rant

I need to stop mucking around with this inkjet nonsense, and get me a Giccle Squirter. A few bits of information amid a sea of sales pitch

Or the bovine typed 43"x43", and had some how forgotten those formative classes of shapes and colours. We had a big location shift in April, though production was only down 10% Q1, Q2. Q3 was great, but we've somehow seen a drop off the last few weeks (which historically are rather busy)...

Change your phone number to a premium rate, update the company records to match, and take ten days. Though that might incetivise them to go figure.

Can't answer to the first part, but on this note, 2mm weed border, and then cut the package with steel rule, and Sharp blade of choice, leaving 2mm of laminate all round. Makes measuring simple, and only costs a couple of seconds over using snips. Also looks good.

If you're able to get between the light and the cover, then a cine lighting gel sheet will give you more than a few options, and will be fire/heat resistant. https://www.rosco.com/sites/default/files/content/resource/2023-01/Rosco_Diffusion_Comparison.pdf

I run this stuff day in, day out for artists. Pigment prints onto art paper, using an aqueous printer (12 channels). Arches 88 Awagami Kozo, Canson Edition Etching Rag, Canson Platine Rag, Canson Prestige Baryta, Hahnemuhle Photorag, Hahnemuhle Bamboo, Hahnemuhle Rice Paper, to name but a few...

LVMH has a(n im)moderate amount of money - estimated market cap of $383.56 billion as of September 2024 But a brilliant piece of work. Hopefully someone will share the full design / construction story of the project.

The 6600 is really small for a 60" printer - only a few inches wider than our old 8400 44". For the £2.5k difference between a 4600 with take up reel, the 6600 is likely the next machine in our print space (and leaves just enough room for an 80600...). I've been printing photography and fine...

6x4" is fine. Smallest roll it'll take is likely 10", so make sure you like trimming... One of our sides is film processing, so dev, scan and print. When the surelab was down for a few days for a new print head (£300), all the lovely 6x4 glossies were coming out of a 44" Canon, on 24" rolls, to...

Yep, regular glass cleaner (forget which (UK) brand). Or something like this would probably be pretty good at distressing the output.