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Fair! I had no idea what was in the middle. Knew it could be a little gummy when you use a v-groove tool. But that's about it. Well, I know that I learned something today.

I mean....basically hahaha.

Would the foam core of the ACM handle the heat?

Until an iron clad value system is established it will always boil down to personal preference.

It's not peer pressure. It's just your turn.

That's uhhh...a fair point. I hadn't even noticed. But it will be realigned lol.

To make it to the end of the thread and still have no closure!!!

I printed on 3" Ultra Board once. Not super interesting though hahaha

So, I've been on here for about 4ish years. Maybe a little less. Not sure. Figured it was time to actually introduce myself. My name is Patrick Farrell. I am the DTS "specialist" and run a flatbed Vanguard VK300D-HS for C.G. Witvoet & Sons. We primarily deal in store displays (basically...

Check out the Nix sensor. Far cheaper alternative and IMO works just as well. We have a VK300d-HS here. But we use onyx. Grey/gray and reds are the bane of my existence.

I used to work for Weller Reman. All of the cast iron carriers for the rear/front differentials and transmissions all had plates on them noting who built it and date of manufacture. In the case of a rebuild and the cast iron is good to be used again the plates are removed so that the new builder...

The wood grain stuff I do myself. I was lucky enough to have already printed a 4'x8' sheet of wood grain for a customer. So I already had a hi-res image. The color change however was not my doing. It's an on-going challenge between the American offices of Durst and the German offices. Who can...

I mean basically yes hahaha. There is a clipping mask on the 2 images making alternating sections.

The carbon fiber is fun to do. Best thus far has been wood docks or patios. Or brushed stainless.

Uh yeah hahaha super time consuming. If we had the 10 head upgrade it would be tons easier. I mean it's not like it's hard. Just would be easier to tell it to put 18 layers of white and then color. Instead of re-printing the white layer 9 times with the ink multiplier. It's all first world...

Has anyone had any experience in Haptic Printing? Basically, it's using layers of usually white ink to create a texture under the print. I have just started dabbling in it myself for fun at work to keep the white ink flowing good on slow days. We only run a 5 head (4 color 1 white) Vanguard...

I think they wanted to know what material you were printing on. I have noticed on my printer that if the surface isn't completely flat, the colors display differently because of the different angles of light.

Of that I am aware haha. And it usually takes hours for me. Or a server reboot which everyone absolutely loves

There have been several times in the past few weeks when I haven't even been able to get editor or rip-queue to even load properly. "Not enough licenses" We have only 2 users. We both have our own licenses for our individual machines. No one else has access to it. At all. No big surprise ONYX...