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nice looking dark DTG prints. Care to share what machine was used?

Our tech says the ink consumption estimate tolerance is (+) or (-) 10%. I agree, it's better than nothing.

It's a Roland.

Congratulations! Are you sure about the 5 year head warranty?

We have both the RS-640 and the SP-540. Both machines are great. SO it would really depend on the majority of your jobs if it's more efficient to go with the combo print&cut, or the print only machine (then cut on another machine). Mimaki should be good also. Is the Mimaki the one-head machine...

What about the Roland Vertsaart RS-640? Do you think the quality would approximate that of the JV33-160? SInce you already have a Roland SP-300V, might be a good idea to go for another Roland (for inks and some parts compatibility/interchangeability). Plus, its got 4 heads, although smaller than...

If I'm a visitor in your showroom, I'd be impressed with the 104" with the 8 color set-up.

Those Texpress looks like modified Roland ProII machines. ANy idea on the cost?

Dot size Isn't it?

Someone from another forum posted that ink consumption would still be the same whether you use "high quality" or "standard mode", only the speed would be different. Is this true?

Hi Darrel, Surprise! QC is Quezon City, a part of Metro Manila in the Philippines! Maybe we have similar set-ups and we both love everything digital!:thumb: Byron

I have a Wacom tablet, but I seldom use it anymore. After 2 weeks of trying to get used to it, I found that a mouse works better. IMO, if you use "painter" softwares and paint something from scratch, then a tablet is a must, because wou will really need the "pressure" sensitive effects. But if...

Big thanks also coming from me. I'm also in the market for a laminator, but would really like to look first at the "big squeegee". I'm watching this thread because I have zero ideas on laminators yet.

Welcome! I'm also a newbie in this great forum.

Thank you all for the warm welcome, I feel at home already!:smile:

Hello all! I hope I'm welcome here though I'm not from the States. Hope to learn a lot and contribute something in return in the future.