signdudegraphix
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I'm putting my Daige up for sale soon. It's great if you're looking to use something for target practice.
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Daige 38" solo
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cha88
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if they recommend a diage to you... they are not trust worthy... the last thing anybody should ever do, is recommend a diage to anybody ever... run dont walk away from a diagee, you spend half of a real machine up front and then spend triple in ruining prints and time in your first month
strypguy
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I have the daige and can honestly say it's a bear to dial in but it can be done. You really cannot use alot of pressure with this laminator. Although it will show some silvering as the big squeege does it disappears quickly.
Haven't ruined a print yet.
I think if I upgrade to a 54" printer I will try the US Tech Laminator that FatCat likes.
The daige works great to mount prints to substrates like polymetal boards and aluminum. We use it alot for that.
John
Haven't ruined a print yet.
I think if I upgrade to a 54" printer I will try the US Tech Laminator that FatCat likes.
The daige works great to mount prints to substrates like polymetal boards and aluminum. We use it alot for that.
John