mopar691

That's what I thought, But I did.

well then can i have your stuff?

Been playing since launch also. I play a warrior, that is all, no alts. I am on tich right now but will transfer again once the pvp awards are given out. PVP is all i do, have not raided since WotLK. But gunna raid again this expac if I can find the time. More so depends on how the arena season goes.

Yes it is and I am sure Activision or the someone related to them will send out the letters soon.

Why are you not playing playing right now? Quit wasting time on here and get to work, WoD is coming fast.

I would suggest do it right and insist on a laminator before anything else. It will expand your shop in way more ways than just putting on lam. In all truth you are doing it wrong if you do not have one.

If you have a separate rip computer or one that you use completely offline this is completely viable and used quite a bit.

Had a few issues with the arms with the one I had, But it was older. Other than that ran good.

About the same as a Graphtec. No better though.

I wanna play to, here is my quickie Lizard.eps

Still have to mask it, cut them all square. Package. etc. I easily do 50 yards of 24" 751 here a week. Doing one piece or 5 pieces will not show you overall project on a big numbers order like this from my experience with them. Its like running the thousand piece shirt orders. Yes, you can crank out 100 a hour, but thats pushing it to the max, after your first hour your down to 60, by the fourth hour your down to about 45. then you realize you have to sort all them, that again takes just as long as screening. its goes on like this,

Can't keep up with you changing past posts all the time. Work forward man, not backward. Show your progress to a conclusion. But anyway at that size what are you little slits, .020 wide even? I would think they would make the weeding more of a nightmare at that size than a blessing. And based off of my experience I would say no way to doing anywhere near 100 a hour as was suggested. I doubt even 1 a min from start to finish over the course of the job. That would be pushing it.

I would think it would take like 2 weeks full time to weed them. I would poke my eyes out. Was working on a nasty one last night, after a few morgans, I poked the other end of the pick I was using thru my nose. Got a free piercing.

Get rid of the sharp outside corners and lose the slit in the "a". weeding nightmare. 600 pieces of these would be a nightmare. I would look into subbin it to a die cutter.

Everyone always forgets Summa. If you are looking for a top notch machine they are it.

Nut Mimaki is a real close second in my book. They are built like tanks.

I have had better luck with mutoh's than any other brand as far as printer life, print quality and maintenance required.

and then one half that size

get the biggest your table can easily accommodate.

ya, 400 banners = 10k. Thats just on banners. And on the savings of just cost alone. Not including the profit you keep saying. 400 banners. That is approx 20 rolls of material. less than 1600 dollars in banner material and maybe $0.16 to $1.00 in ink on each one depending on coverage. That is really not a lot of printing. Solvent printers really are not the horror stories you think they are. Easy to run. do 15 min maintenance once a month. I bought my last new one 2 years ago. Has cost me zero after that. It has paid for itself 50 times over. When it starts to have problems I will sell or scrap it and buy new again without even thinking about it. Before this I had many upon many used ones. Nothing but other peoples problems and huge maintenance bills and so on.

Key word here is cost. "cost"

What does that have to do with cost of solvent versus aqueous material?

So if your buying them for a buck a square. approx 400 banners (4 x 8 ) printed yourself and you have saved over 10k edit/spelling

do you know what cost is?

ya, at a buck a square that is almost ten times the cost.