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2 pointsI noticed mine has contour cut line, yours didn't. So... if reflective is used it might become deflective. IMO
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2 pointsI call BS on that guy! Nobody is doing it for that price. He is just trying to get you to do them for nothing.
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2 pointslike this one?
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2 pointsI could not imagine a carborater on a car any more, or a rotor with points those were the days when you could keep your old ford rinning with just a little knowledge and a cresent wrench hell you have to be a expert to find the damn motor.
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2 pointsI am with jay - I wouldn't print them for that even , , , , and that is a lot less work. printed I would be $1 each cut 1.50
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1 pointWell... I thought this forum was full of cheap-skates like me This thing isn't necessarily killing me by being down so I figured I'd see what I could do before dropping the $$ on all the new parts. If nothing else I'm getting a pretty good working knowledge of the machine in general.
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1 pointalways look for the over the center pressure adjustment for even constant pressure
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1 pointok, spent some time with the heads tonight. Got the cyan and magenta to open up and flow pretty decent, gonna let the heads soak overnight and see if the black and yellow will loosen up. Gonna shake em some more tomorrow in the u.s. Too. Picked up a brake bleed tool from harbor freight and bled the ink lines all the way up to the dampers, then syringed a cpl loads of ink thru and the ink appears to be usable...
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1 pointMy first started with the 2300 and the 4 speed. Manual steering and manual brakes and at first I just added some 50 series 15's and it would get rubber in 2 gears. That thing was a blast to drive, then came the V8 and I think it changed the feel of the car. This time I want to keep it 4 cyl. and not disrupt the feel of the car.
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1 pointBack in the day I listened to WOWO radio out of Ft Wayne (am of course) Casey Casem with The at 40 count down
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1 pointI have a few times here are two clipings my wife saved. The one where I am high on a ladder was a sub contracted install for another sign co.
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1 pointI bought the same one 3 months ago and have been very happy with it.
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1 pointno problem - I know it made a great starter press for me and the heat was pretty even, pressure great and the price was the best. It handled the t- shirts and sublimation great I would have kept it for a spare but after you have a hotronix you don't need a spare . kinda like keeping a backup for a graphtec or roland - what's the point as failures are almost non existent.
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1 pointsmartaleck mountain man
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1 pointI used to rent movies and the 100 lb. beta player to watch them on. Now I click and relax, no need to even leave the house.
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1 pointThe dirt is the only thing holding it together.
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1 pointordered direct - used it for over a year and sold on cl for not much less than I paid for it - it was a great starter press, I did have a problem about 111 months in I found the last digit on the timer was messed up when I started doing sublimation at the longer times - sunie sent the replacement part and had it in 2 days -
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1 pointMight be a digitized version of Boys R Gross with a modified M and y mark-s
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1 pointHere is one I did last week.
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1 pointtry this, might need a little clean up Grumpy in memory of.eps
