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Our Epson died and we had to buy something quickly. We went with the Mutoh only because we could get it in our basement easily. We had to remove a wall to get the Epson down the steps. We didnt want to have to go thru that again. Normally we buy equipment after going to a show. Was just trying to get some feedback on if we made a bad choice.

Hi All, Was wondering if anyone has the Mutoh 1341 sr pro printer. We had an Epson Surecolor s30675 that recently died and we decided to go to the Mutoh. Anyone have any feedback on the Mutoh 1341 sr pro? Good or bad? We get it setup next week. Thanks, George

I buy metal blanks from Johnson Plastics. I have a friend who has a laser and he cuts out the shapes I need. Took a little to figure out how not burn the edges but now that it is dialed in they work great!

Thanks for the link. I need to do this in house as the middle man markup will make the bid too high. Thanks, Geo

I saw a sample of lexan printed on a standard solvent printer. The problem I have is I cannot find a supplier and the company that did it won't give me any info on it.

Hi all, Anyone out there print on thin lexan sheets? Can it be done with a solvent printer? If so how is it done and where do I buy the media. Thanks in advance! George

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Yes, it is the same one. Haven't been on the forums for a while. Just wanted to show another option for using printed media! Umm...where did the picture go from my first post?

Did this for a guy at my full time job. He restored the car and engine. He took the pictures and then I printed them, laminated and then installed. Used Oracle Rapid Air Digital Media. Man do I love installing with this stuff! Makes it so easy!

Buy the Graphtec. You will be happy to have it when you need the contour cut feature. That feature alone paid for mine. Even if you don't have a solvent printer you can still use the feature with your desktop printer. That is how I got started! Geo

Hi All, I am selling my Canon Imageprograff 8000s 42" color printer. Asking $1000.00. Included is the remaining ink and what media I have left for it. It is in working condition but will be needing new print heads. It prints perfectly but it comes up with a hardware error. Everything on this printer runs on a hr meter. After printing for a specific amount of Hrs the printer will go into a fault mode showing print head replacement. I have been using a 3rd party ink that has cut the cost on ink. They have a website with all kinds of tricks to save money while using this printer. Their is a waste ink tank that has to be replaced after a certain amount of time. $90.00 dollars each. The 3rd party ink company shows you how to reuse the tank. I have used this printer for banners, decals and signs. It isn't a solvent printer but it will get you in the game for large format printing. I have made enough money with this printer that I was able to purchase a solvent printer. I am willing to deliver up to 50 miles from Milwaukee Wisconsin area. Shipping is also available. Anyone interested let me know. Thanks, Geo

Any one know where I can get this clipart? I am looking for a larger version than just a thumbnail. It is this picture of the soundrel. Thanks, Geo

THANKS, EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS.

Awesome stuff. Nice work everyone. Here is mine! https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Stitch-Print-and-Stick/171510259528599 Thanks!

I have to agree. I just got a solvent printer 1 week ago and yes you can smell a slight odor....but it doesn't run you out of the house. Mine is in the basement in a closed room. I can only smell it as it prints. Then nothing after that. Save your money and don't buy one!