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I just wanted to pop in and say hello to all my friends. Also to let everyone know that I am still around. I'm not doing too much vinyl work now. just doing some decals on demand and a few shirts for club members. My boys bought me a 3D printer so I'm keeping that busy. I'm still trying to get back in the grove after my wife's passing last year. Stay safe and healthy everyone.

You might want to use your pen tool and paper to test everything out before you go back to cutting the expensive Etched glass vinyl.

Also, there might be a "right" and "left" bracket.

Rest in peace my friend. Semper Fi

Just wanted to say HI and let all my friends on the forum that I am still around. I spent the past few years taking care of my wife so I had to put all my work on the back burner. I'm doing very little work, mainly for friends at the moment. I'm still in the process of getting all the paperwork done. Once again, Hello everyone.

Sublimation will only work on a polyester material or a polyester treated surface.

You said it was working properly before you moved it. Did you check to see if the carriage rollers are riding on the track properly? One good bump could knock them off the track. Just my 2 cents.

Update I looked through many video's for resetting my printer and downloaded the WIC reset tool and installed a trial version of the reset that sets it back to 80%full. I wanted to make sure that it would work and the printer would still print properly. After 1 clean printhead it printed a perfect nozzle check. I then printed rectangles or all 4 colors and it printed like new. I'm going to use it as is until I get the message again and then purchase the software that will set it back to 0%. Thanks again guys

Thanks Haumana, I also saw this on the net . My concern is with security issues and a possible virus. I have a desktop that I reset a few months ago to the factory specs so I'll use that unit for the reset. I'll let you know how I make out.

Hi All!! Do any members of our Forum use Epson printers for sublimation? I have been using an ET-2720 Ecotank printer for my sublimation work that I bought new on August 2021. I've been buying Sublimation ink from the "E" site and printing at least three times a week, projects and either nozzle checks or small size photos, just to keep it clear. I recently got the ink tank "end of life near" message. I cleaned the ink tank and replaced the ink pads. Low and behold, I now have the printer telling me that I cannot print anything and to contact customer support. Having gone through many emails back and forth I was told to send it to an Epson Service Center. After calling them for more information they let me know that to work on it would cost me $95 +. Heck, I only paid $180 for it. Does anyone know the trick to reset the ink tank counter? Thanks.

Rest in peace Bill. You are no longer with us but you are not forgotten. Semper Fi

I recently purchased an Epson ET-2720 Ecotank printer last year and filled it with sublimation ink from on line. So far I am getting great results.

BIG PLUS for Signblazer. Been using it since 2010.

Wishing everyone a Happy and Healthy Holiday season