<t>I've had the same issue but only when printing in A3+. I couldn't get A3+ to work properly with Powerdriver as it left a huge margin down one side. I've been using the icc profile instead - this solves the margin issue but introduced banding. Heads all clean and only thing I found that fixed it ...

<t>I did one for myself - using Reflectra scratch. I made a pillow/pad out of old mousemats to raise the back of the hood as the trim does get in the way a bit and makes it a bit awkward to press close to the edges (I see there is now a pad available). I had a few "ooohs" but nothing that comes ...

<r>Blimey - bit heavy, but an interesting topic! There's a fine line between freedom of expression and not being offensive to others and I think both are often taken to unhelpful extremes. I would certainly steer clear of anything that falls under terrorism or hate crime laws (<URL url="http://www ...

<r>Thanks Laura - I can pass the details on to plastic manufacturers but don't fancy the DIY approach with this stuff. It looks far too messy and complicated! <br/>
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I <I><s>[I]</s>might <e>[/I]</e></I>have found a simpler solution; I've remembered that I have some of the compressed fiber ...

<t>Does anyone know what is applied to FRP to make it suitable for sublimation? <br/>
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I have a customer that requires double sided labels with a hole for hanging. The large luggage tags were used initially and, whilst the print quality is fine, they are really a bit too too small and thick. I ...

That's great - thank you!

Fair point... 3x single heads that could be networked would be better than 1x triple head... but there's a noticeable difference in initial cost "per head" . Suppose as with everything, if the extra cost pays for itself in reducing downtime and waste then it's a good investment.

<t>I'd agree that there is a lot that needs to be learnt in order to do a good job - understanding backing/stabilisers, tension and making sure you find a quality digitizer would be the areas I'd focus on (I wouldn't touch digitizing in house unless you've got a lot of time to learn this properly as ...

Does anyone know if the newer A3 Ricoh (SG7100DN) can use a bypass tray and print on A3+ paper like the 7700? I was about to purchase a 7700 safe in the knowledge that I could do A3+ but they seem to be pretty scarce in UK at the moment. Thanks.

<t>Coralgraph had some cork backed coasters a while ago. They were 4-5mm thick. I bough a box but didn't sell any as I didn't like the quality. Might be possible to avoid with practice and fine tuning times and temps but I kept finding the glossy vinyl came away from the cork backing. Seems the glue ...