"I am sure this will do just fine. Does not look like anyone has a used one out there.
Carolyn"
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Used Versacamm SP 30
Started this discussion. Last reply by Carolyn Hill Aug 2, 2011. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Anyone, have a used versacamm for sale that is in great condition please let me know. Thanks carolynContinue
Versacamm SPi30 or VersaStudio BN-20
Started Jul 29, 2011 0 Replies 0 Likes
Ok guys, I have been at this for a while. (Very Informed Buyer) I am at a crossroad between these two machines. What's my hangup? Well, I cannot seem to get over the size of the SPi30. To me this is…Continue
BN-20
Started this discussion. Last reply by CYW Jun 8, 2011. 11 Replies 0 Likes
Hello everyone! I just saw this printer on the Roland site. Does anyone have any info about it. I think it would be just the machine for me. The bigger machines are a bit scary!!!!
Creating Transfers for My Business
Started this discussion. Last reply by irving donaldson Oct 13, 2010. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Hello everyone, I have a question. Right now buying a versacamm is out my budget. Is there anyone here willing to produce the transfers for me? If interested please let me know. CarolynContinue
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CYW replied to Carolyn Hill's discussion Used Versacamm SP 30"Oh that's good news, Carolyn
I thought you were still fretting, still trying to decide which model fit your needs the best."
Carolyn Hill replied to Carolyn Hill's discussion Used Versacamm SP 30"Hi Diane, not struggling at all just need to get this machine so that I can get going..... the BN-20 seems to be a bit delayed so this was my next choice.
Carolyn"
CYW replied to Carolyn Hill's discussion Used Versacamm SP 30"Oh Carolyn, you poor thing.
You're still struggling with your decision, huh?
I feel so bad for you.
I'm routing for you,…"
Carolyn Hill posted a discussionUsed Versacamm SP 30
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CYW replied to Carolyn Hill's discussion BN-20"Ya' know Irv, I think that's an important restriction.
Even if Roland and a few other distributors do wind up offering some media in that size..............I sincerely doubt there will be the almost endless choices we have to choose…"
irving donaldson replied to Carolyn Hill's discussion BN-20"Hello all again been a little busy lately with a new store and some IW stuff - love the BN20 concept, idea, and price - it would fit well in the bus. With that said, don't think I will ever own one as for a little more money - I would be…"
Simon Rose replied to Carolyn Hill's discussion BN-20"I got very excited at the launch of the BN-20, but then thought more about the potential market and knew that 20" width would severely limit my abilities to cater for a wide audience. With much thought I eventually ordered a VS-420 instead,…"
CYW replied to Carolyn Hill's discussion BN-20"Carolyn, you may not want to hear it, but I whole-heartedly agree with Roland.
The absolute only regret I have is not buying a bigger machine to begin with.
I have a 30" and really wish I had the freedom a bigger machine affords
I'm…"
Carolyn Hill replied to Carolyn Hill's discussion BN-20"Thank you guys so much. I have thought about this over and over and well over again. Right now, i just don't see myself getting into the sign business. Perhaps maybe there is something I am overlooking. I would just like…"
Roland R. Irish III replied to Carolyn Hill's discussion BN-20"I can see that...hopefully it can run 15" rolls? That's the standard for smaller rolls of garment vinyl. But for any production work, you want a larger machine. Embroidery machine companies (like Melco) are doing the same thing-marketing…"
Admin replied to Carolyn Hill's discussion BN-20"In their defense, the intended market is garment decoration and kiosk vendors, not the sign industry as a whole. It is also a good supplement for individuals wanting to get into metallic printing at a lower…"
Roland R. Irish III replied to Carolyn Hill's discussion BN-20"If you have to make a decent return on your 'time' (which should be between $40 and $60 per hour to make
any sort of profit) that really hikes up the value of those 10 square feet of material! And then if you consider a 4x8 aluminum sign…"
Admin replied to Carolyn Hill's discussion BN-20"I would add in that the 20" machine has a production speed of 10 sqft an hour. Pretty slow if you ask me."
Roland R. Irish III replied to Carolyn Hill's discussion BN-20"My suggestion...if you can afford it or get a lease to do it, go with the 30". Several reasons...I have the SP300V, 30"...and many, many times have wished I had the space and money to go even larger! Once I started printing and word…"
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- Hometown: Please include City & State
- Greenville, MS
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- Embroidery
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- Owner
- Type of Printer/Cutter if owned:
- GX-24
- Type of Heat Press if owned:
- Stahls hotronic 16x20
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- At 1:48pm on August 22, 2010,
Steven Jackson said… - Carolyn,
Welcome to MyVersacamm! I hope that you find some useful information in one of our forums or on one of the blogs. Please let me know if there are any questions that I can help answer for you.
Thanks for joining our community!
~Steven
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