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Solutions Opaque profile
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dennis Dunning on Tuesday. 2 Replies 0 Likes
On numerous occasions, I have posted that the Solutions Opaque (SO) profile does not work on my Roland SP 540i. I update my media profiles in VersaWorks regularly and have tried several SO profiles…Continue
RVW PR43K is printing like RVW 36K
Started this discussion. Last reply by Admin Apr 10. 11 Replies 0 Likes
I'm printing on Durasol 3.5 Mil glossy calendered vinyl. I selected RVW PR43K in CorelDRAW X6 for my designs, exported the file as an EPS, opened it in VersaWorks, opened settings in VersaWorks; in…Continue
Does anyone own a BelQuette Mod1 DTG printer?
Started Mar 23 0 Replies 0 Likes
Does anyone own a BelQuette Mod1 DTG printer and, if so, what has your experience been with it?Continue
Source for 1500 denier blockout banner material
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dennis Dunning Mar 20. 7 Replies 0 Likes
We have used Mojave Super Smooth 13 oz. blockout banner material and liked it a lot. Unfortunately, the manufacturer has gotten out of the banner material business. Can anyone recommend a 1500…Continue
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Dennis Dunning replied to Clarence Scholten's discussion CHE-2800 Hix press leaving marks on polyester & poly blend materials.Dennis Dunning replied to Dennis Dunning's discussion Solutions Opaque profile"I believe that the attached eps file is the one that I used."
Admin replied to Dennis Dunning's discussion Solutions Opaque profile"Dennis - can you post the file you are using? I am sure it has to do with the profile and color rending intents but having the source file that was used may help in deciphering this. "
Dennis Dunning posted a discussionSolutions Opaque profile
On numerous occasions, I have posted that the Solutions Opaque (SO) profile does not work on my Roland SP 540i. I update my media profiles in VersaWorks regularly and have tried several SO profiles that have been sent to me. That being said, every now and then I try the SO profile, just because. Attached is a photo of three recent prints. The print on the left is the SP profile on SO material using Max Impact, the one in the center is the SO profile using Pre-press, and the one on the right…See More
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Taconic Tennis laminated banner/signs
The larger sign in this photo is 12' x 4.5' and the smaller one (to the right) is 8' x 2.5'; both are printed on 1500 denier blockout banner vinyl, hem-taped and grommeted. They are mounted on an exisitng aluminum pipe frame.Somewhere in the photos…
Dennis Dunning replied to TFG's discussion Photos for biilboards"If the minimum resolution on a billboard should be about the same as that for vehicle graphics, than the minimum should be 54 ppi (or dpi). That being said, I have never done a billboard 12' x 24'."
Dennis Dunning replied to brad brondstater's discussion Wrapping coolers"I have used Arlon 8000 DPF on a rough surface, like that of many coolers, and it works very well."
Dennis Dunning replied to TFG's discussion Photos for biilboards"Import it into your graphics program, where you can then resize it."
Dennis Dunning replied to Kevin Bupp's discussion Keep getting offset contour cuts when doing decal runs"Whenever I do multiple rows of print and cut, I use the method that the Admin recommended. It takes a little longer, but the cut accuracy is much better. I also check my print and cut alignment before doing multiple rows of ptint and cut…"
Dennis Dunning replied to Kevin Gibson's discussion Cutting issue and force setting"Interesting. I keep a record of blade force for each blade installed in our SP 540i. With a new blade, the force I need to clean cut Quick Print is generally between 35 and 40 gf. By the time I get to 105, I'm thinking…"
Dennis Dunning replied to Admin's discussion Print / lam, Print / lam, Print / lam / cut! - frustrations of a VersaCAMM expert!"It's comforting to know that even you occasionally waste material; I hate when it happens."
Dennis Dunning replied to Kimberley's discussion USED VersaCAMM VS-540 - White & Metallic Ink"When we decided to buy a VersaCAMM, there were several companies that offered to sell us one. After speaking with Steven at Imprintables (Steven would be our tech), my partner decided that we would purchase our machine from Imprintables. …"
irving donaldson replied to Dennis Dunning's discussion RVW PR43K is printing like RVW 36K"You know better than that, it is not like we did not talk for an hour the other day or need the forum to catch-up - bruh.:-)"
Admin replied to Dennis Dunning's discussion RVW PR43K is printing like RVW 36K"dang! left out to dry again! :-)
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- Embroidery
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- VersaCamm SP 540i
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Thank you to Steven Jackson
Posted on November 16, 2011 at 7:44pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
This is a public thank you to Steven Jackson for teaching me something new about color management in VersaWorks today.
Visual perception of white
Posted on November 14, 2011 at 7:40am 11 Comments 0 Likes
I wanted to share something that I never noticed before about the color white printed using RVW-BK01A (a Roland VersaWorks white) on our SP-540i (a CMYK machine). I had a design with white in it that I printed it on Quick Print. I printed some of white using RVW-BK01A and other parts without it, in other words, I let the Quick Print be the white color. The RVW-BK01A white printed with a little black ink in it and, much to my surprise, it looked whiter than the white of the Quick Print,…
Continue Glue line
Posted on September 14, 2011 at 11:53am 2 Comments 0 Likes
During a car wrap workshop in May, Steven Jackson explained that calendered vinyl is more prone to shrinking than cast vinyl and that shrinking can produce a glue line, also known in the vernacular, as a snot line. How bad could it be I asked Steven with some trepidation? He said it depended, among other things, on the size and age of the material. As luck would have it, we recently installed a sign on on a store-front window next to a round vinyl sign that was about 3 1/2 feet in diameter… Continue
Banner fade after 1 year
Posted on September 10, 2011 at 7:23am 6 Comments 0 Likes
There have occasionally been questions about coloring fading in banners. Attached is a photo of a banner (12' x 4.5') that we installed last September in southeast New York 100_0741.JPG and the same banner a year later… Continue
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 12:04pm on April 11, 2010,
Steven Jackson said… - Dennis,
You beat me!
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
- At 6:41pm on April 10, 2010,
Vicki Dunning said… - Hey Dr. D. Welcome to MyVersacamm! (Did I beat Steven?)
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