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New "Virtual On-Course" Range Target
Started this discussion. Last reply by Richard Ledenican May 17, 2011. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Wanted to share the new Driving Range Targets we have actually patented (pending). this one is for the 1st Tee charity in San Fran. Our targets replicate actual par 3 holes on the course and then…Continue
SISER 3D PUFF?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Steve Janell Sacharski Feb 4, 2011. 11 Replies 0 Likes
Hello, Does anyone have experience with how to get the best results with siser 3d puff using the Roland VP-540. We just received a roll and are a little confused as how to get the best…Continue
Unique Projects on Your Versacamm
Started this discussion. Last reply by Richard Ledenican Dec 15, 2010. 20 Replies 0 Likes
!n 1988, I invented and patented a training basketball called Rite-Flite which is still being sold today. several years later, I designed it's Hi tech brother called the SpectraBall which the red…Continue
Manually cleaning printheads
Started this discussion. Last reply by irving donaldson Aug 29, 2010. 5 Replies 0 Likes
Hello, we have had our vp-540 for almost three years with very little maintainence needed. Lately however our black is not laying down consistantly, even after a good auto clean. I have heard about…Continue
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Richard Ledenican commented on Richard Ledenican's photo
Hi Donna
thanks so much. this was printed on LG calandered air release which is on sale for like $170.00 for 54 x 150. We have replaced our oracal intermediate for this. substrate is just coroplast. Rick
Donna hardiman commented on Richard Ledenican's photo
what material did you use and what did you put it on. looks great
Im having a problem. The Ink tubes and whatever else is connected to them are all bunching up and causing motor errors. I cant print a thing
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Richard Ledenican replied to John Cordia's discussion 'Flag material'
Hi,
We use high heat and then usually use generic banner profile with intelligent pass
Rick
Richard Ledenican replied to Richard Ledenican's discussion 'New "Virtual On-Course" Range Target'
We are still trying different materials. This was done with 18oz blockout, however we are looking for a heavy perforated material with approx 25% wind blow through allowance. Hope you can help with this.
Admin replied to Richard Ledenican's discussion 'New "Virtual On-Course" Range Target'
Nice! What material did you use?
Richard Ledenican replied to Richard Ledenican's discussion 'New "Virtual On-Course" Range Target'
Picture of New Range target representing the First Tee Golf Charity, Pacific Gas & Electric and Chevron
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New "Virtual On-Course" Range Target
Wanted to share the new Driving Range Targets we have actually patented (pending). this one is for the 1st Tee charity in San Fran. Our targets replicate actual par 3 holes on the course and then placed at a yardage on the range the hole typically plays at. when it is on the range , the golfer is "playing" the hole over and over before going onto the course. When they get to that hole for real, they have played it 20 or so times and we all understand muscle memory and visualation.
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Richard Ledenican replied to John Cordia's discussion 'Flag material'
I really like almost all of Neschen's materials though they are quite expensive on a lot of things. I have tried both and found 3p to have a brighter white. 3p also has a full line and would not be surprised if they weren't made from the…
Richard Ledenican replied to John Cordia's discussion 'Flag material'
Lexjet carries short rolls of most of their products. I think you can buy a 20 foot roll
Richard Ledenican replied to John Cordia's discussion 'Flag material'
In addition, the left end where the grommets are placed, should be folded a second time and then sew flag header material over edge. We usually use 1" polyester header material instead of cotton so it doesn't shrink. Use grommets at top…
Richard Ledenican replied to John Cordia's discussion 'Flag material'
Hi, never tried that but doesn't sound real do able. There is no need to however as both sides look great and in the sun there is no telling the front from the back. The versacamm does a tremendous print on this very white material. We also dye…
Richard Ledenican replied to John Cordia's discussion 'Flag material'
Hello,
Haven't been on the sit for a while. The material feels very soft and has no "hand". You do need to hem the edges and a regular home machine works great as does our commercial Yamoto 2 needle. We double roll our hem and…
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- Willoughby, Ohio
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- http://leadergrafx.com
- Type of Printer/Cutter if owned:
- roland vp-540
- Type of Heat Press if owned:
- Dual 16x20 pnematic
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- At 8:33am on October 19, 2010,
Kim Lynch said… - Richard,
I love and admire all of your pictures of your work!!! Awesome job! What type of printer do you use to print you "all-over" printed t-shirts?? Can the Versamcamm print on JPSS (on rolls of it)? I also really like your bus wrap and the monster truck (the kids think we need to that with our pickup).
Thanks,
Kim
- At 6:45pm on September 3, 2010,
Diane Hook said… - Thanks for the advice, Rick. After viewing a few on Craigslist, I am surprised how large the machines/tables are...I think I may have to wait until my shop expands. Thanks though!
Diane
- At 1:55pm on May 21, 2010,
Carolyn said… - Hi Rick
What kind of things do you mostly use your machine for? Have you been to one of Steven's classes? I am excited to be going to the class.
Carolyn
- At 5:35pm on March 3, 2010,
Richard Ledenican said…
- Hi Diane, thanks for introducing me to this forum, my crew does 99% of the work on it and i am determined to learn it myself. i am sure I will find what I am looking for here.
Rick
- At 5:27pm on March 3, 2010,
Diane Hook said…
- Glad to see you joined the forum, Rick!
Thanks again for the JPSS advice. My roll arrives tomorrow, so I am eager to test the tips you gave me. :)
Diane
- At 4:33pm on March 3, 2010,
Richard Ledenican said…
- Thank you Steven, for welcoming me in. We have had ours for two years now and have grown to 3 HP 1500 16 footers since then. the camm is highly respected and loved in our plant.
Rick
- At 4:20pm on March 3, 2010,
Steven Jackson said… - Richard,
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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