Recent content by Dmiller35

Same. I'm not hoarding, just trying to make sure we have what we need on hand. We saw a little increase for the primaries but I'm really dreading election season later in the year. Cover stock is already hard to get a hold of.

I think it really depends on what kind of variable work you're doing. FP is very powerful, but could be overkill if all you're using it for is simple addressing or letters with a salutation. If your workflow already relies pretty heavily on Fiery, the FreeForm may be the okay option. Personally...

Once again, I'll say, look at your options. I get our printheads and ink from Mailpost Systems. Ink Supplies, Postage Meters, Mailing Machines, Envelope Printers Ink looks to be a bit more than Printware, but printheads are $647. There could be other vendors out there, this is just who I found...

We purchased a GraphicWhizard PT 33LSC in 2020 and have had great results with it. The need for proprietary rolls is a little bit of a downer. Honestly, our main use for it is 1-sided Laminated book covers. It keeps the sheets really flat.

Yeah, I would duplicate the pages, crop to the size you need, then get rid of all objects outside of crop box. That way not only will you only have the objects needed when you rotate, there's also not a bunch of extra junk in your print file. We've had issues where our envelope printers ignore...

We don't do boxes. Maybe it would help to have that functionality if we're trying to pull in work from other shops but it's not high on the priority list. Most of what we currently outsource are Parking Hangtags / Door Hangers and labels for Gallon paint cans. Stickers and Labels have usually...

Why is that what I need? Why is a flat bed better than a rotary cutter?

Why do you say that?

We've done both stickers and diecuts. Probably nothing thicker than what we can print on (16pt Cover)

Selling is a possibility but I'm pretty sure their equipment is ancient and then we'd have to figure out how to maintain and operate it. When I said digital, I guess I was meaning something that could feed a "digital" sized sheet like 12x18 or 13x19. A rotary die-cutter, like the UD-310, is...

My shop usually outsources most of our die-cutting to a specialty place in town but we fear that due to health concerns, their owner might close up shop in the near future. We've looked a die cutters in the past but never felt them to be something we needed. Being a digital shop, the largest...

Yeah, just depends on brand, I guess. Like I said, the 2 stocks we've run have worked without an issue and those are a 4mil and a 3.4mil.

We've used products from Kernow and Spinnaker Coatings and both have worked great on both our 9110s and 7210. KernowPrint White Vinyl w/Removable Adh - Paper Liner (4mil) - 12x18 (Product Code P62-73) Spinnaker - Matte White Digital Vinyl ** SR98UR Ultra-Removable ** 80# Scored - 12x18 (Product...

All I can see is a check to see if there are objects outside of a page box. Doesn't seem to be a designation for just text. There should be though. Would be handy.

Are you looking to buy blank stock or pre-printed decals? Not sure where you're located but Kernow makes a Marine Grade Adhesive Polyester. My paper rep literally handed me a Kernow brochure yesterday and for some reason pointed that stock out to me. Still have the brochure on my desk.