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We get those little nicks too, do you mean a little tear at the bottom where its cut? I generally just position the books so it happens on the rear of the book where possible. Happens more with larger paged books. Sometimes one side of the guillotine may work better than the other. If you...

Do top and bottom cuts first and have approx 8-10 books split and facing each other. so 4/5 with spine on left and balance with spine on the right. This levels out the clamp pressure on the pile and stops them turning. Then last cut just as normal. As per video -

If its only in magenta I don't think it can be the transfer belt. If Windows are clean and drum swap doesn't work I'd say its crap stuck in the developer housing.

I would bet that has nothing to do with the border and more about how you phrase your option on the website. "Yes please, I may frame this"

I just see a 3mm border as being trouble from the start no matter how good your equipment is. I'd also see shipping frames as a nightmare. If it was me I'd just work on adjusting the artworks so you can print borderless and reap the long term benefits.

Sorry am I missing something or are you overlooking the fact that the mounts cost money? Are you not just about comparing cost of a mount versus how much your wasting currently per print?

Yes and your previous thread on the subject clearly showed you had a terrible understanding of how to use it and how it worked. Nothing to do with the machine.

In Ireland I mainly deal with three suppliers and like that it's a complete gamble as to who has what and at what price. I order certain stocks from certain suppliers, generally based on price. Trade houses are generally ok as here they tend to buy direct from the mills so are probably getting...

I had to screen grab, when I downloaded on phone and tried uploading it was giving an error on file type.

I can see them fine. No idea how they're made though.

In that case, yes the builder was probably entitled to it if its from the retailer. If they weren't and it was the client's rebate then I doubt the supplier would have been able to avail of it anyway. Just explain it to the FIL that way.

Who is the rebate from? Is it from the suppliers or some local government home improvement grant/rebate? Wondering if things are getting confused with supplier trade discounts.

We're only hearing one side of story. Contractor may have quoted based on knowing he was getting rebate. Without rebate they may have quoted the difference.

Is your C75 your primary machine? Do you have a backup machine in case it breaks down? What sort of print shop do you run? Just a printer is an amazing guy but is a pretty unique company setup and not a typical print shop and such self maintanence just happens to work for him. If you've been...

Got a set of drums a month ago and just went to fit one, outside of blank generic box is dated 22/2/2008. Where have they had these for 15years? Surely this Versant model of drum hadn't been created that long ago? I did get another set last week which were branded xerox and dated April 2022.

From the op description I don't think the paper to laminate adhesion is the problem, I think it's the lip around the corners seperating. So the actual laminate to laminate.

But the print will still be skewed on the page, bit of a nightmare for accurate trimming. An alternative I've used in the past (can't remember why) is to lay the pdf with trim marks out in indesign on the full sheet size and skew it in the file to counter the machine. Bit of trial and error...

On the Xerox Versant you can manually adjust the alignment when it's gone too far out for the onboard settings to compensate. By pulling out the main paper path assembly and there is a screw you can loosen and swing the alignment section. Obviously this will throw all other saved alignments...

Just a simple one but have you tried cleaning the ROS windows.