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Wha.. What? I gotta headache..

If they are maintained, greased regular, occasional hydraulic leak, etc.. Challenge is hard to beat. Some parts are getting hard to find on older models. Note: The Titans are a light duty model.

And a 2 minute time out..

Toner printing, is melted plastic, "fused" to paper. Thus the gloss look on larger patches of black print. I run an OCE BW 6180 which uses heat, but does not fuse the toner. Instead it traps the toner in the paper fibers. No gloss sheen. However, there is a drawback. Larger patches of black can...

Cannot figure out how to add pics here. Only allows http links??? Happy to email you pics, drop an email address.

All the download links don't work. Many page links don't work?

Yes.. :)

Talk to CaliprintGuy https://printplanet.com/threads/i-am-looking-for-a-production-manager-to-run-the-back-of-my-factory-located-in-ca-will-compensate-accordingly.294282/

But that's not enough. I suspect your blade is too dull. When was it honed last? The picture of the trailing tail points to dull blade. Try pushing the books spine side, all the way to the edge of the platform, into the leading edge of the blade. Is there a flat side side/edge of the platform to...

That looks correct. Yep. Your cutter needs upgrading! :unsure: 20 to 30 thousand should get you a nice used machine. (y) /joke, but not really.

OK.. The cutting blade should be moving horizontally a little. (Or angling downward) From the yellow note book picture.. Does it move from the right to left looking from this angle. ? It seems to have a very flat profile. Odds are, in this example, holding the book flat, including the spine, is...

Sorry to say, you may have to cut one at a time for best result. In this line of work, it often appears to be simple and easy, but one finds that there are a thousand little details to watch out for. The nature of the biz.

AHH.. I see your cutter is not as I imagined it. Your main problem is the curvature of the spine. I hope you are facing the spine into the cut. Not away. The spine should be contacting the blade first.

If the clamp has a flat face pressing down, the flat steel plate is called a false clamp. If you look/ feel under the clamp and you feel finger like surfaces, you do not have a "false" clamp. Used to prevent the finger like castings leaving their impressions. The pads will work either way...

If it was just a case fan, I would probably not worry about that.. The bigger problem might be the grid power. A brown out, or a spike most certainly could damage the boards in the RIP, and/ or change an otherwise invisible setting. Lastly.. From own experience, looking hard at a bunch of...

I would ask if the chemistry of the ink has recently changed. Has it been subjected to extreme temps before use? Hot or Cold. Any chance it got contaminated? (All I got. Good luck)

Well, looks like you don't have any squaring on the spine. That's gonna make it hard to fix. OR is it supposed to be more square than the pic shows? To avoid crushing the spine, use magnetic pads on the false clamp, and leave a space in the pad an inch short of the spine. So that the flat of...

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Hi. Are you sending the job as #10 size? To increase your speed significantly, (though not really doubled) set your document to Letter (or A4) size, with the #10 image at top center Landscaped orientation. LEF You should find they will run much faster.