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http://www.metalmagic.com/#brass-dies watch the videos some of the dies they make cost 1000's. they have hand sculpted die engravers on staff still. a small mistake in set up and one of these dies is scrap. start with the little stuff. good luck priceline i hope you guys go for it I'll be...

Thanks for the input. backspacing one line at a time would have been a pain.

windows xp, word, publisher, indesign ect.

I have a text document that was typed so that each sentence is a new line. Can I reformat it so that each sentence follows the previous.

the people that run these machines are craftsmen, and ladies. finding someone to run them or train you is a must. we have apprenticed a couple of youngsters here and its allways a challenge to find the right mind set. these machines top out at around 2500 impressions an hour compared to our...

redballs are newer machines, after 1955 i think, black ball machines would have been production machines in their day so probably more wear. they do have some with foil attachments that work real well. lots of youtube videos on several machines so you can see how they work.

we have two kluges that foil stamp, emboss, score, perf and die cut but dont print with ink. we have a windmill and a meihle verticle that we can print and number with. couldnt live without them. the modern kluges have osha standard safety features but like dabob said any machine can get you.

http://www.mitsubishiimaging.com/thermal-digiplate-media.html we use this plate maker for our small presses. the plates are processor free. we have 5 ryobi 2 color presses that run them all day. takes less than a minute to make a plate.

maybe a paper drill hole first and then the mortis. the waste paper has to have some where to go or everything will bind up or rip out.

Wouldn't 4 up on a smaller sheet have been more economic in time and materials? I know it's more clicks but the trade off seems worth it.

we used to build a water stop out of soft rubber, some times we used the fatigue mats. but up against the fountain roller to back off the water out side the sheet size. saw the pic online maybe someone sells them.

if it ever had a t-head they sometimes offset the cylinders to deal with ink buildup on the lead edge of the t-head plate

http://mixmasters.com/home/ these guys have a program that you plug in your pms inventory to and it gives you formulas to mix your old pms colors into new ones. we've used it for years . it works pretty good.

make a front bumper on your zombie apocalypse vehicle

we grind the edge off then recycle with plates and such. our sharpening guy will take them also.

My Dad sold drugs and my Mom was a stripper..............................................(phamacist and dark room tech):rolleyes:

the Boss saw me on skype with a technician helping me fix a problem on my press. He cancelled the service contract 10 days later because he thinks i can fix everything with help from "google and stuff"

i remember stores that used to tape up bad checks where every one could see them. Ahhh the good old days!

mine was at 175 i can go 300

1 pt type. took pic with my phone thru a loupe. 60lb offset presstek 34DI.