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Thanks for the feedback all. Definitely will send all future orders with a dummy. I just can't get over the incompetance, it was so blatantly obvious which was the front page that they must never have even looked, which in a way makes me think they mightn't have even checked for a dummy...

Hi all, Just printed a booklet for an artist's exhibition at a gallery and sent out for perfect binding. When I collected it they had bound on the wrong side, so the booklet was back to front inside. There was no page numbers but the opening page was a title page with usual "Presenting" etc...

Can't be that old as they have V280 printed on the side.

Yeh same here in Ireland, only black, although last shipment was back to original.

Do you mind me asking why you sold the V180? To me that would have been a straight forward move to keep so wondering why you didn't.

3100 will be end of life very soon so I'd remove that from the list.

We use a morgana auto creaser and major folder. Absolute workhorses, very well made. Haven't used one but the Morgana Digifold I think would be a good shout as can do both in one.

Haven't come across any issues. I just set the stock to lowest GSM. I don't do it that often and generally break the job up with standard printing jobs.

A bit off topic but I discovered the other day our v280 doesn't register a blank page as any click so have been using it as a booklet maker on smaller size books. Also they don't charge me when I order staples so must be included as consumables.

This will never be economical to bring in-house. The print house you used have probably learnt their lesson with already having to reprint it. I'd just give them a warning each time you send in the job and speak with your account manager to emphasis the quality you need in future.

It's messy, as in trial and error, but you should be able to go into the paper alignment and adjust settings there to have the image enlarge and run to at least some of the edges. I've not tried it but I've had my machine (V280) do it by accident when setting up.

That's true but 1-2 months is crazy for constant failures on that. Something must be causing the premature failure.

Ive seen samples off the Xerox iridese where they've passed it through multiple times to create heat raised effect, I was very impressed.

I would have said that's about right for that production level machine. What did they suggest? Were they trying to push you to a higher model or mulitple v900s? How far off is 4k a day from what you currently do?

Sorry I'm not saying you accept what's offered as the rate, you still have to negociate, but your only leverage is other vendors quotes, you can't negociate saying we'll I know someone on x rate so give me that. If you have 5 vendors in your area you get quotes off each of them and play them...

At the end of the day, I always feel it doesn't matter what others are getting, only relevant what YOU are currently being offered. Ask all your suppliers for quotes and that's your choices.

Seems to be their inkjet market but will be interesting to see what direction it takes. https://www.digitalprintermag.co.uk/news/128388/xerox-re-enters-cut-sheet-inkjet-market-with-kyocera-deal/

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Judging by the interest on here id say the price is going up with every post. 😉

This guide has got me out of a few jams. Basically outlines all text as it exports from InDesign. Here's a step-by-step guide: Access Transparency Flattener Presets: Go to Edit > Transparency Flattener Presets. Create a New Preset: Click New. In the "New Transparency Flattener Preset"...