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I'll agree with having two machines being better, but I'm not sure which engine you're comparing to on the textured stocks. The Iridesse is the next iteration of the Colorpress engine, and we've always been very happy with how our Colorpress prints on textured stocks.

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I guess that "buy all the competition and shut them down" strategy is working out.

Wait, there's other stuff to do besides mountain biking? ;)

Ned Flanders frowns on your Canadian shenanigans.

99% of the customers I deal with.

He only needs 100 pieces, but he's insisting that we can't run the job 4-color and it must be run as a 20 PMS spot job. You know, the colors really need to "POP!"

A mistake, or a badly folded piece :)

With 80# text and a 12pt coated cover, without cracking the cover? They must have made the old inline finishers better than the current ones...

I've been using 6 since January, and I still can't stand it. Getting in and out of the device center to get to the profiles and spot color utility is really clunky. Also, for some reason some of the job options can't be brought onto the "Quick Access" tab anymore. It might look prettier for the...

Oh man. I mountain bike, and one of the place I go a lot has a ton of walkers/hikers, and a lot of them bring their dogs. I can't tell you the level of rage I feel whenever I see a plastic bag full of dog crap laying on the side of the trail (and I see them quite often), or better yet, hanging...

How many colors? There's a printer not too far from me that has a 10-color Heidelberg. They're prices are pretty snazzy.

You said it was an 80 page book = 20 forms + cover. And you said it's 80# text with a 12pt cover? That's a decently thick saddle book. I have a little hand stitcher that I use for making proofs, and it would never be able to put a stitch through that. Again, I just don't see any way you're...

I don't really think you're going to find much that will fold and stitch with the budget you have. That budget sounds more like a table-top or stand up, hand-stitch machine. Especially for a book that size. We have a $65K C.P. Bourg stitcher and even that would take some adjusting to stitch a...

On our digital machines (iGen 5 & colorpress 1000) I always try to run the heaviest coverage last when I'm running duplex, mainly to help with any scratching you might get when it's duplexing. On the oddball job we've had to run one side at a time for whatever reason, I also run the lightest...

If people bother me I like to sneak handfuls of it into their jacket pockets.

In the US, and our shop uses a ton of Navigator. Sorry about that! :eek:

I worked at a shop that had one, but I never saw it run. It was wrapped in plastic when I started working there until they finally found someone to buy it 2 years later. They said it was a dog to run. They said the setup time on a job was absolutely outrageous - like 2 hours or something to...

Not a very efficient spammer - It took 2 days to get your spam link posted! You need to work on your spamming methodology.

Wait, do you mean this isn't common practice? We do this with all our jobs & then put them in the paper stretcher after we run them to stretch them back to full size.