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I'm pleased to see you back, I thought you may have not bothered to return. I've always found your posts the sort that make these forums so invaluable to people like me. For what it's worth I agreed with your rant. Happy New year Tom.

Have you tried Duplo in the UK, I've always found them very helpful. or Try Graham here http://stores.ebay.co.uk/R-Rose-Engineering-Limited?_trksid=p2047675.l2563

A lot of print shops write websites, I think it shows a lot of initiative, very commendable.

Years ago the AB Dick engineer used to part the cylinders with a large screw driver or bar, turn the handle to line them back up. A big paper jam can cause the cylinders to jump out of mesh.

I can't see why not the spec says 13 x 18". If the guides open wide enough I wouldn't hesitate to give it a go. If it's your first time order some overs.

I'd agree with that. Try and learn to set your rollers, so as you put it "both sides work".

Simbar was owned By a guy called Rodger Barker who helped me immensely over the the years, His newer website was kompac.com, which I understand he later sold to the current owners. If anyone has an email address for Roger please PM it to me.

I had this with silvermaster plates, my blanket was over packed. Previously the same symptoms was the plate wasn´t loading flat to the cylinder.

Is the plate loading correctly to start with? tight to the cylinder.

I ordered one from Heidelberg, it´s only one Allen bolt to fit it.

Small offset is very different to Web offset, I've had web & large offset printers unable to run a duplicator over the years. I have found staying away from harsh chemicals gives the best results, I agree with the first PDF from Alois, God knows what the last one's relevance is.

Mine snapped tonight.

That's the first thing I'd try, having used Corel for about 20 years now.

There are light weight paper adjustments on the feeder. I remember downloading a great little document from the Heidelberg site on setting up the feeder.

I was self taught, over 25 years ago now. I may have said this before, ask around & get a bit of help to run a couple of jobs. It will save a lot of anxiety in the long run. Ask your paper merchant or ink rep, someone always knows someone available for a bit of training.

I always turn off the double sheet now. I run tens of thousands 2 colour on a QM.

It's free & it's not difficult to click the new posts button?

I'm just grateful it's free!

I'd say you were hoarding, but if you can afford to keep that much money on the shelf you're obviously doing something right, good luck to you.

Re: Slowdown Re: Slowdown I'm a small shop in the UK and my only saving grace is we own the the premises & have no finance, small offset is very slow for us.