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I researched for a long time and cannot seems to find an answer to this. Can I use UV ink on a windmill, let's assume I have a conveyer belt that deliver printed paper thru a UV dryer. And let's say it works, do I need special kind of UV ink and roller for this? how about clean up?

Anyone know beside oki, who else make digital printer that can handle at least 14pt card with 36" lengthwise x 13" width?

We also run Ricoh machine, to be exact C651. Our registration is dead on, to a point that we are running 1mm bleed and we can trim it like offset printed products. We can also gold foil business card cut down from 24 up with hairline registration. However, there are tricks that I learn thru...

It doesn't sound like he want to spend too much $. If a DSLR works now for him, it works even better with a good lens, worse case is just sell it back on craiglist. G

Bronzeo, In the world of photography, one advice I can give you, always buy the best lens "you can afford". Not the best camera. I am a full time printer and part time wedding photographer. I also do product photo and cinematography. Currently I am using 7D, 5D2, and 1D4 and most of time I...

Totally agree on that.

Well, illustrator page size can be anything? just set it as your printing paper size would do. Also, just to be fair, how can you speak for everyone's internet speed? Your client don't necessary have your internet, or your computer. If I were you, I will open up 20 files at a time, copy...

Size is obviously an issue, I think they are kind enough to make it smaller to send across the internet. And I don't see any problem saving in AI format all the way. 60 cards 120 sides will take ~10-15 minutes to impose with crop mark just using AI alone.

Looks like you don't have alot to cut, right? or space is an issue? If you are aiming low price, I will buy a used manual trimmer, they work and they are way more solid than these "toy" trimmer. If you aiming for long term, get a small Polar. Hydraulic is always better, no doubt about it.

I am using "Gleam", but mine is design for PP, meaning lamination. It works super good on coated especially. Just setup your die, as long as you have almost the right pressure and +/- 10 degree, it will stick. And it stick on toner as well. For uncoated paper, Kurz is the best I have used...

Can anyone with with press tells me if I can do better registration then this? I am demoing the machine now and I am very interesting to know how tight you can register the crop line. * this cut line is 3" from the top of the paper and left side is the machine side guide. Gordon

Sometimes it has something to do with the foil assuming your pressure setting is correct. Back then I use crown and now I change it all to Japanese foil, reason is they stick to paper / lamination so easy and temperature setting is alot lower. I tried from brand to brand because they behave...