I literally just wrote down that I am manifesting this printer. What are the odds that I click on your video and this is the same thing you said you did. That is my confirmation. It’s coming and I am happy for you guys. Wishing you blessings and much success. Congratulations!!
Thank you!! Its crazy how it works. It's been proven so many times by thousands of people and it's also in a lot of books and philosophers. It works. Write it down, Look at it, say it out loud. I believe in you!
Hi, can you use white? I thought this is a solvent printer, so how long does it take to dry ? Is it ready to give to your client write after it is finished printing? Is it not toxic to work in an unventilated area? Does it smell?
@@GrafixLabLV hi again, how long does it take to dry before doin kiss cut sticker? Can you deliver straight out of the printer? How is the electric connection, is a standard socket, can you u run it in any home?
@@TheBasquiatjm If I laminate i let it dry for atleast 2hours. if not laminating has to outgas for atleast 6 hours. It uses regular 3 pin plug so yes you can run it anywhere at home.
I’ve done a lot of testing and I had luck with generic vinyl 2, Standard, 12p, and True Rich Color 2. Also make sure your files are over 300dpi. If it’s still grainy I would just do high quality
Hey, I have some questions about this printer. How many inches of vinyl can this printer print? Can you use SAI FlexiSign on this printer? And can this printer print retroreflective vinyls like High Intensity Prismatic(HIP) and Diamond Grade(DG)?
printer is 54" wide but can only print 52" and how ever long you want. Alot of people use Flexisign or Oynx. I just use the roland rip software. You can print on reflective vinyl but you can't make the print look reflective.
man you shouldnt be using an eco-solvent printer in your home. I hope theres no kids around. That stuff is bad for your health you shouldve went with resin/latex printer.
I love the smell of money printing 😂. As long as your not in a confined space. I open my windows on my office when printing. The UV inks in the other hand is BAD.
@@GrafixLabLV understood. Im going latex/resin most likely the epson 5070L. Instant lamination and no smell sold me. Sucks they dont offer orange and green inks for it but hey the pros out weigh the cons for me. Love the channel btw keep it up. Im already 5 videos in
@@scott8193 Latex/Resin is awful in comparison. There’s a reason why the best in the industry have not adopted it. Plus Eco Sol inks are very mild solvents.
@@scott8193 For one there is no comparison in the quality, vibrancy of colors, high crisp resolution output from small to large print sizes, plus the natural durability of an eco solvent print is going to outlast latex in the long run. Latex prints come out dull/grainy in comparison. Latex machine require/use much more power/electricity needing multiple heaters to cure the inks. Latex machines have far inferior roll loading mechanics and their build quality is inferior. Roland’s inks as well as Mimaki eco Sol inks are GREENGAURD gold certified which includes safety for operating around children, elderly etc. No latex machines offer both print and cut in one machine nor do any epson machines. Also the misconception of not being able to instantly laminate/letting prints gas out is a thing for people who have printers that have no heaters at all.
I literally just wrote down that I am manifesting this printer. What are the odds that I click on your video and this is the same thing you said you did. That is my confirmation. It’s coming and I am happy for you guys. Wishing you blessings and much success. Congratulations!!
Thank you!! Its crazy how it works. It's been proven so many times by thousands of people and it's also in a lot of books and philosophers. It works. Write it down, Look at it, say it out loud. I believe in you!
Thank you. I really appreciate that.
Congrats!
exciting !
Congratulations !!
looks sic dude!
🔥🔥🔥 This is dope brother!
🙏🏽🙏🏽 ❤❤❤
Thats a Roland. ... he he he
always use Orginal Ink 🎉🎉🎉🎉
This is amazing dude, I'm planning on buying the Roland bn20a to start off do you recommend that for new starters?
Is the eco sol fumes strong? Any special venting needed?
Excellent plotter bro, I'm thinking of buying it, could you share where you bought it please?
I want to know how i can get my hands on that Neon Robot! Is it a licensed image?
Hi, can you use white? I thought this is a solvent printer, so how long does it take to dry ? Is it ready to give to your client write after it is finished printing? Is it not toxic to work in an unventilated area? Does it smell?
Hi
@@GrafixLabLV hi again, how long does it take to dry before doin kiss cut sticker? Can you deliver straight out of the printer? How is the electric connection, is a standard socket, can you u run it in any home?
@@TheBasquiatjm If I laminate i let it dry for atleast 2hours. if not laminating has to outgas for atleast 6 hours. It uses regular 3 pin plug so yes you can run it anywhere at home.
Hey Mark how is this holding up? Do you have any issues with smell or fumes in your room?
Hey dude, what profile on versa works are you using for the prints, I'm still getting a grainy look on the vg3 540
I’ve done a lot of testing and I had luck with generic vinyl 2, Standard, 12p, and True Rich Color 2. Also make sure your files are over 300dpi. If it’s still grainy I would just do high quality
Anything wrong with the VP-540? Where are you located?
What are you using for shipping ?
pirate ship!
I'm getting my printer today. My rep recommended CMYKLcLmLkO for the ink. No Green. He said they've seen issues w/ smooth grays. Any thoughts.
Hey, I have some questions about this printer. How many inches of vinyl can this printer print? Can you use SAI FlexiSign on this printer? And can this printer print retroreflective vinyls like High Intensity Prismatic(HIP) and Diamond Grade(DG)?
printer is 54" wide but can only print 52" and how ever long you want. Alot of people use Flexisign or Oynx. I just use the roland rip software. You can print on reflective vinyl but you can't make the print look reflective.
Is this also a cutter?
Yes it’s a print and cut
Roland I don't like it - the ink is very expensive, despite the quality of the print
If you use hella your from the bay
not from the bay but its been part of my vocabulary lol
LOL
Great video got me wanting to get one myself
Cut your hair get a real beard and you will look better 🎉🎉🎉🎉
man you shouldnt be using an eco-solvent printer in your home. I hope theres no kids around. That stuff is bad for your health you shouldve went with resin/latex printer.
I love the smell of money printing 😂. As long as your not in a confined space. I open my windows on my office when printing. The UV inks in the other hand is BAD.
@@GrafixLabLV understood. Im going latex/resin most likely the epson 5070L. Instant lamination and no smell sold me. Sucks they dont offer orange and green inks for it but hey the pros out weigh the cons for me. Love the channel btw keep it up. Im already 5 videos in
@@scott8193 Latex/Resin is awful in comparison. There’s a reason why the best in the industry have not adopted it. Plus Eco Sol inks are very mild solvents.
@@Mrpotatoheady interesting take. Can you tell me some the positives and negatives
@@scott8193 For one there is no comparison in the quality, vibrancy of colors, high crisp resolution output from small to large print sizes, plus the natural durability of an eco solvent print is going to outlast latex in the long run. Latex prints come out dull/grainy in comparison. Latex machine require/use much more power/electricity needing multiple heaters to cure the inks. Latex machines have far inferior roll loading mechanics and their build quality is inferior. Roland’s inks as well as Mimaki eco Sol inks are GREENGAURD gold certified which includes safety for operating around children, elderly etc. No latex machines offer both print and cut in one machine nor do any epson machines. Also the misconception of not being able to instantly laminate/letting prints gas out is a thing for people who have printers that have no heaters at all.