I´m Vicente Rubio, regards from Quito, Ecuador.

Hay Bob im the supervisor for caltrans district 8 sign crew we have just purchase a new sign shop and were about 75% up and running we went with the Avery printer along with a sumo cutter and the table and the Laminator im learning just watching your videos keep up the good work and keep up with the videos im using your video to train myself were new to making signs.

We use 1160i sometimes. It's great stuff, but the non premask version really is only useful if you have an automatic heat assist laminator. We use the 1160i with the premask when laminating with our application table - makes our job a LOT easier! Definitely get the 1160i with premask next time!

When laminating like you are doing, for thin laminate, I only unroll enough that it stays on the roller (12" or so, where you started with closer to 18-20") for the starting pass. Static will keep it straight on the roller. Rolling the other way isn't an issue at that point since you aren't taking the liner off. I also generally start from the end so I can pull the liner back without reaching over the table. I find it easier to keep the lam on the roller without moving it around.

iv'e had that thin film and i don't care for it either...i have a few wrinkly stop signs out there...usually my guest helpers made them but we will survive...

Close the loading tray on the printer

We use 1170C works good for us

Buenas noches, tengo una micro empresa de señalización vertical en Quito, Ecuador y trabajo para algunas instituciones del país, estoy agradecido por subir estos videos sobre señales verticales, me puede ayudar con su correo para enviarle los trabajos que he realizado?