Printex hurricane max stroke length

Inkwerksspd · February 18th, 2012, 05:52 PM

He does not have the

to face you and the truth.

Binkspot · February 18th, 2012, 06:22 PM

Hate to say it but I called it the other day. I tried to find the post but it must have been deleted. To cover his tracks Robert will use the posts here on Digitsmith to try to scare Andrew into not coming. Reading between the lines all I see (honestly this is just my take on the situation, I have no insider information) is Robert bailing on Printex and it's customers and placing the blame on someone else. IMO he owes them a ton of money and has no way out so just abandon the project, sort of like someone walking away from a house going into foreclosure.

If I was Andrew I would be more frightened of Robert and the things a desperate man would do then a bunch of level headed shop owners.

Inkman, my suggestion to accomplish the 20" was to send over six new print heads with linear rails, wiring and air lines. It would have added to the diameter of the machine but not by much more. Then swap the parts from the old heads to the new. If the suggestion went any further then Robert I have no idea.

srimonogramming · February 18th, 2012, 06:28 PM

OH MY GOD, seriously? The tone in that video wasn't even remotely close to hostile, or anything resembling a word with a similar meaning. How ridiculous is that, harrassment? Posting a video of what a press cannot do that it is supposed to be able to do is called harrassment these days? I can't believe what I read in that email. This is how I feel about this recent string of events, or should I say feelings.

GraphicDisorder · February 18th, 2012, 08:00 PM

****'s wack y'all.

Gilligan · February 28th, 2012, 01:58 PM

For the record... When Robert was at Ted's he said the ONLY way to fix your problem and make it print as advertised was to replace the heads.

GraphicDisorder · February 28th, 2012, 03:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gilligan

For the record... When Robert was at Ted's he said the ONLY way to fix your problem and make it print as advertised was to replace the heads.

So if he knows that (which was obvious from GO), why hasn't he just shipped in new heads, and had Brian set them up?

inkman996 · February 28th, 2012, 04:15 PM

I was told by Andrew and quote

Quote:

Normally we make Hurricane 16 or 18 inch print length, 20 is reserved for Spectrum

Now if that is true why is Hurricane still being advertised as 20, and my real question is who made the decision to advertise it at 20 knowing they do not build it as such?

GraphicDisorder · February 28th, 2012, 04:19 PM

LOL.

Did you show him the link to your press. Whats your invoice say.

16x20 clearly here:
http://www.printexgroup.com/automatics/hurricane

Any update on Andrew's Visit, not that I feel like anything will get solved.

Gilligan · February 28th, 2012, 04:40 PM

What is the "hurricane"'s equivalent on their website? The "Numatico" is advertising 50cm x 50cm which is 19.6" and the Minimatic is advertising 40cm x 40cm which is just under 16".

inkman996 · February 28th, 2012, 04:54 PM

That's all from printex USA web sites which of course leads back to Robert, if anyone should be responsible it should be him ifmh knew he was falsely advertising press specs. I am just waiting on Andrews visit to see what happens, I had some back and forth emails with Andrew directly and hopefully something can be resolved. We will see.

I also made very clear to andrew I have no hostility to him nor have any intention of turning his visit into some kind of freak show unlike someone we know.