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Why use the Roland BN20-A?
Why use the Roland BN20-A?
Note: Due to size and material limits, the Idea Lab may not be able to support all of the applications listed above. We encourage you to visit the Idea Lab or email idealab@humber.ca to discuss whether your project can be accommodated.
Are There Restrictions on What I Can Make?
Are There Restrictions on What I Can Make?
The Idea Lab’s Roland BN20-A cannot be used to create items that are:
Prohibited by municipal, provincial, or federal law or by Humber Polytechnic policy. This includes but is not limited to Intellectual Property Law, Humber's Code of Student Community Standards, and Humber's Copyright Policy.
Obscene or otherwise inappropriate for an academic environment.
Unsafe, harmful, dangerous, or poses an immediate threat to the well-being of others.
Commercial use of the Roland BN20-A is prohibited (i.e., you cannot use the Idea Lab’s equipment to produce items for sale).
The Roland BN20-A is not appropriate for bulk production.
The Roland BN20-A is best suited for small-scale printing projects and is not intended for bulk or high-volume printing.
Users are subject to material limits on a per-semester basis.
The Idea Lab reserves the right to refuse any print job.
Introduction | What is the Roland BN20-A| Why Use the Roland BN20-A? | What Materials Can I Print & Cut? | Preparing Graphics & Cutlines | VersaWorks Software | Applying Heat Transfer Vinyl| Booking Guidelines | Final Steps
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