I haven't printed the 600x400mm MDF panels for a while, but plenty of smaller 300x200mm ones so I was not expecting any spanners to appear! So today I have orders for the big panels, no problem as I carry them in stock and I have 6 more than required on the shelf. Fire everything up as normal and print...hmm browned out and I didn't expect that.
After 5 panels of testings sorted. Now I haven't done the big wooden panels on the new printer with sawgrass ink, but did before with other ink on the old printer. Now odd as it may appear I had to cut back on temperature and time. Not had to on anything else. My assumption is that I had passed that area of error that there is to play with.
All panels now printed with 1 left over, didn't think I would be sweating it with 6 spare! Isn't the world of sublimation such fun. Now what happened to my profit....oh yeh!
Now to the important bit....I apologise for the world coffee shortage, I drank it all this afternoon to fuel my "Grrrr's".
Janners
MDF Panels Grr Grrr...sorted. Coffee
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New printer ... Sawgrass ink ... Is this replacing your 9600?
Re: MDF Panels Grr Grrr...sorted. Coffee
Indeed, the old one has been grabbed by Mrs Janners (she's a photographer) and xpres did me a nice deal on a used 7890. I have my beady little eyes on another printer though..
Currently I also use a ricoh 3110 that gets all the off cuts from the large format, I trim them down to mug size and when I get the one off mug order come in I just whiz it through the ricoh, handy when the large one is printing.
Janners
Currently I also use a ricoh 3110 that gets all the off cuts from the large format, I trim them down to mug size and when I get the one off mug order come in I just whiz it through the ricoh, handy when the large one is printing.
Janners
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