Electrostatic dont need your touch, you can damage it even when you are close to surface, just advice. =) Great video anyway. Its awesome see someone who care about his printer. Good job! Keep it up
when I spoke to an inhouse tech he mentioned to clear the air from the syringe before injecting the fluid. But everything else is exactly what they told me. Thanks for the video!
There is NO WAY you do that every f*cking day! You can not be serious... Probably it's for the sake of making the video, but there's no way someone does this every day.
What if I wanted to print the jig directly on the tabletop. We use a JFX200 only for one internal item (though lots) and it would be great to have the jig outline on the table.
We went from a 12 year old Xante Illumina that ran pretty good to the new EnPress. Generally speaking, as technology becomes newer it's supposed to get better. The EnPress seems to be an exception to that rule. After a fair amount of trials and tribulations all I can say about the EnPress in my opinion is to avoid it, avoid it! The flatbed feeder seems like it was designed as a mechanical engineering capstone project at a college that worked for 5-10 minutes during conference so some kid could get his degree. First, having to feed envelopes in flap up and flap back.. AND coming out the conveyor image side down...Really? What in the hell? If envelopes are even one bit imperfect out of the box, which in reality they most often are, the feeding is annoyingly inconsistent. You have to stand atop the thing babysitting it all the time. One minute they don't advance enough and it misses, the next they pile up way to fast. As you can imagine with envelopes feeding in from the bottom, the up-down image registration looks terrible at the top of the envelope, unacceptable AFAIAC, that even using very high quality envelopes. You need the special fuser to run A6 and A7 envelopes at a normal speed, but there's no provision to run A2's at anything but a snail's pace. The slower the machine runs, the worse the fusing is. If in the market for a digital envelope machine I would definitely shop for something else, as this thing is just way too sub-par and annoying to be stuck with.
wonderful tute on creating clean vector cut line graphics from Raster stuff. I cut a lot of vector vinyl graphics edited (pen) then exported into cutting software then to cutting machines. Your video explains converting raster stuff to clean vector art very clear. Valuable to my kind of daily work..... Thank you!! How did you change your curser arrow to red cool.
Nice vid! Which material are you using for the stickers? I have a CJV300-160 Plus, but just getting started with the peel-n-stick market. My vendor suggested General Formulations for the economy market (combo of price and quality). Thanks!
I have the same machine Which ink and setting are you using for printing the leather Some of my prints keep chipping off for some reason Even with lus 120 ink
Great video. I learned a LOT, thank you very much. So basically, if I add gloss to a 5-layer print I can call it a 6-layer print?? :) (let's say I want a certain element to be glossy on the last layer of a transparent sticker)
Вот это надо быть таким оладушком. Выпустить дорогущий кебаб, и спустя какое то время просто сделать его нормально. Все кто купили обычный щас такие йидрить спасибо конечно
Please tell me the glass bottle behind the waste ink container is only with the suction based wiper system.... lol. I didn't know that was back there. *might not sleep tonight*
