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on this particular model you can filter the water twice before having to dump out the rear water tank and refilling it with new tap water. you could keep the water in the tank throughout the day. example: i fill the water tank with tap water, leave for the day. come home in the evening and start using it, no problem.
Have been looking into a printer for awhile now, seen this one before, but I was also interested in a R1390 setup I saw. Any advice on that setup, if? you would know, would be greatly appreciated! I'm very hesitant on all of the printers because of the warranties or lack there of...thx your video was the best help!
The R1390 and L1800 setup should be identical since the only difference is the print head. Their tech support is pretty responsive from my experience. The thing you have to know is that their based in China so the time difference may not be convenient. If there are parts that are defective or need replacement, they'll send you the parts and instruction videos but ultimately you will have to do it yourself. there is a repair center but it's somewhere in California (LA area).
Great demo and very informative. Do you need to leave the machine in standby mode to retain personal settings? Would like to switch off completely when not in use
the water that it uses to produce clean filtered water goes back into the tap water tank. you want to dump it and refill it the rear water tank each time you fill the glass pitcher. i guess you could let it sit there until next time. when next time comes, you just have to remember to dump the rear water tank and refill it with tap water.
G3P800 is a great choice if you don't need the hot water function. You should also check out their latest release: amzn.to/3WUlOPX X8. it's a little cheaper than the G3P800 after you add the coupon code. looks like it has a few upgraded parts (faucet, filter) but it is a 2:1 filter whereas the G3P800 is 3:1 (3 cups clean water to 1 cup of waste water)
How do you like the X16 one compared to the K6? Is the loss of the hot water function a deal breaker? Or is the slow flow rate of the K6 just not worth it compared to the high pressure of the X16?
after having the X16 for a few months now we still enjoy using it daily. I do like the X16 better overall. The X16 is a 3:1 (3 cup clean water for 1 cup of waste) filter, it has remineralize filter, it has a very fast water flow. if your'e someone who is going to be refilling lots of water bottles and 1 gallon jugs (like we do) then the X16 is the way to go. The hot water function isn't a deal break for us anymore as our baby is growing and she doesn't drink formula anymore. it's also summer so the water is room temperature and not ice cold like in the winter. The K6 on paper has a GPD (gallons per day) of 600 compared to 1600 of the X16. it looks significant, but GPD 600 is actually quite fast. I made a video on the K6 if you want to check it out. i think the biggest factor for most people would be in the price. you are looking at $600 vs $1500 (approx). both filters work amazing.
while i don't have an exact ml, i would run 2-3 print head cleanings per day and saw no significant difference in the ink levels. it's not like DTG where a print head cleaning would kill 5% of your white ink.
The UV DTF printer only prints "stickers" for hard surfaces. The stickers can not be applied to fabric or clothing. The stickers are not really stickers as they can not be reused. once you apply it on a surface it's basically on there permanently. if you want something for clothing you would need a standard DTF printer.
Hi there, can you tell me one thing. I do print some thing every day, but while is printing the white print stop printing. Do know why? Please reply. I will appreciate it. Thanks 😊
your print head could be dried or clogged. White is usually the first color to clog or dry up. have you tried pulling the white ink using the syringe like how i showed in the video? then do a few print head cleaning
so once the drive is installed, before putting everything back together, turn it on and look for your new SSD. the bootup will be in recovery mode so it will look different. there will be an option to connect to your WIFI. after you've connected to your WIFI there will be an option for you to download the latest OS directly from the internet.
i haven't tried but i'm sure you can since it comes with a steam basket. in the box: 1 x 5.0-Quart Rice Cooker 1 x Inner Pot 1 x 3.0-Quart Steam Basket 1 x Standing Rice Paddle 1 x Measuring Cup 1 x Recipe Book 1 x User Manual 1 x Quick Reference Guide
i did not have that issue during my time with the printer. get in contact with support to see if it's a simple fix or something that requires replacing.
Did you run each drink 1 after the other or did you rest the machine between each drink. I have heard the machine cant handle pulling multiple drinks in 1 go
i have made drinks for 4-5 people back to back with no issues at all. in this video i made all of those drinks back to back with short breaks between as i had to clean the portafilter, and prepare the next drink.
Thank you so much, you have put my mind at ease . If u check out the review of this machine by 7 min reviews , their machine broke and this is the reason stated
@@Lara4584 i've had this machine since it first came out back last June/July 2023. We make multiple drinks daily. i have not come across this issue at all.
L800 is smaller and only prints in A4 format (8.27 wide) and L1800 can print up to 13 inches wide. that's the biggest difference. there are others but that's a big one
I understand why the dryer is important, but if I get the shaker, doesn't that add the powder and dry it all in one machine? If my budget allows, would that be the better option?
the shaker adds powder and dry it. if you're an established business and are looking to do high volume then yes get the shaker. i have personally not used the shaker, but i have seen some videos on it and it looks very efficient compared to the standard oven. if procolored sends me a shaker i will make a video review on it. i think their latest shaker is in a shape of a panda.
I didn’t realise it was that easy!! However, surely those tests you’re doing g are RAM based and not SSD?? A better test would be to save a large file from a program to SDD
when my computer started to run very slow i upgraded the RAM first while still using the old fusion drive, that help a little bit. in real world usage i think the RAM allowed for me to have more programs open all at once. I didn't notice a huge jump in speed as far as opening up the program and boot up time. Once i replaced the HD to an SSD, that's when the computer felt brand new.
@@HaiTech that is what I’ll be doing next I think, but at the moment it boots up, doesn’t seem slow and opens and closes files just fine… have you considered changing the CPU too? I’m running the i5 chip set, so to make it comparable to my M1 MBA I might 😊 Great video by the way 👍🏼
If I have only 1 head- I have EraSmart A3 Max printer, printing good, but the top (bottom) white layer is to thin, when I press it on white fabric then its ok, but when on dark, it desaturate the picter, wonder why ? I have on RGB + W1 layers, should I also add W2 To boost white bottom layer ? because I think its due the white layer is to thin. Thanks
i'm not sure if they use the same PRO RIP software. on the Procolored models, the A3 printers the software uses W1 and W2 as default setting. this boost colors, and prevents red from bleeding into the print. it also allows for you to print on dark colors like black and still have the print look vibrant.
its usually in your white USB flash drive. if your antivirus deleted it or you are missing one then Procolored can send you the files to download. just give their support a call or email
Hello. Thank you for this video. I am trying to decide between G3P600 or K6. People mentioned about G3P600 being noisy. Do you think so? Also, I read a review that the hot water takes a bit to warm up. Is this true?
i have the G3P800 which has a faster flow then the G3P600 and I did not find it any "noisier" than any of the other tankless system's that i've used. The whole system sits under the sink cabinet. If you have the K6 set at the lowest temp which is 105 degrees F then the water will be instant hot. If you have it set at 105 and you need for it to be 180 degrees then it may take about 5 minutes. There's a stainless steel internal tank that keeps the water hot. so if you set it at 180 degrees and leave it there, the water will be ready hot for you all day. I find it really fast and convenient for anything under 140 degrees. i use it for baby formula mix (105 degrees) and love it. it's instant warm. in my personal experience the K6 was my favorite system....because it has a hot water option. I currently use the X16, I hope they come out with an X16 hot water option. hope that helps
no, this one can only do one at a time. you can have the milk ready and in place so that immediately after the espresso is finished the milk will be steamed. but it can not do both at the same time. the one that can do both is the Oracle
Very helpful! I’m looking into getting into doing this full time! Can you drop a link on which printer this is? Or the newest model with the agitator like the comments suggest?
www.procolored.com/products/13-single-head-dtf-printer-roll?ref=HaiandTerrie&variant=42254564065461 L1800 model. what printing method are you currently using now?
the reason i wont buy this is because it takes 54 minutes to make rice , that's so long. other ones make 30 minutes or even 20 if you get an instant pot. people have a lot of patience. plus its close to the price of the yum asia ones which are excellent
