Ozer Stencil Printer 

There isn't really any from what I can tell. I did a review of the ozer and the elite s6 a few weeks back. I think they all have the same issues and they all lack testing by actual artists.

Yes you can! So long as the scrap of stencil paper you are putting in is still attached all together at the top of the sheet. So basically if you are wanting to conserve stencil paper, just make sure that the designs you are printing off first are placed at the bottom of your sheet. You can cut off the bottom, and then re-insert the unused top portion of your stencil paper to print more stencils.

Yeah we really love it. As someone who has been in the industry for so long that I have used everything from hectograph pens and acetate to 3M printers, the Eclipse, TOEC, Epson deskjet and more........ I really believe that this is going to change the industry. This printer makes all of the others obsolete.

@@bleedingedgetattoosupply9391can this be used with an iPad?

Well now this is a pretty broad question. I am not 100% certain what you mean by this question. So I will try and answer this in two ways........ 1. If what you mean is, how do I enlarge my image to fill a whole stencil sheet of paper.....then I can tell you that the in the printer app on your device, you have the ability to enlarge your image to whatever size you like. There are rulers built in so you can see what size your image will print out at. And I can tell you that the canvas size in the app represents a full page. 2. If what you are saying is that you are unable to fully enlarge your image.................often what we see is artists importing an image into the stencil app that includes blank canvas space from whatever art program they are using (ProCreate, Clip Studio, Photoshop, Gimp etc.). My advice would be to make sure that when you export an image, make sure that image fills the canvas space. Then you will be able to enlarge to full size of a stencil sheet. Otherwise, you will be enlarging blank canvas space as well, preventing your image from filling a full sheet. 3. If what you are talking about is the tracking lines that appear on the sides of the stencil paper taking up valuable stencil space, and you would like to use that space to fill with a larger image........in that case I can tell you that those tracking lines are there to reduce the chances of the stencil paper bunching up or wrinkling during printing. However they can be removed by adjusting the density in the print settings. You can remove them entirely to utilize the entire sheet. I hope that is helpful in answering your question

With spirit paper works good??

@dudududu1556 yes , 10/10 , don't use local kind of thermal paper , the printer will eat the paper ..

Hi, i'm using spirit paper but it doesn't seem to print fineline as it did with my copier, like not at all. Do you know a solution for this?@@mr.broccoli3776

no it dont work with it @@dudududu1556

no it doesnt work show me... i have original spirit here it dont work with normal and with thermal@@mr.broccoli3776

Yes absolutely you can print direct from your ipad. Most of the artists in our own studios use ipads and procreate to design, and they print just fine. You can even direct connect to a desktop computer or laptop. If you install the drivers that come on the included USB drive, the stencil printer will just show up as an available printer to print to from whatever program you are using on your laptop or desktop computer.

Hi There! I can do my best to help you out for sure. I do have a few questions though......what stencil paper are you using? Are you able to post a screen shot of the image you are printing. And can you post a pic of the final result. Like what the trasfer looks like when it has printed and came out all "mushy".

Hola, ¿puedes darme más detalles sobre cómo exactamente se atasca el papel?

Yes it is possible, although shipping will cost approximately another $60 CAD to Romania. If this is something you would like arrange, please contact us through info@bleedingedgetattoosupply.com or through our instagram @bleedingedgetattoosupply

Yes, you can stencil the portrait on the skin exactly how it prints, with the same image quality. As for how this printer compares to the Brother pj 883............they are very similar with a few downsides for the Brother pj-883. Mainly, the Brother typically is more expensive. Often it is sold seperately from the battery, which will cost you a little more to buy it. Also the brother is designed with text documents in mind. Invoices and word documents. So the software this printer works best with is the p-touch suite of programs. in the case of the Ozer, it is designed with tattoo applications in mind. So it is designed to print images best, and the software the the Ozer is designed to work with is a photo editor. With crop, collage, resize and scan options. This is why we like the Ozer much better, in our opinion. But if you are looking for more specs on the Brother, here is a link to an information website..... www.tradeinn.com/techinn/en/brother-pj883-portable-printer/139517986/p?id_producte=18341980&country=ca&gclid=Cj0KCQjwho-lBhC_ARIsAMpgMochJY5C0kFsx-jTcmjiT8PI0R14gfCq8r63wq4wOW4rLDQogAF7ob4aAqE0EALw_wcB

hmmmm. I don't have a good answer for you. In all of our testing, we had no problem printing off super fine lines, as you can see in the videos. That being said in all of our tests we used Sapphire stencil paper bleedingedgetattoosupply.com/products/sapphire-stencil-paper not Spirit. I can also tell you that there is darkness settings in the app that you can adjust. Try tweaking those settings and see if you get a better result with your fine lines. If that doesn't work, try using a different stencil paper and see if you have better results. let us know how it turns out.

Still doesn't print.. it prints better when I layer my stencils a few times in procreate first. But it feels like it's not picking up the lines. Only when I draw the lines thicker the printer picks them up but then they are too thick for me to tattoo. Still trying to find a solution to this.@@bleedingedgetattoosupply9391

@@bleedingedgetattoosupply9391Found it. So my brush in procreate was faded on pressure. I turnt this off. Now my lines are fully black rather than pixelated and grey towards the egde of the line. This makes the lines more saturated. I then copy the line layer 4 times and in the ozer app turn top slider all the way to the left and bottom to the right to increase maximum contrast. Now it prints the lines good. Only using the ozer paper, for spirit it still doesn’t work good.

I saw in another video that Ozer branded stencil paper is recommended and works better with fine details than Spirit. See this video for a comparison ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-to4iD6kbmiM.html

Clearly you didn’t watch the video 😂😂

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Same problem Wirth this would product. Trying since weeks, can't find a solution 😮

Did you figure it out? I had same issues…adjusted the contrast…also make sure paper is inserted correctly…transfer sheet on top…took me several attempts before I realized it…

@@raulhurtado2147which paper are you using?

I am sorry to hear you are having issues. But to answer your question, no we did not do anything special, or adjust the images in anyway, other than what you see in this video. The images were downloaded directly from a google image search to a smart phone, and then directly printed through the Quick Stencil App as you see in the video. Now I can tell you that specificaly we are used Sapphire Stencil Paper bleedingedgetattoosupply.com/products/sapphire-stencil-paper, and we used Recovery Stencil Lock bleedingedgetattoosupply.com/products/recovery-stencil-lock. I suppose if you are using a different stencil paper, then you might have a different result, as we did not test other brands of transfer paper. But I do know dozens of other artists that do use different brands of stencil ppaer, and still get the results you see i n this video. Can you provide more details?

hi, do not know if you still need an answer but it is actually normal

Yes! The stripes on both sides is how the printer keeps the stencil paper from wrinkling and bunching up through the printer. Now you can use the printer settings in the app to lighten the print and essentially remove those lines, but then you run the risk of the paper crumpling inside the printer.