How do you avoid wasting so much film when only having to print a few prints for the day? We just got this exact printer installed last week and finding my way around the machine - if we cut at the tube, there is a lot of empty film sitting there for the next days job? Hopefully that makes sense?
So after you cut your job off the machine and you need to reset it up for your next job, how do you get the powder you already put in the machine to be back on top of the material? If the media needs to run under the powder, is there a collection bin or something where you re-dump it on top? I've seen the others that shoot the powder from the top after it gets carried back up so I'm not sure about how this design works.
Why are my prints getting scratches after getting into contact with powder plus additional scratch from the curing oven? Mine is miro shaker too.
How do you avoid wasting so much film when only having to print a few prints for the day? We just got this exact printer installed last week and finding my way around the machine - if we cut at the tube, there is a lot of empty film sitting there for the next days job? Hopefully that makes sense?
Hi there! Using the arrows on the printer, you can feed the roll backwards towards the starting point to avoid any waste.
So after you cut your job off the machine and you need to reset it up for your next job, how do you get the powder you already put in the machine to be back on top of the material? If the media needs to run under the powder, is there a collection bin or something where you re-dump it on top? I've seen the others that shoot the powder from the top after it gets carried back up so I'm not sure about how this design works.