Print the opposite way and put more ink on than you need then go from back to front and you will fined it easer and look under your seen while it is down it should bee a few mill off the piece you are printing
@@latriciacreates Thank you so much for your insight! i however did not have any success using a D10 - i had to do 95 and 80 speed - which burns a crisp clean image (even half tones) do you have any plans on reclaiming the screens after all possible areas have been used? There are so few videos available on the subject as of writing
@EvilSquirrel83, I’m glad you found settings that work well. I forgot to mention that I used 200 lines per cm as well. I do not plan to reclaim the screens.
Nice video. I’m happy you kept with this project and was not discouraged. The pillow looks great.
Thanks for your continued support.♥️
Print the opposite way and put more ink on than you need then go from back to front and you will fined it easer and look under your seen while it is down it should bee a few mill off the piece you are printing
Thank you @niceboy761 for the helpful information. I am going to try that on the next one.
is this a 10W ? d1 pro
@xolveria, This is a 10W D1. It isn’t the pro version.
What settings did you have success with? I have the same set up
@@EvilSquirrel83 I had success with power 80 and speed 68
@@latriciacreates Thank you so much for your insight! i however did not have any success using a D10 - i had to do 95 and 80 speed - which burns a crisp clean image (even half tones) do you have any plans on reclaiming the screens after all possible areas have been used? There are so few videos available on the subject as of writing
@EvilSquirrel83, I’m glad you found settings that work well. I forgot to mention that I used 200 lines per cm as well. I do not plan to reclaim the screens.
Tired of it yet?
😂not yet! I like the screen printer.