Do I need to prep the print bed (i.e. tape)?
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The print bed is aluminum and comes with an initial cover of Kapton tape. I have been using Kapton tape (6"wide covers in one shot) for ABS and then applying blue (painters) tape for PLA.
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I used Sharpie to write on the scrap tape (the part that was wasted at the beginning of the printing) & applied on the freezer bags. The tape did stay on the bags in the freezer. Btw, I use Brother Laminated, "TZe" Tapes.
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Hi, Unfortunately, I haven't set the bed up yet so haven't opened the packages. I need to paint the room first. Guess I better open the boxes :-(. Apologies I couldn't help.
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No. The fabric is pre-mounted on backing paper. I print, iron the printed fabric to help set the ink, wait for a day, and then remove the backing and rinse in Bubble Jet Rinse or another mild detergent to help further set the ink.
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I leave the strip on because when I took it off my printer did not recognize the transperancy. You want to print on the textured side, so on my printer I load it with the texture side down. I'm not sure how your printer works but I load my transperancies one at a time.
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I believe it wont, You have to pick what tray you want to print from using your preference before starting
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Leave it covered, it will be pierced when installed. However, I suggest you not install it in your printer, as it ruined my 4 in 1 printer upon insertion of the first cartridge.
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I use rolls of ordinary adding machine paper. It takes no special paper and prints out just fine. I'm really pleased with mine. I bet you will be, too, if you get one.
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You should have everything you need to make a print. I use an inkjet printer.
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I prepped my cabinet just like you would to paint. I took off doors and used painters tape to protect the floors and wall. There are lots of good DIY blogs on this. I would recommend googling or searching Pinterest to figure out how much you'll need for your project.
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Not at all; piece a' cake. Just follow the directions on ur led screen. BTW, when you lift the platon (the top part of your printer), make sure you lift the whole assembly, not just the copy/scan cover.
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No, you need quite a bit more than just this. For effective priming, you need a sizing decapping die in station 2 (removing the decapping pin). You will also need calipers, scale, trimmer, case prep tool/system, ultra-sonic cleaner (optional rather than using a tumbler), tools for modifying the press if you do not have them (file, sandpaper, wrenches, screwdrivers, graphite powder etc), case lube ((and a lube pad optionally) although it does come with a small amount of lube).This one you may already have but a VERY sturdy bench/table. I would also really recommend a book to get the exact size, COL, powder amount etc that you need to get in the end result, in addition to the useful knowledge you will get. No, you need quite a bit more than just this. For effective priming, you need a sizing decapping die in station 2 (removing the decapping pin). You will also need calipers, scale, trimmer, case prep tool/system, ultra-sonic cleaner (optional rather than using a tumbler), tools for modifying the press if you do not have them (file, sandpaper, wrenches, screwdrivers, graphite powder etc), case lube ((and a lube pad optionally) although it does come with a small amount of lube).This one you may already have but a VERY sturdy bench/table. I would also really recommend a book to get... » Read More No, you need quite a bit more than just this. For effective priming, you need a sizing decapping die in station 2 (removing the decapping pin). You will also need calipers, scale, trimmer, case prep tool/system, ultra-sonic cleaner (optional rather than using a tumbler), tools for modifying the press if you do not have them (file, sandpaper, wrenches, screwdrivers, graphite powder etc), case lube ((and a lube pad optionally) although it does come with a small amount of lube).This one you may already have but a VERY sturdy bench/table. I would also really recommend a book to get the exact size, COL, powder amount etc that you need to get in the end result, in addition to the useful knowledge you will get. « Show Less
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I'd use the primer for it before doing so, but I see no reason it can't be after that, as thats what I did. But you'd also want to "level" the joints in the existing tile before you do, so its not as simple as peel and stick if you want it right.
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Yes, just follow the directions. You need to remove a large area of the labels to feed it through. Pull them off so you only have the clean backingg.
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Go to your Printer Properties and select tray 1 or 2. Is that what you needed?
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You can manage your pictures before printing any Or are you referring to deleting after you press the print button?
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Simple for me - but it is best to use plain paper to run test samples first to make sure you have it lined up correctly. Different printers and settings make results different so with test prints on regular paper you can adjust your settings without wasting product.