"He who marches out of step hears another drum." ~ Ken Kesey
It would make me very happy to know if any of these machines can fit through a 36" door
Why do you guys run horizontal while others go vertical
yes, but you can easily adjust for it and as long as the droplets are all the same size or really close, they will all fall at the same rate ...unless you have a fan blowing on them...
Quote from: mk162 on October 09, 2014, 02:23:19 PMyes, but you can easily adjust for it and as long as the droplets are all the same size or really close, they will all fall at the same rate ...unless you have a fan blowing on them...Exactly correct, with ours, printing 1440x1440 small dot size in the rip, there is no puddling, it's 100% opaque black and very little ink sitting on there. If we go with say a medium dot 4 channels and 720 720 it's got quite a bit of ink on there, not enough to run off on the slant model like we have, but a little more and it might, so like Brad says, it's all in the rip adjustments.
TV engineer here as well so my guess would be gravity plays with the ink. A bullet coming out of a gun is immediately effected by gravity, albeit minutely but with printing I would imagine any deviation is not good. Not to mention wet ink sitting on a flat surface may be better than sitting on a vertical surface.
Quote from: inkman996 on October 09, 2014, 02:21:23 PMTV engineer here as well so my guess would be gravity plays with the ink. A bullet coming out of a gun is immediately effected by gravity, albeit minutely but with printing I would imagine any deviation is not good. Not to mention wet ink sitting on a flat surface may be better than sitting on a vertical surface.Hahaha, derp. I guess that makes sense to....
How come I never see any demos with roller frames. Its always sq frames.