Cleonard

16 hours ago, johnson4 said:

Honestly, I run 100 prints through it, clean the wiper and let it sit. It’s easy to shake the carts and do a head clean and be good. It’s also easy to throw in cleaning carts, do a head clean, and let it sit for months, without ever worrying about ink settling or nozzle clogging. 

That seems easy enough! What RIP program do you recommend? 

Also any ink/transfer/powder recommendations? Which site you typically purchase through? 

Thanks for all of the information! I ordered some ready to press transfers from someone - I wanted to see how the felt before I jumped in. 

On 4/30/2021 at 8:42 PM, johnson4 said:

I use the p400, even when I print hundreds a day to avoid any ink settling issues or any of that crap. 

I have all the other models people use the most and still choose the p400 for that singular reason. 

if you seen a p800 available at that price, it isn’t available any longer. 

Thank you. I seen a P400 on another site pop up for $645. Its out now of course and says 8 weeks for backorder. 

I'm thinking if I can get my hands on it I'll go that route. I appreciate it. 

Does anything need to be done to it daily? Or what would I need to do to it when I know it will have to site for a few days not being used? 

Hello. I'm trying to decide between a P400 used from marketplace for $700 or a P800 epson refurbished for $699. 

I only plan on printing around 30-50 prints per week, no larger than 13x19.

So it may go 3-5 days without printing. This is my concern. 

Which printer would be better for this type of printing? 

Which printer is easier to maintain?