Kanagar00

Still trying to figure this out (the only place I can see to change amount of ink is in the "easy color adjustment"), if that is not ink density can you steer me in another direction? Also this is my 2nd XP-15000. The last one had a fatal hardware error. So I'm just getting back to things now. One difference between this machine and the last one is that it would print very close to the top edge of the film. This machine starts 2.5 inches down and I have not found a setting to change this. Any ideas?

Thank you! So much to learn! I will see if I can find some videos on ink density to get me started.

Sorry for the blurry photo. Just getting started with DTF on an Epson XP 15000 and Cadlink. Inks are DTF superstore. Problem: Color changes when I change resolution. The test swatch on the right shows a resolution of 720 x 1440. The test swatch on the left is 1440 x 1400. I would like the colors I get with the lower resolution but is there a downside to using a lower resolution and does anyone understand why the colors get lighter with a higher resolution when all the other settings are the same? 

Oh wow, thank you for the info. So is CISS the best way to go?

I am excited to see if they end up being a good solution. We are still doing the three sets (2 ink, 1 cleaner) set up. That being said we have been really happy with our results since starting this on just two days ago (2/1). Now if I can learn all of the ins and outs of Cadlink I think we will be doing really well.

On 1/20/2022 at 9:30 AM, johnson4 said:

These dampers are bigger than the ones going to be used for it. I do expect many revisions and issues along the way. But, it all fits and seals perfectly. Now to actually print them for use instead of fitment. The “port” doesn’t break off because it tapers, and the damper is snugly fitted in place. No room to wiggle and break it off. So that worked well( so far)... 

How are you liking your ink cartridge damper adapter? Are you willing to share or sale the 3d print file for these. I have a xp 15000.