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No, didn’t try the front feeder. We tried the pizza wheel hack on one to disengage and that created problems and there are things in a school lab that are more difficult to do than at home with

Alan, I have a P900 and fortunately I do not have the pizza wheel issue, however you mentioned in your post "Epson included a special setting to disengage the pizza wheels." Can you provide any

Hi Alan. I have a P900 and had the wheel issue. I did as was suggested to me on this forum. Fed the printer (and printed in low opacity to save ink) a few sheets of thick posterboard. Seems that the

Just curious. Did you not have any luck using the front feeder to eliminate pizza wheels on the 900? Epson included a special setting to disengage the pizza wheels.

something to consider. I use an old Mac mini i3 running Mojave to print from. It's headless. but I see old Macbooks on FB marketplace for $150.00. You can get one of those to print from. I do my

Happy New Years all. I have a question about cleaning/storage solutions. I've bought PiezoFlush from Inkjet Mall and I've also bought a clear solution from Inkjet OWL. Both offering similar

Roy, You are a Godsend. It worked. But the command for some reason had to be InstallP5300=P900.command. For some reason this printer only shows as a P5300. Then I cut and pasted all the quads into the

You are right. PrintTool is Mac only. Windows just has QTRgui - simpler and only for QTR. [email protected]> wrote:

I have to print from Photoshop on a PC/Windows machine and would love to use Print-Tool, but it's apparently Mac only. But just to confirm, is that correct? Is there something I'm missing? If so, is

The field highlighted in red is for the standard ICC Profiles. The QTR Curves are in the QTR Print Dialog page -- as follows: Paper & Print Settings > Layout-QuadToneRIP > Curves 1,2,3

Larry, I will there was a magic bullet that would fix your problem. Since it worked once for you and no longer does, obviously something has changed. And I am sure you have probably racked your

Thank you Clay. I’ll have a go with 2 (2ply) boards stuck together and will take it from there. I have printed without a carrier on larger plates but I have some small plates that are below what

Where are you supposed to be able to use the curve descriptor files?? I successfully set these up and used them in an older OS but it's been a few years now and I have not been able to get it to work

Michael, you mentioned printing uv blocking borders in PS. I use to do this and it worked great for my platinum/palladium printing. For some reason this no longer works. By not working I mean that the

There appears to be some variation in the thickness of mat board. Currently, I make my carriers using a solid 2-ply for the base and then another 2-ply with a cut-out window to hold the plate. It

Hello Clay I have just received a pack of 2 ply matt board from Archival Methods and would like to ask the following question. Is the carrier fashioned out of 2 sheets of 2 ply board? One as a base

Thanks Greg and Michael. I will go back to creating them in PS. I just thought there might be a simple way to do it in PT that I wasn’t finding.

As Greg pointed out you can add registration marks via PS onto your image file by increasing the canvas (and depending upon your process also print UV blocking “strips” around the image perimeter

I just add them manually in photoshop.

Can anyone here tell me if there is a way to print registration marks directly from PrintTool? I can do it from the Epson driver but I am not seeing a way to do this with PrintTool.