Found this tiny porcelain salt box in an abandoned storage unit. It looks like an imperfect/second. Production dents all over it and the paint is seriously meh. The top imagery isn’t even complete. And the lid sure doesn’t fit. The enamel hasn’t been scratched off as I can’t scratch off any more. What’s the deal with this little box?? Age? Why is it so meh??
Let me try this again. I have once again printed a file that has the exact same settings for all the pieces. I printed two rows of them. Top row, perfect. Bottom row, transparent. So, I tried one on each row. Now they’re all printing transparent. Someone HAS to know this answer. I even switched out the white ink early in case that was it. It was not. I have now amassed several pieces I cannot use.
I printed the far left earring at the beginning of my eufy journey. It’s printed Flat with no changes to the settings.
Fast forward to me needing to print more. See the middle 6 as I tried tweaking all the settings of Flat (days of trying while doing perfectly normal jobs in between). So, on the right, we have Flat Raised tried at .6 and .3mm. Both of these options look great, better actually, but I just want what I had at the beginning, on the left. With wayyyy less than .3mm of raised texture. So that I don’t have to make new listing pics every time I print a restock.
This is FAR from the only file that won’t print the same. I just did my earring cards with my logo and the logo barely printed. I have another file with cats napping on books that insists on printing transparent. Then, I printed 12 mermaid earrings and immediately tried to print 12 more, the results being more transparent than the first run. Picture of this included also.
Of note: None of these mishaps were first prints of the day. Also of note: They’re all reprint attempts. Also ALSO of note, I just realized today that the app actually self-changes the default White>CMYK settings if you click different options, though fixing these settings has not fixed my reprint problems.
Hopefully, someone has an answer beyond: just do a CMYK test print before you start every day. Sorry if that puts y’all off replying. But again, these aren’t first prints of the day. I have piles of successful prints. I need to be able to print consistently.