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I picked up a P800 after watching your videos. Don't have a roller but been having issues just getting my cut sheets of film to load. I've tried your suggestions, on the settings and paper or cardboard behind the film. Painters tape and using a market on backside. But other than my 1st print, I cannot get the film to work. It either spits it out or starts to load and stops. Using the film backwards it loads but of course have to cancel but it will load correctly. Regular paper runs fine. On the printer I have it set for A3 plain paper, should I be using something other than plain paper in the settings? The DTF film I've been using is matte double sided Cendale. I've watched tons of DTF videos and conversions and you my friend should teach a course to all others, straight to the point helpful information. In a 3:11 video you give more info than other in 3 hour 3 part videos!
@@p800guy4 so I have a p800 lined up to go pick up this weekend, is the p800 better or the l1800, or the et8550. If you could do it again, what would you choose.
I have tried everything you said to do but still wont accept my film roll. It accepts a thick paper roll but not film. Is there something else I could try?
I have a P800 modified for DTF. I'm using roll film. I've recently been having a problem where the printer begins printing then it suddenly stops and begins spitting out the film until we cancel the print. Would you happen to know what's causing this and/or how to fix it?
Hey hope all is well I don't know the answer specifically but I did pose it to a group of like minded users and they advisethe following "Any updates made recently? I’d recommend taking screenshots of your queue settings (rip software) and reinstalling the p800 driver. Sounds like something might’ve gotten corrupted. "
@@p800guy4 Could you connect me with this group? I'm racking my brain with this and this was preceded by an ink problem that I can't work on until I fix this lol
@@p800guy4 fixed it! =) so i've been printing fine with the lid open to see how the prints are going and when I closed it, it started to work just fine again haha.
Nice video. Thanks for sharing.
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All the best. Carry on.
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I picked up a P800 after watching your videos. Don't have a roller but been having issues just getting my cut sheets of film to load. I've tried your suggestions, on the settings and paper or cardboard behind the film. Painters tape and using a market on backside. But other than my 1st print, I cannot get the film to work. It either spits it out or starts to load and stops. Using the film backwards it loads but of course have to cancel but it will load correctly. Regular paper runs fine. On the printer I have it set for A3 plain paper, should I be using something other than plain paper in the settings? The DTF film I've been using is matte double sided Cendale. I've watched tons of DTF videos and conversions and you my friend should teach a course to all others, straight to the point helpful information. In a 3:11 video you give more info than other in 3 hour 3 part videos!
I appreciate your hard work.
Loading ROLL / PET / FILM is not so easy. But you have made it more easier.
Hi
How do you do it?
roll forward, rollback without paper jam error epson P800 thanks
It's a great video for loading roll.
Carry on, don't worry. Your process is so good.
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thanks you too!
Another awesome tutorial, I've been watching everything
thanks so much
@@p800guy4 so I have a p800 lined up to go pick up this weekend, is the p800 better or the l1800, or the et8550. If you could do it again, what would you choose.
I have tried everything you said to do but still wont accept my film roll. It accepts a thick paper roll but not film. Is there something else I could try?
You bloody ripper!!!!🤘
lol nice
What software do you use
Does it come with the holder for the roll like that or did you get that seperately
The machine if bought brand new comes with the holder.
But they are pretty hard to find
Thanks a lot bro !
no problem hope it helped!
Is this the same process for the epson 3880?
honestly I'm not too sure
Hi, how did you removed the rollers and how many you keep in place TIA
hey I remove them in this video
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I have a P800 modified for DTF. I'm using roll film. I've recently been having a problem where the printer begins printing then it suddenly stops and begins spitting out the film until we cancel the print. Would you happen to know what's causing this and/or how to fix it?
Hey hope all is well I don't know the answer specifically but I did pose it to a group of like minded users and they advisethe following
"Any updates made recently? I’d recommend taking screenshots of your queue settings (rip software) and reinstalling the p800 driver. Sounds like something might’ve gotten corrupted. "
Someone else said
"I've had this happen with low quality/too long usb cables. Actually, that is the only time it happened."
@@p800guy4 Could you connect me with this group? I'm racking my brain with this and this was preceded by an ink problem that I can't work on until I fix this lol
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Hey man, you ever have an issue with A3 sheets being fed halfway when sending a job to printer, then the printer saying "Remove Paper"?
I mostly use rolls but when I had issues with the sheet I just made sure it's aligned sometimes it takes a couple tries
@@p800guy4 fixed it! =) so i've been printing fine with the lid open to see how the prints are going and when I closed it, it started to work just fine again haha.
@@luiges8094 sweet! glad to be of assistance now go enjoy your machine :)