Originally Posted by
Risotto
15 minutes were not enough, but I proved to dry about 1-2 hours. I also put the speed down to minimum and it became better, not perfect, but about factor 5-10 better. Now i have one flipped/folded paper in maybe 70-100 prints, before....
I tried different angles of the tray before, it became better sometimes, but still not perfect an I am not sure which angle is the best.
Seems like I will stay with the following solution:
Cheap paper only for one sided prints best with one colour or only a little 1st colour, let it dry and then 2nd colour.
120g paper for the 2 sided prints, best to let it dry between every colour/print. (The 120g was as expensive as the 100g. But it is more than 2 times more expensive as the 80g :-( )
You helped me to be sure not to have forgotten something to try to make the printing better, that is quite much help ;-)
I read a little in the forum, for the colour drifting problem I will check if the paper-silk-screen is moving on the drum. Is there a tip for material to replace the "sticky rubber" on the drum, that one that is placed under the clamp? Taping the silk on the drum looks not like the best solution for me...
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