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Welcome fella.

Paul;100679 wrote:Sawgrass has icc and instruction as well. very easy to follow


for what machine?

For the 3110 Paul. But I think you said it was on Sawgrass. I thought the PowerDrive was the profiler...

So I should ditch Gimp?

Cheers Janners. That might be one of my problem. A couple of my designs had a black rim across top and bottom and one of them would be scorched or faded. Should I stay away from printing top and bottom?

Cheers stitch
But I need to keep it clean. How do so many get away with it?

Good idea SG.

Hi Paul
They came with a starter pack from Coralgraph.
How do I gauge medium pressure fella? Should the mug still turn in the press, but stiff? Noobin on!

Hi Paul
Do you have a ICC for this machine dude? I'd like one to use with Gimp. Many said you are the man for ICC'S but I never caught you around!

<t>Hey folks<br/>
I have been knocking out a few samples, 11oz mugs settings 180/180 and many are faded around the edges. Burnt or just not taking I'm unsure, lighter brownish finish. Sometimes its one edge, other times its another. Can't find the happy medium. <br/>
I'm also getting a cracking ...