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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: ajz on February 15, 2019, 05:09:11 pm
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Recently moving to a smaller house has caused some paring down of the usual "stuff"; consequently, my solid desk which held the P800 and the 24" mac., etc. is gone.
The move meant a small IKEA glass topped table as a replacement -which works well & looks good architecturally - but, the printer does have some minimal lateral movement caused by the print head as it traverses laterally. I did not have this motion previously because my desk was heavy & solidly built!
I can not see any difference in the prints between now and prior to my move. But, I am considering placing some Sorbothane vibration pads under the P800's pads/feet only - not under the entire printer.
Not sure that this will cure the problem as the problem may be the IKEA table itself. So, what have others used a a stable support for their desk top mounted printer? Thoughts would be appreciated.
ajz
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that shaking could help in agitating the carts, thus slowing pigment settling.
by giving the vibrations no where to go and then feeding back into the chassis,
it might affect *something* (head positioning accuracy).
all slim to none but since you asked ;)