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Jager

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Adventures in Piezography
« on: December 21, 2014, 10:33:17 am »

A few thoughts on Piezography, after spending a month with it.  (Apologies for the link.  It was a bit too long to directly post.)

http://jeffreyhughes.net/wordpress/2014/12/21/adventures-in-piezography/

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Re: Adventures in Piezography
« Reply #1 on: December 21, 2014, 03:29:02 pm »

A well-written, entertaining and informative article!

I have also just gone through the - I won't call it "ordeal" - let's say "experience" with Piezography!

As you say, the folks there are very helpful, but they could save themselves, and their customers, a lot of time by organising their resources and information in a bit more "user friendly". Having said that, I see there have been some improvements made to the website recently.
 
Still, it is, as you say, worth it. The print tool is really good, an extra expense which I only discovered towards the end of the process, but well worth the money.

I only received two syringes and used one to do all the inks! The yellow lingered a bit longer with me but now seems to be ok.

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