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HAHA......... I just started laughing at the end after reading the short answer. Your philosophy is spot on. I did as much research as i could before buying a printer and converting it myself. There's no way i could afford one already done by someone else. I also tried the white toner, I bought a laser printer used off ebay and white toner. Quickly it sucked. Found DTF and thats where i'm at.

Are you going to break down and buy one? Didn't you build your own?

So then in your opinion what should i have my color set to and what should my white be set to?

What does mix do? or medium + Large?

also does anyone have the instruction manual for acrorip 10?

Acrorip - What is the difference in Color / White Ink dot size? What do the different settings actually do? Mix, Small, Medium, Large, Small + Medium , Medium + Large ???? Thanks

I'm still using sheets, I don't have enough business to switch to a roll yet. After its coated, how are you going to cure it?

Build 2, I'll give you the $20 bucks. Looks great!

https://dtfsuperstore.com/r?id=76n8v1 DTF superstore has the better products and customer service.

Also remember there are no stupid questions, although it is stupid not to ask.

I also have not printed with the roll.

I found that if i let the image dry for 15 min, then powder, i didn't get that happening.

Are you tring to insert the roll through the same place you put a sheet? There is a light grey compartment on the back that you pull down and the roll paper goes through there.

Physically on the printer, In System Administration, then Printer settings, then paper size check.

Its only ok, since i haven't completed a shirt yet. Defiantly has the chance to be a hell of a lot better than white toner printing. Printing, and using ek print are totally fine now. I was able to talk to someone and she sent me videos of her ek print screens so i could set it up. I have printed about 20-25 films. I am currently working on curing the powder correctly. I'm using a flash dryer. Also last night i started letting the films dry for 15 min after printing, then i do a one pass on the powder. I put powder on one side of the film all the way across then slide to the other, but i don't go back across the film. I noticed that when powder was applyed after it printed, it was getting clumpy and lumpy. Had to flick off a ton. Then was having issues with how long they took to cure. Now i am tring to lower the temp and get the right timing down. I am still getting some small bubbles. And i don't know if that will hurt the print. bubbles are near the word eagle, thats also the side of the film that i slip under the flash dryer first and it goes farther under it.