Forty One
Make signs they said... It'll be fun they said...
Back again with another question.
When I print onto ACP or similar, It drops the bed all the way to the bottom just as it starts printing then I keep getting this error warning that says "Head High".
I normally only use this for printing braille signs and these are flat sheen, 1.2mm thick panels.
I really dont have any other materials lying around to test it out on to see if its a glare/shiny thing or thickness issue.
Can anyone enlighten me on what could cause this issue?
When I print onto ACP or similar, It drops the bed all the way to the bottom just as it starts printing then I keep getting this error warning that says "Head High".
I normally only use this for printing braille signs and these are flat sheen, 1.2mm thick panels.
I really dont have any other materials lying around to test it out on to see if its a glare/shiny thing or thickness issue.
Can anyone enlighten me on what could cause this issue?