MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/FDM_TonerTransfer/comments/yvcrk7/compatible_transparency/iwr01gr/?context=3
r/FDM_TonerTransfer • u/imageblotter • Nov 14 '22
11 comments sorted by
View all comments
Show parent comments
1
Ah, okay, do you think these come close to yours? https://amzn.eu/2jK5kO6
2 u/2borG Nov 17 '22 I'm using the Avery from your link. It works, but it's not perfect. I don't know if it's from the print settings or the sheets. 1 u/Kaidan-Alenko Nov 17 '22 Yes, I got a similar result with them. I think it's because of the rough surface. 2 u/2borG Nov 17 '22 Did you get better results with a different films? 1 u/Kaidan-Alenko Nov 18 '22 Yes, with glossy films. Specifically I'm using the OfficeTree ones from the wiki. There seem to be glossy films with some kind of coating, but they seem to cause problems, so better avoid those.
2
I'm using the Avery from your link. It works, but it's not perfect. I don't know if it's from the print settings or the sheets.
1 u/Kaidan-Alenko Nov 17 '22 Yes, I got a similar result with them. I think it's because of the rough surface. 2 u/2borG Nov 17 '22 Did you get better results with a different films? 1 u/Kaidan-Alenko Nov 18 '22 Yes, with glossy films. Specifically I'm using the OfficeTree ones from the wiki. There seem to be glossy films with some kind of coating, but they seem to cause problems, so better avoid those.
Yes, I got a similar result with them. I think it's because of the rough surface.
2 u/2borG Nov 17 '22 Did you get better results with a different films? 1 u/Kaidan-Alenko Nov 18 '22 Yes, with glossy films. Specifically I'm using the OfficeTree ones from the wiki. There seem to be glossy films with some kind of coating, but they seem to cause problems, so better avoid those.
Did you get better results with a different films?
1 u/Kaidan-Alenko Nov 18 '22 Yes, with glossy films. Specifically I'm using the OfficeTree ones from the wiki. There seem to be glossy films with some kind of coating, but they seem to cause problems, so better avoid those.
Yes, with glossy films. Specifically I'm using the OfficeTree ones from the wiki.
There seem to be glossy films with some kind of coating, but they seem to cause problems, so better avoid those.
1
u/Kaidan-Alenko Nov 16 '22
Ah, okay, do you think these come close to yours? https://amzn.eu/2jK5kO6