Difference between revisions of "Vinyl Printer+Cutter"
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|Is located in facility=The Hub | |Is located in facility=The Hub | ||
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|Has imagedesc=The Roland BN-20 Vinyl Printer | |Has imagedesc=The Roland BN-20 Vinyl Printer | ||
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|Has make=Roland | |Has make=Roland | ||
|Has model=BN-20 | |Has model=BN-20 | ||
| + | |Has ace=Dnaiel Oppenlander;doppenlander18@georgefox.edu | ||
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Revision as of 12:02, 7 March 2019
"Graphics" is not in the list (Cloth, Crafts, Electronics, Leather, Metal, Painting, Plastic, Vinyl, Wood) of allowed values for the "Is used in domain" property.
Vinyl Printing is the process of applying ink to vinyl sheets to produce graphics. The maker hub has a Roland BN-20 printer/cutter. It uses a conventional inkjet printing method with solvent based inks.
⚠ WARNING: DO NOT unplug or turn off the printer using the rear cutoff switch for more than a couple hours. This will cause detrimental damage to the print head. However, using the front power button is safe.
Documentation
The Master Guide covers every basic thing about the BN-20. It has instruction on printing, cutting, maintenance, and calibration. Look over this if you are new to the BN-20.
Training
The following is a description of the steps for printing from the BN-20
Design
The first step is to get your graphics ready for printing. Whether you get your graphics from the internet or deign them in a program similar to Adobe Illustrator, it will need to be imported into Adobe Illustrator for the process described here. These steps could be taken in CorelDRAW as well (refer to Master Guide), but this section does not cover that.