Digital BW, The Print

That is a good idea. First make totally sure that these rollers are
cleaned and dried. A common issue on the smaller printers is someone
ends up building up a bunch of ink in there from a print that didn't
go through correctly while the heads were still squiriting ink.

It is interesting that I've done years of work on a 9600,10&, and 7Ks
and have never experienced this or scratching on any of these papers,
Innova, Silver Rag, included. Guess I'm lucky. I did see that kind of
thing on the old 1200s and 1270's.

john


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Walker Blackwell
<forums@...> wrote:
>
> I've had roller marks on many papers in inked areas of my images over  
> the years. (I have 9600s so not sure if this effects other printers)  
> It's caused by the little black wheels that roll along the surface of  
> the print after it's been printed. I've noticed that curly rolls are  
> effected the most for the first few inches because they are curled  
> upwards and push against these small wheels. I just pop the wheels  
> out and leave the ones on the left and right (the un-inked area).  
> This fixes the problem.
> 
> take care, Walker
>