Ox
Diamond
- Joined
- Aug 27, 2002
- Location
- Northwest Ohio
I've got this POS HP7000 that has fought me about loading every page since I got it. It's not something that I use often, but it seems that some draftsmen kan't be bothered to put the text in a size that can be read at anything smaller than a D scale sometimes.
I don't think that I could read this print on a B, but the dumb thing just won't feed, so I guess we'll never know... Did some checking online and it seems that the consensus is that the best update for it is to unplug it from the wall, wait 15 seconds, and chuck it in the dumpster.
I use a big one very infrequently, so the cost/page really is not an issue, if I can save $ on the upfront.
Would consider a larger unit as well, but I don't know much about them, and I'm making single parts, not full assemblies, so a D scale shouldn't really be needed. And if I did want a D scale print, I have a customer with a big plotter, so ...
Anyone have any recommendations other than just load up and go to OfficeMax and get whatever they have on sale and take my chances aggin?
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Think Snow Eh!
Ox
I don't think that I could read this print on a B, but the dumb thing just won't feed, so I guess we'll never know... Did some checking online and it seems that the consensus is that the best update for it is to unplug it from the wall, wait 15 seconds, and chuck it in the dumpster.
I use a big one very infrequently, so the cost/page really is not an issue, if I can save $ on the upfront.
Would consider a larger unit as well, but I don't know much about them, and I'm making single parts, not full assemblies, so a D scale shouldn't really be needed. And if I did want a D scale print, I have a customer with a big plotter, so ...
Anyone have any recommendations other than just load up and go to OfficeMax and get whatever they have on sale and take my chances aggin?
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Think Snow Eh!
Ox