Oh I’m so glad! Thanks for watching :)

Thank you! I’ll try again and play with the settings. Yay enjoy the dashboards! Thank you!

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it :) I hope it works for you!

I’m excited to get into that series! I’m going to get through acotar and then throne of glass, then crescent city :)

Thank you! It’s most likely 228 :)

Thank you! I’ve actually done that and it catches! But the printer smears the ink while feeding it through. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong :/

@@_randisullivan_ Well shoot, I thought sure that would help you. I hope someone else has a solution cause that’s the only vellum hack I know. Some vellums have a smooth side and a rougher side, that might be worth playing around with 🤔

@@ThePancakes007thank you so much tho!

That’s a good idea! Thank you! staples or Office Depot for us! I have no bad things to say about the sprocket! I’ve had it for over a year now. The battery life is still good as well :)

Yes! It’s frustrating. I’ve even tried taping the vellum to regular paper and it catches but completely smears the ink while printing

I’m pretty sure it’s not thicker but I’ll check and try that! Thank you!

@@_randisullivan_ ofc. You’re welcome. I really hope it works. How frustrating to not be able to print on vellums. 😞 Some of my acetate has the white sticker paper strip so my printer grabs it. Another option I’m thinking if you could try to take 1 strip of paper 1/4” or 1/2” right at top where it feeds to see if it grabs that or even just washi tape so it has something to grab. I hope that makes sense as well. I love printing on vellums and will be doing more prints for my rings planner tomorrow.