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Ceramic Christmas Bauble Printing Jig for eufyMake E1 (Mini Bed) Flatbed Printer Series: 60mm - 90mm Circular Discs (xx Spaces)

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Ceramic Christmas Bauble Printing Jig for eufyMake E1 (Mini Bed) Flatbed Printer Series: 60mm - 90mm Circular Discs (xx Spaces)This ceramic Christmas bauble jig has been designed for printing circular ceramic baubles with he eufyMake E1 (Mini Bed) and maximises the full bed space of your flatbed printer. The clever design allows you to align your artwork and accommodates minor size variations and circular or "slightly oval" baubles. You can align by using the jig guide lines and pushing your blanks either to the left or top depending if you want to align your centre point

This ceramic Christmas bauble jig has been designed for printing circular ceramic baubles with he eufyMake E1 (Mini Bed) and maximises the full bed space of your flatbed printer. 

The clever design allows you to align your artwork and accommodates minor size variations and circular or "slightly oval" baubles. You can align by using the jig guide lines and pushing your blanks either to the left or top depending if you want to align your centre point horizontally or virtually.

This circular disc jig can fit circular ceramic blanks that have a diameter of 60mm - 90mm (6cm x 9cm)

    N.B - please measure the size of your bauble diameter before ordering.

    Printing Capacity- XX Printing Spaces

    Not sure if your items will fit the jig?

    We suggest using a caliper tool to check the diameter of your bauble before purchasing.  Please keep in mind that the advertised size of bauble blanks differs between manufactures so we always recommend you check the diameter measurements yourself. 

    What's Included:

    - 1 x 60mm x 90mm ceramic bauble Jig for eufyMake E1 (Mini Bed) Series

    - 1 x PDF Template File 

    Jig Type: Our Pro jigs are pre-loadable for high volume production.  

    Jig CompatibilityOur Pro jigs are compatible with eufyMake E1 (Mini Bed) flatbed printer machines.  For more information view our Jig Compatibility Guide.

    Part of our PRO Jig System? Yes

    You will also need:

    1 x “Bed Base & Ruler Guide”: Ensure this has been fitted to your flatbed printer prior to using our jigs.

    * Please note ceramic baubles are not included.

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