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Lesson 3 - Printing with Eddie

Okay - forgive the screenshare, we wanted to show you what's going on with the computer's Bartender software while Eddie is printing as well. With your Eddie purchase, you'll get a code to download this Bartender software to send print files to Eddie. There's a few steps - it seems complicated, it isn't. My cookie was 3.5x3.5, my print file was 4x4, so I tell Bartender that my cookie is 4x4, my image is 4x4, and I load the 4x4 image into the software. This tells Eddie to overspray. If you don't know what Eddie is - he's an Edible printer. No - not an edible image printer - Eddie actually prints directly on the cookie. Pretty darn neat. His price tag is a little breathtaking at $3,000USD as of August 2021, but in terms of scaling a home bakery or brick 'n mortar barkery - this could be the move. We switch from the 3.5in back packs (note - oblong shape - Eddie works just fine with those too!) to a 3.2in apple with a different print. He knocked them out. You might be able to see that I went back and changed the print file to a more desaturated version. In the last step - we print directionally meaning - we're printing and orientation matters now. Unlike patters which are pretty easy, having directional images means Eddie has to not shift the cookie, he has to keep the image aligned, and we gotta play a bit of a guessing game with centering. Note - I decreased the load speeds of the Eddie to 40 and 40 from 100 and 100. He is slow. Also note - Eddie comes with a disc that feeds the cookies for you. Corrie and I prefer manually feeding these more intricate designs because - well - we have printer trust issues lol. But the feeder is really neat and he can print 12 cookies at a time versus the one at at time you see here. What we did is called "manual feed." We have to click "load" each time because Eddie recognizes the feeder isn't connected. Smart printer!