Excuse me, predecessors, I have been driving a monochrome machine for six years before I was 28, and now I want to learn Heidelberg cp2000. Is it too difficult to learn Heidelberg at the age of 28?

I am 28 years old. I also drive Heidelberg, but I drive a SM52 machine. In fact, Heidelberg is not as difficult as I thought. If Master teaches you without reservation, you can also learn by yourself. I guarantee that you can learn it in three months. In fact, Heidelberg has a high degree of automation, and everything is automatic in pressure, hanging board and size. You just need to press a button and remember all these buttons, and then this is the hardest. These buttons can't be memorized casually. You need to observe more, remember how Master put them, and then learn to put them yourself. At first, you can't put them right. It doesn't matter. Adjust them slowly. If the ink is big, you will reduce it, and if it is small, you will add it, so that you can slowly put the ink on yourself, and then you can operate the printed things alone.

The most important thing in this thing is experience. The more times you operate alone, the more experience you have. There are also problems with printing at ordinary times, and how to solve them is also accumulated by experience. There is also a very important point, such as the pressure of water transfer stick and ink stick. This is more complicated, it depends on the teacher's teaching. If you want to learn, you must find a small-scale printing factory, which has something to do with the master. Invite the master to eat and drink, and so on. Most importantly.

We are colleagues, and we hope to help you.