In a separate context, certain polymers are difficult to process using melt electrowriting (MEW) due to their high viscosity and/or their high melting point. This limitation can be circumvented by dissolving the polymer in a solution and performing EHD continuous fiber jetting. The introduction of a solvent can therefore introduces charges that exacerbate the printing resolution challenge described above. In addition, the use polymer solutions can affect the quality of the fiber since solvent evaporation is the driving force for solidification. Such EHD jetted fibers have reduced resolution spacing features compared to their molten counterparts . In this short study, we report how the use of a capacitor-like substrate results in a substantial improvement in direct-writing.