I am not familiar with with the ink sets that would be needed for this.
What inks are you using?

Martin

Hi Marylin,
Welcome, there is a host of information in this forum, that is worth it's weight in gold.
Pop a post with that question in the relevant section and I am sure you will be pointed in the right direction.
Have fun
Martin

Anything involving a curved surface would be a challenge. So straight and tapered sides do-able. Curved profiles would need somebody else to chip in.

Latte mugs just use a "Latte Mug Press" and Steins are just a normal mug press but I used to put a piece of silicon cut the right size to allow for better pressure. Or use an oven and the appropriate wraps.

This link will give you ideas of new prices so you can work from there as to used values ...

It amazes me that they stay in business!

Arghhh
I saw a mug during the week with "OX" stamped on the bottom. The print was excellent and the mug was very straight.
Shame the reviews of the service are so bad!

I didn't have a great result with the orca mugs recently, actually they were terrible. The 5013s printed much better. It's almost like there wasn't any / enough coating.

I am just getting back into printing, so catching up as I go.

Cheers
Martin

Baldy wrote: 01 May 2026, 20:53Hi

Hello. Now all we need to do is dig everybody else.

Print quality.

With my sawgrass set up (3110 plus sawgrass inks) I had no complaints about colours, all was good.
With my Epson set up I can say the same thing with an unexpected addition. The brighter colours on some of my designs really appear to "pop" a bit more, noticeably yellows and pinks ...

This mug printing, are you printing in bulk or doing one off personalsation? I don't have space myself but wonder if either is worthwhile.


I do a bit of both (ish). Small local businesses and clubs plus one off personalised. I don't do bulk as in by the pallet. It's essentially by the tray (12 ...