<r>Thanks for everybody's input, and yes it will be like a hobby to begin with Dave. I design my own mugs but Mrs Maggot I'm no skilled designer. I will get equipment hopefully Jan/Feb time so I need to install Powerdrive the other drivers ect and remember to mirror the image ect ect. LOL. Will let ...

<r>Mrs Maggot: I'll go and see HMRC thanks. I don't think that site was complicated but I though. But yes the Mugs are expensive but to me that's a good thing if some people are putting out mugs for almost 20 quid, I can undercut them and make a good profit as well <E>:cool:</E> <br/>
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Desinandgift You'll get there mate

Thanks Mrs Maggot and Logobear, to be honest I ant got no equipment yet. I'm waiting till mid January to buy a printer ect, so in the mean I'm "trying" to learn as much as I can

Thanks everyone, I was looking at a site design.co.uk and by the time he had put in P & P, VAT, his mugs were £19.50p each hoowchhhh

I'm new to selling so please bear with me, my question is do you charge the customer VAT in your prices for mugs.

Does being VAT registered have anything to do with it, because I'm not?

Thanks :redface:

I'd "protect" Britney she's a babe LOL

[FONT="Calibri]Thanks mate :biggrin:[/FONT]

Thanks for all replays, and yes this is the wrong section to put it in LOL I think I'll just try it out without the paper and see what happens, after all its not mentioned in the BMS DF 1 PDF manual I've read.

<r><SIZE size="2"><s>[SIZE=2]</s>Hello everyone, I've just watched a Conde video of how to press a mug, in the video Britney uses Protective Paper which is normal printer paper wrapped around the transfer paper. <br/>
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So if I buy a BMS DF1 press, do I need to use protective paper with each ...