We have a Cricut mini press, these are all knockoffs of that. It's tiny, but really handy for removing vinyl or applying fiddly bits, like inner labels.

In my Genie i'll admit I ignore the press timer - I idle at 170, pop mug in, set manual 2m 30 timer on pc by which time the mug is usually subbed (only gets back up to temp about 10 secs before timer usually).

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I can't get the Genie timer to work properly for me, so i let it warm to 170, put the mug in - temperature drops and set 2m30 timer. By the time it's got back up to 170 it's usually only about 15s off the 2m30.

Apologies. £180 new so looking for £120 +vat delivered

Have a full, unopened, unused set of Sublisplash for the 3100/SG400 series.

Dated Sep/Oct 2019.


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Where I can, i'll use white or a tesselating background that stops - but this one is proving difficult, and a fade to white looks clunky.<br/>
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just realised this will have to change now i'm going across to Sublisplash as I need ICC... Elements the best way?

Hi

What file formats do you guys print from? I've been manipulating files on Mac, then Dropboxing over to the print machine, and just using Photo Viewer or Acrobat - but is there a more efficient way?