i have already an epson R3000 , can not afford sawgrass printer. do you think r3000 is compatible sublimation ink? or it is best to go to sawgrass?

tanzap;127088 wrote:I have one of these and it gets the job done nicely

which brand is it?

Paul;127089 wrote:I find them good to work with.

could you mention where you bought from

<r><QUOTE author="nibz33;127022"><s>[QUOTE=nibz33;127022]</s>I agree with webtrekker on this, it's just something else that could go wrong at a crucial moment. Also I like to feel how much clamping pressure I'm putting onto the mug, so unless this has got an accurate pressure gauge I'd be concerned ...

<r>do you think pneumatic part is essential or it is piece of rubbish. Honestly I will be new buyer on heat press and looking middle class heater but I am very impressed by this heater. relative link is below . please check it out , what would be your thoughts? <br/>
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<r>i just want to tell about your problem, someone has mentioned on the forum that Xpres 5013mug not required pre heating. <br/>

<QUOTE author="SussexShirts;126993"><s>[QUOTE=SussexShirts;126993]</s>Hi Cigilgan,<br/>
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The Genie III has worked very well for me. A very sturdy bit of kit and ...

Thank you very much SussexShirts. I could go for Genie III by your experience. How about printer which one you could recommend?

<r><QUOTE author="SussexShirts;126720"><s>[QUOTE=SussexShirts;126720]</s>Thank you all for your help and advice. The Genie III from Listawood arrived this morning! I'm looking forward to getting started. I'll let you know how I get on.<br/>
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