Hi all, need some advice please?..

Specifically for mug presses & ovens
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Hello all this is my 1st post and I need a little advice, I only need to print around 150 mugs to start off with? so really need a cheap mug press just to start with?.. so can anyone tell me if the Combo Mug Heat Press WER160 6oz, 11oz, 17oz Latte pro Machine is any good for what I need?.. Oh the price is £59.97p free P&p
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Is it a basic design without block colour?

Personally I'd use the profit from this job to set myself up with a quality press for future work.
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A cheap press won't do 150 mugs in one go but thats probably not what you're going to do anyway as over 8 hours solid pressing. Justin is right, it is initially about the design. Cheap presses are not always good at stable temperature around the element so a solid print is going to be a problem. Show us the design and tell us which mug you're going to use as well.
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Thank you both for getting back to me so soon and yes it is a solid design, I,m also using a white coated 11oz large handle mug, which I found on Amazon 32 mugs for £9.99. The reviews all said they seem to print ok?.. have you got any suggestions on which the best cheap mug press I could start with as this is a one off large run, but I may get more into it at a later date, as I do a lot of one off presents and designs for birthdays and special occasion..
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steves;123242 wrote:Thank you both for getting back to me so soon and yes it is a solid design, I,m also using a white coated 11oz large handle mug, which I found on Amazon 32 mugs for £9.99. The reviews all said they seem to print ok?.. have you got any suggestions on which the best cheap mug press I could start with as this is a one off large run, but I may get more into it at a later date, as I do a lot of one off presents and designs for birthdays and special occasion..
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If you've bought 32 mugs for £9.99, then expect to be on this forum a lot once you start printing them!
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If you've bought 32 mugs for £9.99, then expect to be on this forum a lot once you start printing them!:rolleyes:
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That £10 would have been better spent on DSF membership! Lol
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Agreed. They WILL be poor. But everyone learns the hard way. I would spend the tenner on premium membership then buy mugs off one of the sellers on here that offer DSF discount!
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Hi Steves. Just be wary chap. That £9.99 deal looks very dodgy. A US company sending mugs for £2.99 to UK. Recently opened store. Sublimation mugs would not come in under 65p each for cheapy and £1 for gift shop quality coating.
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Can you post a link to the box of mugs for £9.99?
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