Mug presses to avoid

[Comfortablynumb]

There seems to be plenty on offer before I go ahead and buy one can you advise on which ones to avoid and also any you recommend. (Just after a press not an oven)

[socialgiraffe]

For the price, I like the GENIE III sold by Listawoods. Corking little press and very quick. Also comes from a very reliable supplier so you know you have the back up.

Become a premium member of this forum and I think you get 10% discount. Justin will confirm

One useful tip, purchase all the other blankets at the same time as you will probably want those at a later date

[Comfortablynumb]

Thanks, what are your thoughts on the galaxy mug press ?

[scorpian297]

Hi, I am also thinking of changing presses, anyone have opinions on this one please: https://www.mdpsupplies.co.uk/mug-presses-touch.aspx

Many Thanks

[Paul]

Hi, I am also thinking of changing presses, anyone have opinions on this one please: https://www.mdpsupplies.co.uk/mug-presses-touch.aspx

Many Thanks

Very good press! I used to sell it red ones when they come out.
I liked it very much. Touch screen was nice too.

[Mrteajunkie]

Hi, I am also thinking of changing presses, anyone have opinions on this one please: https://www.mdpsupplies.co.uk/mug-presses-touch.aspx

Many Thanks

This is the one I use and it’s a great press.

[scorpian297]

Thanks for your advise I dont mean to be a pain but after researching on the forums I found another machine people seem to be pleased with as well

https://signzworld.co.uk/shop/double-tw ... -printing/

Obviously the main difference is 2 cups instead of one and it's a lot cheaper (can buy this and 2 spare blankets for the price of the other one) although i an acutely aware that cheap is not always the best.

Which of the 2 would be better any advice gratefully received.

P.s. thanks to Paul and tea junkie for there replies

[raydavies]

I've had two of these and both failed on temperatur control. Some people seem to get away with it though.

As Dirty Harry would say "Are you feeling Lucky?

I've found this one to be great so far (4 months): https://www.thetransferpress.co.uk/spec ... 2x30591376https://www.thetransferpress.co.uk/spec ... 2x30591376

Ray

[Brant]

I've had one for 18 months now and it's been great. I only ever use 10oz or 11oz mugs and only ever use the left element, so once that one goes I will then just start using the right one. The only thing I found to be a bit of a faff was setting up the timings on the display (though I am easily confused). Good value for money in my experience.

[Paul]

Two mug press was quite decent but not any better than the one from Mdp. But the massive advantage is two mugs at once. I was printing box of mugs in no time!
But I sold it quickly as I am not a fan of plastic machinery