Is this set up any good for sublimation?
Re: Is this set up any good for sublimation?
Please read through the FAQ linked to in my signature below, which talks about the issues you are asking about, including ink and printer choices.
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Dave271069
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Re: Is this set up any good for sublimation?
I have a epson sx130. It has done me ok for now, yes I have considered a Ricoh printer recently but after a few messages and pm I'm staying with the epson for now.
right you say your only doing phone covers, I'm a newbie and have found these to cause me more problems than any item I have sublimated. But trust me as soon as you do your first phone case you will be looking at the suppliers web sites and ordering 1 or 2 of each of every blank sub they do. It's so bloody addictive they are like Pringles onece you pop you can't stop.
right you say your only doing phone covers, I'm a newbie and have found these to cause me more problems than any item I have sublimated. But trust me as soon as you do your first phone case you will be looking at the suppliers web sites and ordering 1 or 2 of each of every blank sub they do. It's so bloody addictive they are like Pringles onece you pop you can't stop.
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I will check it out as soon as I've reached 10 posts, it won't allow me view them until I have 10 posts and I don't want to spam the site to get there ha:redface:pisquee;57023 wrote:Please read through the FAQ linked to in my signature below, which talks about the issues you are asking about, including ink and printer choices.
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haha I can imagine!! Do you find the phone covers problems in a sense they are tough to get right? Or do you mean because you get addicted to making them haDave271069;57024 wrote:I have a epson sx130. It has done me ok for now, yes I have considered a Ricoh printer recently but after a few messages and pm I'm staying with the epson for now.
right you say your only doing phone covers, I'm a newbie and have found these to cause me more problems than any item I have sublimated. But trust me as soon as you do your first phone case you will be looking at the suppliers web sites and ordering 1 or 2 of each of every blank sub they do. It's so bloody addictive they are like Pringles onece you pop you can't stop.
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Re: Is this set up any good for sublimation?
They've been hit and miss with me. I've had some good results but have wasted a few where I've got the times/temp wrong .
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coolkidirish
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would you not use the same time and temp with each phone cover? Or was it just human error/learning that you got them wrong?Dave271069;57030 wrote:They've been hit and miss with me. I've had some good results but have wasted a few where I've got the times/temp wrong .
Re: Is this set up any good for sublimation?
Go with the Ricoh Printer as they don't clog up as easily as the Epson,
The only failure, is the failure to try.
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Re: Is this set up any good for sublimation?
never had any clog with my Epson, and I've gone weeks without using itAndrea;57053 wrote:Go with the Ricoh Printer as they don't clog up as easily as the Epson,
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Defiantly recommend a Ricoh although Dave hasnt had problems as yet most folk that buy the Epson's grow tired of the clogging and issues with bulk ink systems and buy a Ricoh anyway and its even more frustrating if your just starting out. without quality prints you wont get quality product.
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Thanks for the further replies lads and ladies.
can I ask one other question, I'm not 100% sure on one thing...ICC, do you have to do this regardless of printer choice or if I pick a Ricoh from BSM am I saved from having to do the ICC process? I'm just getting confused because I have seen sites talking about printer choice but they only mention the Epson when they discuss the ICC process so I'm curious do you not have to do it with a Ricoh?
thanks
can I ask one other question, I'm not 100% sure on one thing...ICC, do you have to do this regardless of printer choice or if I pick a Ricoh from BSM am I saved from having to do the ICC process? I'm just getting confused because I have seen sites talking about printer choice but they only mention the Epson when they discuss the ICC process so I'm curious do you not have to do it with a Ricoh?
thanks
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