If it goes well you won't need to upgrade latersrobbo71;116398 wrote:I can see that buying the best would cut the likelihood of problems with printing quality and if my budget wasn't an issue I would go with the best....but it is so as you say compromises need to be made somewhere. If things go well in the future I hope to be able to upgrade.
My mug press arrives today! Excited but I have no printer as yet to practice with, off to put a printer order in. I think I will go for a bundle that includes printer, ink, cartridges, paper and a profile. I've seen the ricoh 3110 for around £170 with CityInkExpress. I've tried playing with prices buying separately but you don't save a lot and then there's the profile to source.
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I'm in the same boat, I can't afford Sawgrass inks either. I've been told that Fotorite ink is a good alternative, so fingers crossed!
Will let you know how it goes.
Good luck Srobbo, keep me posted
Will let you know how it goes.
Good luck Srobbo, keep me posted
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im happy to point you i the direction of a very high quality ricoh ink we manufacturer
. MUCH better than fotorite chinese gash ours is EUROPEAN and has no formaldehyde in it.
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I didn't know there was formaldehyde in sublimation ink? What ink do you manufacture mags?mags1892;116416 wrote:im happy to point you i the direction of a very high quality ricoh ink we manufacturer. MUCH better than fotorite chinese gash ours is EUROPEAN and has no formaldehyde in it.
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mags1892
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I manufacture one called subpro gx for ricoh. And thanks for the insults very grown up
. I also resel nktec for epson heads i also make pigment inks for epson and have been for many years . I am looking at sub inks for epson but its a very competetive market
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Thanks for sharing Mags. Not sure what you mean about insultsmags1892;116449 wrote:I manufacture one called subpro gx for ricoh. And thanks for the insults very grown up. I also resel nktec for epson heads i also make pigment inks for epson and have been for many years . I am looking at sub inks for epson but its a very competetive market
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Not you mate . Just some hater i have thick skin 
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Just thought I'd chip in here, I have a ricoh 3110dn still with the first set of original carts in when I bought it, is it best to stay with the sawgrass inks (although £200.00 for a set) or go with cityink sub inks and paper?
Is it worth the hassle of flushing an almost new printer for other inks?
Is it worth the hassle of flushing an almost new printer for other inks?
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