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srobbo71;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.
If it goes well you won't need to upgrade later :-) Each to their own but I can tell you from bitter experience, trying to compromise and cut corners 'can' inevitably lead to you spending more money. Good luck with your purchase.
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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 :smile:
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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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point away please :tongue:
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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.
I didn't know there was formaldehyde in sublimation ink? What ink do you manufacture mags?
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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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mags1892;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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Thanks for sharing Mags. Not sure what you mean about insults :confused:, I didn't realise anyone had insulted you.
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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?
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Easy for you to say ;-)
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