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Justin;40389 wrote:Just tweaked the title a little....may be a good thread for future reference Surely must be a fault as John has mentioned.....

To be honest I think a few of the suppliers could learn a lot from how BMS pack their mugs because, we never really know what how couriers handle them do we.

mrs maggot;40390 wrote:there is no way these mugs could be slightly bigger is there ?? i know i have had to adjust my press slightly for some mugs, but as john says more likely a courier has bumped them, so the box is undamaged but the mugs are

Laura, I did adjust the pressure slightly for these mugs but, just used the same kind of pressure I have always used.

deffo a bumped box then by the sounds of it.

But all is not lost.......


unique ready to assemble mugs - do you have a rubix cube fanatic in your house, a jigsaw lover you want the ULTUIMATE present for - then look no further than IANM's patented make your own mug, decorated in a part baked design of your choice, IANM's mugs offer the user the chance to glue before glug with this mug.

(suitable for gullible adults only, due to the sharp nature of the item)

edited to take the y out of adults - why there way a y i do not know lol

mrs maggot;40414 wrote:deffo a bumped box then by the sounds of it.

But all is not lost.......


unique ready to assemble mugs - do you have a rubix cube fanatic in your house, a jigsaw lover you want the ULTUIMATE present for - then look no further than IANM's patented make your own mug, decorated in a part baked design of your choice, IANM's mugs offer the user the chance to glue before glug with this mug.

(suitable for gullible aduylts only, due to the sharp nature of the item)

Love it lol x

Could it be a faulty thermostat, allowing the heat to go too high?

Jack.

Dodgy batch by the sounds of it ian id contact the supplier

mrs maggot;40414 wrote:deffo a bumped box then by the sounds of it.

But all is not lost.......


unique ready to assemble mugs - do you have a rubix cube fanatic in your house, a jigsaw lover you want the ULTUIMATE present for - then look no further than IANM's patented make your own mug, decorated in a part baked design of your choice, IANM's mugs offer the user the chance to glue before glug with this mug.

(suitable for gullible adults only, due to the sharp nature of the item)

edited to take the y out of adults - why there way a y i do not know lol

:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin::biggrin::biggrin::biggrin::biggrin: Laura, thanks & now I can't stop laughing...........brilliant :biggrin::biggrin::biggrin::biggrin::biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:

JackB;40417 wrote:Could it be a faulty thermostat, allowing the heat to go too high? Jack.

Jack, many thanks & you might be on the right track here. I've fitted a new blanket to my press which isn't dropping the tempreture when I put a mug in like the old blanket would do. I've now switched back to the old blanket & done a test print on an old mug & it's perfect.

purpledragon;40419 wrote:Dodgy batch by the sounds of it ian id contact the supplier

I've contacted them Brett & we're both looking into it now.

Ian M;40472 wrote:Jack, many thanks & you might be on the right track here. I've fitted a new blanket to my press which isn't dropping the tempreture when I put a mug in like the old blanket would do. I've now switched back to the old blanket & done a test print on an old mug & it's perfect.

Is it definitely the righ blanket for the mug press as the wrong wiring to the plug (Apparently different press manufacturers use different wiring setups), could bypass the thermostat, and if it is pressing the same mugs with your old blanket then it don't sound like a faulty batch of mugs.

Jack.