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Even with a rip and wide format printing, you'd still need profiles for different media such canvas, banners, cling etc. It's never one size fits all

What ink/paper do you run your B1100 on and what Ciss sytem.

Im trying to get a machine thats good for sublimation for mugs etc and another that will be good for tshirts, has anyone any luck with sublimation onto tshirts, the time i tried it they were faded so i was going to use a laser and transfer paper.

If we can keep this thread on subject it would be great. Yorkprint...you should find answers to these questions in a search but if you don't please start a new thread as its useful information

Sorry guys but I have not yet figured out if I can or I can not use Ricoh gx3350 for dye sub.
Let's see if I'm IN :
gx3300 and gx3350 cartridges are the same, 3300 have less memory but it is supported by Sawgrass, 3350 have more memory BUT it is NOT supported by Sawgrass so I have to build an ICC for printing properly instead of use the powerdrive.
Am I right? Is this the only problem with the gx3350?

if you're going to go to the expense of using Sawgrass ink, you'd be better buying an official system from them and having their warranty support.
If you're planning on using it with refill carts and a more realistically priced ink, then feel free to report back your findings

COMA;67656 wrote:Sorry guys but I have not yet figured out if I can or I can not use Ricoh gx3350 for dye sub.
Let's see if I'm IN :
gx3300 and gx3350 cartridges are the same, 3300 have less memory but it is supported by Sawgrass, 3350 have more memory BUT it is NOT supported by Sawgrass so I have to build an ICC for printing properly instead of use the powerdrive.
Am I right? Is this the only problem with the gx3350?

Ricoh GX3350 has been tested by Sawgrass and the printer suffered significant problems. Hence it isn't a recommend or supported printer for sublimation printing.

ok, now it's clear. thanks