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Re: Mug press

Posted: 18 Sep 2015, 21:32
by Deano82
Brought a bundle kit back in 2012 but never used mug press till last night and its broken tested heat in 6 places at 160°c 2 were fine 2 were around 100°c and 2 were between 50-60°c

Anyone used any from coralgraph

http://www.coralgraph.com/m/index.php?m ... th=155_157

https://vimeo.com/139746267
Cheers dean
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Re: Mug press

Posted: 20 Sep 2015, 01:20
by Deano82
Any one got any suggestions on cheepish press ??

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Re: Mug press

Posted: 21 Sep 2015, 22:04
by socialgiraffe
Personally I think you are creating more problems by looking for a cheap mug press. They are cheap for a reason and will end up costing you more money. However there are two companies that I know of who sell a budget a mug press. Both companies have an excellent reputation and a superb after sales service.

Listawood sell a Genie mug press (cracking press in my opinion) and as a premium member you will get a 10% discount

The Magic Touch also sell a budget press which is also a cracking machine and as they are based in Dunstable are not that far away from you.

Either one will do the job you require, so its just a case of making a decision.

Not sure if they fit your budget, but it all depends on how many mugs you want to spunk before getting a decent one :-)

Re: Mug press

Posted: 21 Sep 2015, 23:52
by Deano82
What about 2nd hand adkins for £150

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Re: Mug press

Posted: 21 Sep 2015, 23:53
by socialgiraffe
Adkins are a very good machine, very reliable and you will get consistently good results.

Depending on what the blanket is like you may have to purchase a new one, but it would be a good choice.

Re: Mug press

Posted: 21 Sep 2015, 23:54
by Deano82
Ok cheers

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