DSF

http://www.sublimagic.co.uk/epages/es12 ... s/bigcombo
38x38 flat press above -




http://www.coralgraph.com/heat-press/combo-heat-press/heat-transfer-press-combo-mug-t-shirt-plates-cap-8-in-1

28x38 above - i take it those press's from coral are from china then ????

are these sizes accurate ?
if so, what the advantage of having the 38x38 over the 28x38 in real world terms ?..


johnny

I would always go for the biggest you can afford - btw, top link is dead

I'm just getting into this sub process and did some research. If you're still researching I would suggest you try a search on here for Sublimagic and read on...it's interesting.

RogerC;40231 wrote:I'm just getting into this sub process and did some research. If you're still researching I would suggest you try a search on here for Sublimagic and read on...it's interesting.

just gonna do that now m8....thanks and curious !

@RogerC - just read - says it all really !

John G;40227 wrote:I would always go for the biggest you can afford - btw, top link is dead

i now have £400-500 allocated to spend on a press - thing is.....is it swing away (max 38x38) or is it clam with slightly bigger foot print...
combo or flat press only !

unless you want to get into the £800 > bracket...which i dont at the moment .

Has anyone had any dealings with sublimagic?

AdamB;40241 wrote:Has anyone had any dealings with sublimagic?

http://www.dyesubforum.co.uk/vbforum/sh ... sublimagic

I've both types and think the swing away is the best option for me - but, you do need extra space to, swing it away

my next press will be a swing away press, once i have 2 things - 1)money 2) the extra space as john mentions