Relatively seasoned in printing mugs but only done a few t shirts with a cheap £100 heat press that I bought from signzworld a long time ago, and even then I mainly do vinyl rather than sublimation.
However, we've just had an order from an existing customer for a large number of glass chopping boards (with another large order to follow in August), but they want the 12" x 16" size and our current heat press is only 15" x 15".
I've been looking around and there aren't many heat presses capable of doing 16" which is suprising, but these are the few I've found:
1. £346: What looks like a generic heat press: http://www.dyesublimationsupplies.co...at-press-40-50
2. £499: FreeSub ST-4050A: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/272202441915
3. £780: Galaxy DP60: http://www.subliblanks.com/printers-...axy-Heat-Press
Our current mug presses are: 2 x Freesub ST-210's and a Galaxy Mug Press Pro. They have all been excellent, but I'd say the Freesub gives better coverage edge to edge.
Any opinions would be great.