Unfortunately my beer count isn't high enough to view the link... would really like to see it though... any chance you could post just the URL?

Thanks for the tips, really helpful for me as well!

<r><QUOTE author="James990;70273"><s>[QUOTE=James990;70273]</s>
Also if that is the case, then as I have stored it for over three years at my place than I have sent them a bill for the storage costs at £1 per day. Funny they have not replied as yet!!<e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE>

Amazing story! Please ...

Yup, if you plan to use it just now and then or just for one specific purpose, then screw the storage life. Otherwise, I would definitely recommend better quality.

I would also highly advise not to use any solvent inks in a printer. I am pretty sure it will cause irreparable damage due to parts melting. This can happen very quickly and is definitely not worth the risk...

<r>Great work, socialgiraffe! Thx for posting the link! My wife is a great fan of floral designs and is really happy every time she sees some new designs. She even bought <URL url="http://www.posterlounge.co.uk/art-posters/"><s>[url=http://www.posterlounge.co.uk/art-posters/]</s>some art posters<e ...

<r><QUOTE author="Mossy88;70185"><s>[QUOTE=Mossy88;70185]</s>Mines just a normal swing press but i guess every time you put it down it loosen a bit. awkward as hell to put it back together.<e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE>

Hmm, sounds like cheap quality...that can really be a pain in the a**, having to check ...

Congrats to both of you! Enjoy the hangover!

Sounds like a good tip. Cheers, bro!