<t>I find time is not that important so long as you give it enough. Its temperature that is very important - so unless you can measure temp, cook a mug for about 20mins, then adjust temp up or down depending on result. To save wasting mugs, choose a small colourful image with lots of contrast, then ...

How about Free membership as well as Commercial membership - commercial membership would give right to post links and adverts to website in separate folder

<t>I wanted to start on a budget so bought a JML oven and a couple of wraps, you actually need at least 8 wraps at around £25 each and it takes around 20 min to do 4 mugs, so expensive route to take. <br/>
I do a lot of one off mugs so bought a BMS mug press. Lot less hassle. Bought a BMS combo ...

<t>I use a Ricoh printer and a couple of BMS Presses, I have to press at least 10degC below recommended on both presses, this gives superb results, press at recommended temps and blacks come out brown. Don't know if it the inks or the presses. I find temp critical and time less so. So recomendations ...

<t>Hi,<br/>
Yes bought one of these. Setting up was a bit confusing,but fially figured out easy way was just install power driver and forget profiles. Amazing results till I tried to print an all black logo. Image brown not black - turned heat down. Fuzzy images as mug wraps aged. Bought a mug press ...

Forgot to mention in corel draw disable colour management.

Dick

<r>Hi, just read this so joined!<br/>
I have had a Ricoh GX3300 for some time, when I got I was a newbee using a halogen oven an wraps.<br/>
From experince, ignore ICC profiles and jst use power driver R.<br/>
Also check temp of press if mugs have elements of brown in a black area, the press is ...