when you printed it on the subpaper, did the image look OK (apart from being reversed/quite feint ?)

looks great! and your website is good too!
can I ask, did you set up opencart yourself? - I'm trying to set mine up but it's quite time consuming!!

are you connected via USB or over network(LAN) ?

I'm sure the internet is big enough for all!

<t>Welcome!<br/>
You'll find a shed-load of useful info and helpful people on here!<br/>
Nice website - I did a load of binary/hashtag mugs last year - sold very well so I'm sure you will do well with your designs,<br/>
Funny that you're looking to branch out from cards to mugs etc - I'm going from ...

<t>thanks guys - it's a bit clearer now!<br/>
so, I can carry on with mugs on ricoh/mug press as normal<br/>
use heatpress for ricoh produced designs for coasters/mousey mats/slates etc and also tshirts if polyester(??)<br/>
use cutter for producing vinyl/flock for heatpressing onto any clothing ...

oh yeah - and Dave, I was looking at the Cameo cutter - worth a punt then, looks like a good piece of kit!

<t>thanks for the replies - to be clear ( 'coz I'm struggling a bit!) - if I buy a cutter, am I right in thinking they cut vinyl, flock(?) etc - and how do I produce the designs? - do I just print something from the ricoh, or do I need another printer with different inkset? or do you connect pc to ...

<t>Hi guys, after a year of starts and stops followed by reboots when energy levels equalled enthusiasm I've now got my mug printing going fine, I'd like to be able to offer additional items like coasters etc so have just ordered small flat bed press to try my hand. One thing I'm mystified by is the ...

Nuff said - thanks for advice!