<t>Paper: We only use the Subli-fabric from Inkexperts, and occasionally their subli-style for aluminium.<br/>
Settings, like you, are "plain paper" + high. With the high speed box unticked.<br/>
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It does definitely clear up after a nozzle clean. For how long, I'm unsure. I'll have to check. It ...

Hi Ray, this is something we experience too. Just on the corner of the page, looks like it's catching. It's not a big issue for us as we don't use the areas near the corner. But I'll be following this thread.

<t>Can't go wrong with Adobe products if you can buy / subscribe to them. I'll never use anything else. People frown at the cost.. but you know what, if you're making money - it's easy enough to afford the best software out there.<br/>
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Inkscape is a free piece of software that is a good ...

I can't comment on the 7210... but we have the ET14000 - this thing has been amazing for us so far. Got ours from the InkExperts, support there is fantastic too. The inks seem to last a heck of a long time.

<r>Evening guys,<br/>
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I'm looking for the following:<br/>
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<LI><s>[*]</s>Double sided sublimation "business card size". either a plastic of aluminium, preferably .4mm+ thick.</LI>
<LI><s>[*]</s>Same again for A4 sized sheets, probably aluminium for a more rigid board ...

<t>Helloo.<br/>
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So initially we were looking at getting a couple of mug presses. Then stumbled upon various topics here about Halogen ovens with the much better results / lower costs / lower bill cost. Seems a no brainer? <br/>
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That said - the dimensions I've been looking at don't give ...

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Could try this? Although the website is ...

Primarily only work with textiles, so it's worth trying. We've only tried Inkexperts paper at the moment, transfer is really, really good. So not needed to try anything else. But the tackiness of the Inktec paper might work too.

Cheers Pisquee!

I can't seem to find the post now...

What adhesive spray do people use to lightly hold their paper in place while pressing? We do a lot of smaller items, tape is okay.. but fiddly.

<r><QUOTE author="pisquee;139380"><s>[QUOTE=pisquee;139380]</s>That's tiny!<br/>
we moved to 1.6 metres wide today!<br/>
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haha! It is! But it's all we need. We specialise in custom sportswear. This is only so we can produce smaller items in-house, so it's perfect ...