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socialgiraffe;58878 wrote:However you get the equivalent of £25.00 cash back in loyaty points with BMS which effectively means £310.94

It's better than that because the £25 is before VAT so it's worth £30.00 bringing the net cost even lower

Just wanted to say thanks to Martin @ BMS. Ordered my Ricoh 3110 Thursday morning, it arrived next day (today) all well packed, installed in just over an hour. I must say guys, get one if you don't already own one, great build quality, super vivid colours and fast prints too !! So far well impressed,
thanks again Martin

Paul @ IPM

Hi IPM

Glad to hear you are happy with the Ricoh.

Trust me, the real benefit of these machines comes a few months down the line when you realise that you have not had any blockages and no need for any head cleans since you installed it.

Must admit I am glad I bought the Ricoh 7000 secondhand when it came up for sale. It is as said before a minimal issue sublimation printer and that I think applies to all the supported Ricoh models.

WorthDoingRight;59020 wrote:It is as said before a minimal issue sublimation printer and that I think applies to all the supported Ricoh models.

What does this mean?

Very confusing post WDR, are you saying this printer suffers minimal problems?

i think WDR said tht if you look for printe that give ou no issues then pick ricoh

A "minimum issue printer" means you do not get any problems when using this printer make for dye sublimation ink

socialgiraffe;59038 wrote:A "minimum issue printer" means you do not get any problems when using this printer make for dye sublimation ink

I think saying you don't get any problems is stetching things a bit, especially if looking to the US (bigger market, bigger user-base sample) and all the reports on T-Shirt Forums of problems people do have with Ricoh printers with Sawgrass ink in them.

Thats why wdr said.mimimum not faultless