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Alternatives to Inkjet transfers?



 
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Old April 16th, 2007 Apr 16, 2007 10:52:19 AM -   #1 (permalink)
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hello everyone!

I have been running an Epson 1280 with the MM inks and papers for about 2 years now..been very happy with the combo with the exception of the inkjet printer.

Seems like I am always dealing with clogged heads and constantly doing cleaning cycles etc etc etc...

I am looking for an alternative to inkjet. Are there any good laser alternatives out there? Most of our work is pictures, which I have heard is best left to the inkjet printers..

I just wanted to see what successful combinations people have come up with in the laser/dye sub world.

thanks!
 
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hello everyone!

I have been running an Epson 1280 with the MM inks and papers for about 2 years now..been very happy with the combo with the exception of the inkjet printer.

Seems like I am always dealing with clogged heads and constantly doing cleaning cycles etc etc etc...

I am looking for an alternative to inkjet. Are there any good laser alternatives out there? Most of our work is pictures, which I have heard is best left to the inkjet printers..

I just wanted to see what successful combinations people have come up with in the laser/dye sub world.

thanks!
Yes, several members have done transfers printed with color laser printers and had good results. Check out the duracotton related threads (duracotton is one brand of color laser transfer paper).
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