I heard lots of good things about CAPS, so I just ordered a 4/4 press from them. They have 2 and 4 color table top/bench presses, so you might want to give them a try.
If you are only doing this as a hobby ok with the small table top--If you are thinking getting serious about it don't go small. At least a 4 color 4 station--but better yet 6 color 4 or 6 station to start with. You will be much money ahead.
Like I said if you are thinking of getting serious with it spend now.
I agree that if you can afford it now, spend the money on a pro floor press. However, dont discount the table top presses. I have a friend who bought the odessey press when he was starting out and he quickly made enough cash to buy a nice floor model 6/4 workhorse press and a conveyor dryer as well. there are more ways than one to skin a cat
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Originally Posted by Dad
If you are only doing this as a hobby ok with the small table top--If you are thinking getting serious about it don't go small. At least a 4 color 4 station--but better yet 6 color 4 or 6 station to start with. You will be much money ahead.
Like I said if you are thinking of getting serious with it spend now.
If you are only doing this as a hobby ok with the small table top--If you are thinking getting serious about it don't go small. At least a 4 color 4 station--but better yet 6 color 4 or 6 station to start with. You will be much money ahead.
Like I said if you are thinking of getting serious with it spend now.
My 2 cents worth
Dad
Listen 2 Daddy...haha...
Nah, I would agree though, spend the money on a good press if you plan on doing it for money. I will say, though the Workhorse Oddysey is a pretty solid table top...
small table top press w/micro? 
