[silkcity]

Well , I see the ez heat press 129.00 10x14 just the right size ,and with the cost so inexspensive . Has anyone used this e bay product , im not really starting a new business more of a side hobbie that me and my daughter want to try. We intend to heat press just t shirts..any feedback please .. thx ken and samantha

 

[Kleverrr1]

I have used one of these to apply plastisol and rhinestone transfers. It work well for a small hobbie press and does as good. I still use mine from time to time to apply my rhinestone transfers.

 

[badalou]

Well , I see the ez heat press 129.00 10x14 just the right size ,and with the cost so inexspensive . Has anyone used this e bay product , im not really starting a new business more of a side hobbie that me and my daughter want to try. We intend to heat press just t shirts..any feedback please .. thx ken and samantha

let me tell you about starting out as a hobby... mmm yes that was me.. no, no.. a hobby is a business. Are you selling what you make.. it is a business. And if you are not careful.. it grows.. and grows.. then you say.. wow I wish I would have invested in something better.. Intend to heat press just tee shirts.. hello.. what do you think we all do here.. Now how do I know all this stuff.. because you are me 4 years ago.. Think bigger.. It could happen.. Lou

 

[silkcity]

Thx, lou, I appriciate the encouragement . The issue is MONEY. I will upgrade when and if it is reasonable ! If these less costly items are not what they claim , I got beat ! and will warn others.
ken

 

[ambitious]

Honestly, your better of with a Sunie heat press, there about $250, but worth it. I heard real bad stuff about those ez heat presses, let's see if i can find the link to it.

 

[ambitious]

Okay, here's the link to a couple threads on that press T-Shirt Forums Search Results

 

[amy_schutt]

I'm so glad someone said something about Sunie. I would like to get one of those as a short-term item until we were more comfortable at forking out bigger dollars and thought we could use the Sunie as a backup plan just in case.

If anyone knows anything negative about the Sunie, please share.

 

[ambitious]

Nothing but positive feedback on this press, i have 1 myself as a back up, and made me some money for a Mighty press, that i use now for my buisness.

 

[badalou]

I know several people that have them and have varying degrees of success with them. As stated may be a good choice to start with and to make monery to upgrade. Then keep the sunie for back up. Charles you can pipe in here. He bought directly from them in Carson City.

 

[ashamutt]

I'm so glad someone said something about Sunie. I would like to get one of those as a short-term item until we were more comfortable at forking out bigger dollars and thought we could use the Sunie as a backup plan just in case.

If anyone knows anything negative about the Sunie, please share.

I LOVE my sunie!

...although I recently splurged on a Hotronix draw press, I will keep my Sunie because it is a great press and I do still love it!

 

[proworlded]

We are also offering the Sunie.

 

[whitesideentp]

I am one of the lurkers of this forum. I read a lot of it's great info but I rarely post. I am the designer and manufacturer of the E-Z Press. I have seen some bad things mentioned about my product, most of which comes from people who have never used one. Well I could say all kinds of things about my product and it could simply be a sales pitch full of lies. Instead of trying to defend my product I urge everyone to please check my feedback that has been left by other users of the E-Z Press. It speaks for itself. eBay feedback

 

[charles95405]

Well Joe...I have seen your press in action ...and suffice it to say I don't have one.

Lou I still have the Sunie press and it has not faltered yet...but they have rasied price from $250 to $299...still with a 3 yr warranty........

 

[whitesideentp]

Well Joe...I have seen your press in action ...and suffice it to say I don't have one.

Lou I still have the Sunie press and it has not faltered yet...but they have rasied price from $250 to $299...still with a 3 yr warranty........

The E-Z Press is for some. Not for all. Individuals must look at their goals, their needs and their pocket books before they make a decision on a heat press. Heck, I shop around for gas that's 5 cent cheaper!...even if it is from a no-name gas station!

Bottom line is: It works. Not with the bells and whistles of a commercial press but it sure beats a hand iron.

 

[badalou]

We are also offering the Sunie.

Ed, I did not know this as I am telling people to go to ebay and look for the Sunie.. I will now direct them to you. Email me your prices. Lou

 

[badalou]

The E-Z Press is for some. Not for all. Individuals must look at their goals, their needs and their pocket books before they make a decision on a heat press. Heck, I shop around for gas that's 5 cent cheaper!...even if it is from a no-name gas station!

Bottom line is: It works. Not with the bells and whistles of a commercial press but it sure beats a hand iron.

It may work.. but those bells and whistles are there for a reason. Output of product in the professional since is based on time , temp and pressure. I don't want to guess if I am pressing 100 shirts. I am sure you built your press out of frustration to bring a lower price product to the market at a time that it made it very competitive but there are many products out there that are lower in price now, as the Sunie is, so I would suggest if it came down to it.. I would suggest a person get a unit with those all important whistles and bells.. again in most cases they are there for a reason.
Lou

 

[rrc62]

The ez-press is made from wood and a cooking skillet. What more would a person need to know about it?