[SnBshirts]

I hope the link works as I'm on my phone. Heat press on ebay for $204 with free shipping. Just starting out, and not looking to do more than 1,000 shirts a year now. Been surfing through threads about final cures on plastisol inks and I think this is the route I want to take.

Look at this on eBay:

15X15 SUBLIMATION DIGITAL HEAT PRESS MACHINE TRANSFER

http://bit.ly/GBd7ki

 

[debz1959]

This looks like a Chinese heat press so be careful. I don't think there is any kind of warranty on this.

 

[SnBshirts]

It says 1 year warranty

 

[debz1959]

Yes, on parts, but how do you get it repaired if it breaks? Ship it back to him and he will ship it back to China and you will get it vack when ever? And you have to pay for the shipping back and are not reimbursed?

Most people in this forum would try and talk you out of it....

 

[cubedecibel]

Do NOT buy a cheap azz heat press. There's a lot of people on this forum that have made that mistake (including me). Save some extra money and buy a decent machine. New or used. I have two china-presses that doesnt heat up even on platen. Broke 4 days after warranty. Bought a press from Stahls, and couldnt be happier!

 

[TYGERON]

Do NOT buy a cheap azz heat press. Bought a press from Stahls, and couldnt be happier!

Yes!

+1 to used trusted brand.

 

[ScreenFoo]

For example, I just did some inkjet transfers last week with a Hix press that was used when the shop bought it--in the 70's.