[muledalton]

I have a Roland GX-24 cutter and was thinking that I might as well use it for t-shirts also. So my question is....what heat press would be best for me if I wanted to stay on a small budget and I wasn't planning on using it all that much?

 

[splathead]

Here is a primer http://www.t-shirtforums.com/t-shirt-articles/t27945.html

 

[danandirma]

Here is a primer http://www.t-shirtforums.com/t-shirt-articles/t27945.html

ok, I read the info. now where do I find a good press for about $230? being from san antonio, maybe you could help me out?

 

[splathead]

Good and $230 don't mix. Depending on the size you need, a good, used press will cost you $400+ and a good new one $700+.

 

[Masterkoin]

Not sure if you'll find one that cheap, but look for a used Hix or any of the Stahls line (Hotronix, Phoenix, Mighty, etc...).

 

[wormil]

ok, I read the info. now where do I find a good press for about $230? being from san antonio, maybe you could help me out?

Your only option near that price point are the Suni presses on ebay. There are several threads about them.

 

[BigBear]

Good and $230 don't mix.

It also depends upon your expectations and needs. As any good Tennessee farmer knows, nice clean oats for their horses require a fair price.

Oats that have been run through the horse first, are quite a bit cheaper.