From supplying Edible Printer bundles, airbrush kits and colours to edible inks, printable icing sheets, free downloadble software to live online tv shows and video tutorials on "how to Use" our products to get the best from them. With further videos on request by customers.
From supplying Dye Sublimation Printer bundles, refillable and pre-filled cartridges, sublimation inks, transfer papers and accessories to live online tv shows and video tutorials on "how to Use" our products to get the best from them. With further videos on request by customers.
Resource site to support the products sold by hobbyprint.co.uk by means of regular articles and posts, "How to" information and instruction sheets. An online TV and video resource site to support our products. Live product demonstrations and offers, an extensive "How to" video library.
We run a couple of Epson printers in the office and have noticed a couple of strange occurrences in that one day they are working absolutely fine and the next day we come into the office, we come to use the printer or printers, and we get an error message “Cartridges not recognised” Really? and just
If you come across a cartridge non recognition issue, it is worth trying the following “printer memory clear” procedure before throwing the cartridge away. There are many reasons for cartridges not recognising, the most common being incorrect firmware recognition or incompatible cartridge chip to printer firmware. A complicated subject and when you add to that
My initial view of the printer is good and I’m impressed with the quality of the prints coming out so far. I had intended doing a lot of printing today but woke up this morning feeling poorly and cold so I’ve picked up a bug from somewhere so did a lot of self comforting today!
Started craft printer trials today, 30/11/2016. Setup printer and handed over to Enid Wadsworth of Ininity Cards who is going to run the printer through its paces, in particular, printing on heavy weight card-stock in order to determine how well the printer does in this application and if it starts causing issues. Enid will be
Found the time to run further print tests but this time using a 300gsm card which was quite a stiff card. The printer handled feeding the card-stock perfectly without any issues at all, in fact it handled the card-stock with absolute ease. The printing quality was tested in terms of lots of different settings and
Printing for yesterday and today. Still no issues. Printing perfectly. Photo print today and the quality is perfect. Like printing on glossy photo paper -only edible! Printed company logos and some logos that were perfect. Much more professional looking. So far not even a blotch out of place which is soo unusual. This has never
In order to add balance and a running reference point for the ongoing Richo Aficio SG2100N Edible trials, we had decided to run a printer in the office and print our daily workload out and print some photographs on icing sheets and Gloss and Satin photo papers on a regular basis. We plugged in the
printed photo’s today. Excellent quality. With this printer we’ve not wasted one edible sheet yet. With the others previously used we’ve had a lot of waste. Ripped, blotchy, patchy was always always an issue. Could never use a sheet on first print. This printer so far so good. Will save hundreds and hundreds of pounds.
After talking to many customers, ours and our competitors, regarding printer performance with edible inks and edible print media, we realise that there are some issues that need addressing in order to get a better and more reliable performance and service life from a printer used in this application. From blocked heads, poor media feeding
The Ricoh is by far the best edible ink printer we have used. The print quality is the best we’ve seen. Settings best to be used on glossy high quality. Printed 4 sheets today. All perfect.