what kind printer do i need to print out t-shirts?
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T-Shirt transfers will seldom give you a good quality shirt - after a couple rounds in a washing machine, the transfer will begin to crack, and shortly you will have a horrible looking shirt left.\n\nYou can go with an expensive t-shirt printer (such as the first answer suggested) - but, you can also do it by hand - Art stores sell ink for it (see first link in sources) - 2nd source is a link to a tutorial on hand doing a screen printed shirt. I've done a couple with this method, and while they are not perfect, they are reasonable quality for home made shirts, and I'm sure I'll get better once I try it a few more times and get used to my materials.
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Go to \n\nhttp://dyesubinks.com/index.php?pageto=printers.htm\n\nIt should answer your question.
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I use an.. HP PSC 1510 All-in-one....printer, scanner, and copier.  Cost under $90.  I also got a $20 rebate from Costco.\nE
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You need to determine the following:\n 1) What kind of print quality do I need - photos, special sizes, etc..\n 2) What kind of print speed do I need?\n 3) Explore the cost of ink cartridges or expendables. This is critical to everyday cost of operation.\n 4) Is there a warranty - if so, is an extended warranty woth the trouble?\n 5) Cost of the base printer - try to stay within a budget range - you can spend just about what you want to here.\n 6) See if some of the manufacturers have a demo that you could go see in operation.
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go to a computer related store like Fry's and buy a refill kit for your specific printer (preferably a kit that comes with instructions)
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There are two solutions that you can choose from:\n\n1.  Port the printer to a desktop that is on your network and then share the printer.\n\n2.  Purchase a wireless print server... I've seen some available at Wal-Mart and Best Buy...
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That's easy. The retailer does not make money on the printers. They make money on the USB cable. Notice they usually charge $25.00 to $30.00 for one, since they know that you need one to  use the printer. Go to SAMS or BJs. They have them for a lot less money (the USB cable).
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How about making it a  big poster. T-shirts are made by your local t-shirt makers.They will help you with whatever you want ,just like a print shop.
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HP Printer... Model 238 -12\n\nPlease check my website: www.freewebs.com/joshuat2010
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depends on your printer. If you want it accessible by both computers at all times then you will need a print server. Now you could hook up the printer to the desktop computer and share the printer, but you would have to have the desktop on when you want to print from the laptop. In my opinion (if the printer is not a network printer) then the print server option is the best choice. Print server info below: \nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/category/category_slc.asp?CatId=206
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If all you want to do is black printing, you do not want to purchase an inkjet printer. You will save a lot of money in the long run if you purchase a monochrome (black only) laser printer. The bad thing about inkjet printers is that if you don't use the color about once a week, the printhead will dry up and your printer will be rendered useless. A laser printer cannot possible dry up since it doesn't use ink, but instead uses toner. Laser printers melt the toner onto the page and thus gives darker black images than inkjets could ever hope to attain.\n\nAs far as printing costs go, an inkjet cartridge will cost you around $25 and will print you about 400 pages. A laserjet toner cartridge will cost you about $70, but will print 2,500 pages. In other words:\n\nTo print 2,500 pages with an inkjet printer, you pay $150.\nTo print 2,500 pages with a laser printer, you pay $70.\n\nIf you truly only want black printing, go with the monochrome laser printer. Laser printers are built for heavy use and will last you several years. You mentioned that you want a Mac-compatible printer for black-only printing. The HP 1022 is the best printer for you. It supports Windows and Mac, prints only black, and is quiet, fast, and reliable. True, it costs $199, but you will definately be happy with this machine. Don't be suckered into buying a cheap printer only to find yourself replacing the cartridges constantly. This printer is great. Seriously, look into it. I've included a link.
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I use an HP Deskjet, All-in-one. It was cheaper, but It serves as a printer, scanner, photocopier, and fax, all at once. I quite like HP, their printers also work under Linux.
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I use an Epson Printer. You can find one as cheap as $79 or as much as $400. There are several different models that do different things but the $79 does the exact same thing as far as quality as the $400 one. Epson is the only company that currently makes a printer where you can stick the disc directly into the printer. They own this right, I'm not sure for how long though. I buy inkjet printable discs and print directly onto the CD/DVD. It is very easy and all the directions and software are included with the printer. There is also what is called thermal printable cds and dvds but those are used directly in your computers cd/dvd player. If your burner says "LIGHT SCRIBE" then you can use the thermal technology. But the Inkjet is the better and more common way to print onto a disc. You can probably print and 300 disc with one set of color ink in the epson printer!
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I have had alot of luck with simplybargains.com. They have just about anything you need in the printer department. Good luck.
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HP sells a DeskJet 450 Mobile printer.  It fits into most laptop carrying bags.  The street price is dirt cheap.  However, if you want to print alot of pages, choose a LaserJet 1320.  It is higher quality, but to large to be portable.
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Printing something????
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