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Thanks guys. What would you recommend as a next step press? I bought this set up and it works OK but I would like to upgrade. Maybe a nice 4 -6 color/2 station?
we replaced an older beater Workhorse Odyssey with a Kruzer last summer and couldn't be happier with it... The step up from printing on a worn out manual press to a new press with side clamps is amazing, and is worth every penny in frustration saved.
Quote from: jvanick on February 03, 2015, 02:51:42 PMwe replaced an older beater Workhorse Odyssey with a Kruzer last summer and couldn't be happier with it... The step up from printing on a worn out manual press to a new press with side clamps is amazing, and is worth every penny in frustration saved.I know NOTHING about your shop. Are you folks all manual?HA! I'm learning to print all over again! I'm sure glad we moved in our old auto in the winter. So much to learn. We seem to be slow this time of year, EVERY year. I hate that, but I guess we've gotten used to it to a certain degree.The Kruzer is MATURE technology, by a company that knows how to engineer stuff. I've never built anything that I couldn't improve upon the next time around. A few iterations of that type of dedicated engineering on a grand scale is going to yield good results.I've never used side clamps. Occasionally we shift a left chest over to center chest on onesies, or youth extra smalls. You know...Tree Service Guy And Wife INC. need a few toddler tee or two to show off at a Church Dinner. That wouldn't work on side clamps, but I also can see the advantages.Stan