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Denis Kolar:
I'm looking to buy an used press . I have found barely used Geo Knight DK16 that is reasonably priced. Less than year old for $600
Is that worth the money?

http://www.bestblanks.com/geoknightdk16.html

Thanks

blue moon:
not sure if it is worth the money, but I have purchased two different used presses for less than $250 each. We only use them about every other week and they do just fine for that. Pretty sure you could get away with something cheaper than $600.

I would get something with a timer and thermometer.

pierre

Frog:
I have a couple of Knight presses, and they are good quality, and have good tech help. Also, it's close to my 60% of new price when in great shape rule. The only thing I'd say is a 16x20 is more useful. That said, I often use my old 15x15 Insta.

Denis Kolar:
It is a semi local person and I would be able to go and take a look at the press. He said that he bought it as a temporary replacement for his swing away press that needed to be fixed. He said that he would rather sell it that keep it there collecting dust as a back-up press.

I thing that he might go for $500.

Fresh Baked Printing:
Craigslist can be a good source for heat presses. Make sure it heats edge to edge.
Unless you're doing a ton of pressing, don't  go crazy with a fancy shmancy model unless you really need it.
I use mine for team names and numbers and to press a screen print occasionally for a cool rubber effect.

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