can this work with transfer paper for tshirt printing. if not what can i use
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This printer should work with that type of transfer paper. Just make sure that you buy inkjet compatible paper.
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I am not sure, but it is my understanding that LASER coror printers can use regular plain paper for heat transfers, as long as the heat is high enough. I do not know how high the heat must be to press the laser ink onto the fabric. It is the INKJET printers that require special coating on transfer paper.
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No answer, just want to concur. The printer claims it can handle cardstock by offering a paper setting in its printer manager software for cardstock but it always jams when trying to feed it from the tray.
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Hello, I do not have experience with T-shirt transfers so I'm glad others could help you. Yes, the printer is a plug-in USB driven and is compatible with MAC.I have a long history with Epson. Excellent Customer Service. We have two Workforce 30's. No complaints whatsoever. Regards, Rossi
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This transfer paper will work on a tan shirt but will lose color ( Black will turn dark grey and colors will not be as bright) it will work best on a white shirt. Have A Great Day! Glen
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Hmm, Samantha's Mom ... I used a HP Printer/Copier/Scanner multifunction printer ... so I wouldn't know WHY it WOULDN'T work ... would seem to me to be the same process ... you would be printing on the transfer paper ... kinda like the old days when we did transparencies, we used regular old copiers ... HOWEVEVER it does say INKJET PRINTER ... might contact AVERY first ... Toll Free: (800) GO-AVERY
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Yes by all means. It accepts tons of paper sizes including even 3"x5" index cards to legal paper. Yes, photo paper works too. I believe this printer does something called borderless printing, so look for that in the settings. Also make sure you select the right paper type and size in the print dialog before printing :)
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I have printed ONLY on plain paper - not on photo paper - and "blacks" often print as faded, or downright grey. I would not recommend this for your desired use. (At least, not on plain paper!)
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It is simply card stock paper with matching envelopes. Probably works with any printer brand with proper setup. The computer sending information to the printer should not be a factor in your purchase.
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I have used this printer in a couple of different jobs and never tried regular paper. We always used the kit with the ink and paper combination. I guess someone could try it and see. If you used regular paper, I would think a heavier bond would be better since it does pull the picture back through the printer several times.
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This paper/fabric is very thin but has an iron on backing . You could probably try it but the nub of the canvas may make it difficult to iron the transfer onto.
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Have not had any problems printing on media like Avery labels. Never tried on transfer paper but don't see that it would be a problem. So far I'm very pleased with this printer. Does a good job on both docs and photos.
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Yes, absolutely, assuming the printer will adjust to accommodate the paper size. Yes, I use Crane (Cotton) papers (x35 yrs) and print my name, address, and or logo on it with inkjet or laser printer.
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Check wide format printers to see if they have the capability to use roll paper. I have an Epson r3000 that uses this type of paper.
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If by "toner based printer" you mean laser printer or copier, it will not work. The polymer backing will not tolerate the heat involved in laser/copier machines. You have to buy a transfer paper designed specifically for laser printers/copiers.
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I think it can. I print onto postcards so if your print program can input paper size then it should work.
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Answer #1: No, red is not recommended. Refer to opaque transfer sheets for the bolder & darker colors. Answer #2: Yes, if you only want the printer objects shape, you will need to cut away the "waste"...otherwise you will have a 8.5" x 11" rectangle (with whatever background color you have chosen) with your printed object on it.