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Hello, /po/
After my printer broke I decided to utilize Staples' printing services to print out the rest of my project.
Needless to say this is a bad idea and I ended up paying $15 for paper with glossy ink that isn't the same color as my original prints.
So I've decided I want to replace my old, busted printer. The problem is I want something that can print on cardstock (~100gsm). My old printer was capable of such a thing but my old printer was also a big piece of crap in other ways (Epson NX230 if I remember right).
So, /po/ what in-home printers do you use to print your larger projects on thicker paper? I'm hoping to find something that I don't have to spend an absurd amount on. The printer, at least. I know I'll always be paying for overpriced ink.
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I'm here enough to know that the board's slow, but does no one here print their own projects?
If so, which service can you recommend for printing?
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Well, I have my projects printed at a shop nearby here, because I was tired of my printer "clogging" with the thickness of the paper. If you want a printer, basically search for one thats good with thick paper, otherwise have everything printed in the same place at the same time. Provide them with the paper if you want to.
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I've learned my lesson by not printing my projects all at once, but I'm still curious what other /po/sters use in their own homes. Brand recommendations, specific models, things to avoid, etc.
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One more bump
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I have a canon mx320, works just fine except ink's a bitch.
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When you will decide which printer you will get, you can buy refillable ink cartridges for your printer model, those are way more cheaper.
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