I want to print on ribbon, but would want to use my household iron. I would only transfer one 1" x 11" strip at a time.
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I wouldn't advise it....A household iron usually has had some water placed in it at some time or another...This could cause problems with the transfer and with house hold irons...the proper heating and pressure for the transfer usually can't be gauged correctly...
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No, this product is not able to be applied with a household iron. You will need a commercial grade heat press both for temp and pressure. Best of luck
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i never used a household iron to do a transfer. If i would do this size i would rather use the the opague version. think that would go easier
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Just that this is smaller, so it can be used for a single item. For example, I have one with my TV, and that would be a waste for an entire strip.
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It is ment to do this but I have not done it yet. I did buy this printer because I know someone that owns it and she prints 12x12. I just have not tried it yet.
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You don't feed the entire roll. You can cut it to any length up to 11" long, making it the same size as standard paper, if that's the maximum size that your printer will handle. You save on waste, by being able to cut smaller lengths, as necessary. I usually print my design out in a trial run, in greyscale, or draft mode, on regular paper, to see how large the design is, then cut the fabric appropriately. Hope this answers your question.
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Dear Luis, Unfortunately we will be unable to accommodate your request. Datacard CP series ribbons for the CP60 and CP80 printers are proprietary to Datacard channel partners. Please consult with the persons or company that you purchased the printer from for further information.
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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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You can print single sheets. The smallest paper I have printed on would be 8 1/2" wide roll. I have not tried anything smaller.
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I'm afraid that the soft fabric will be too flexible to accept and hold the ink. If I remember correctly, patterns that transfer are iron-on, and this requires the pressure of a pen.
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It has a drop down feeder on the front of the printer that you can flip down and Make single sheet prints for Letter Head Or Envelopes One At A time. If you need small quantities = good. Large = bad.
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I really do not know. I did not try, but I guess you could check with printers in your area to see if they would do it. Sorry I could not help
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A printer for postage would help. Either a Zebra label printer for 4x6 or the small Dymo for stamp size. Printing on 8.5x11 isn't practical unless you do a couple a year for packages only.
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Not necessarily. But when you contact the seller (who has a sterling reputation) specify what model of what typewriter you have and they will guarantee the correct ribbon.
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Yes you can. However I would not want to shred very much. Not sure my hands could take more than one 8 1/2 x 11 inch sheet.
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The machine uses an ink roller, not a ribbon. We use a Kores Kor 42 Ink Roller.
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There is a sheet feeder that will handle most sizes but you can only print one sheet at a time.
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As far as I can tell, after looking through all the printing options, the answer is 'no'. At least not on standard size paper (8.5 by 11). Perhaps there could be some trick to doing it with smaller size papers, but I sincerely doubt it.
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Be very careful if you do this, the ribbon cable is ultra cheap. When I did mine, and I am an electronics tech, about a dozen wires broke, had to replace with hand soldered connections of individual wires. Wasn't a big deal, but I know what I'm doing, most people don't.