If someone can point me to a great VERY easy edible image machine AND all the stuff to use with it .. I will trust enough to go ahead and order it tonight!!! I want one so bad and I'm tired of waiting (plus DH gave me the go ahead) I do have a limit though... Now remember I am VERY computer illiterate so it has to be easy to work I want to mainly do wording for my little plaques for my cakes and for like graduation diploma's and stuff like that...
HELP... anybody who LOVES to shop
KopyKake is a good source for the supplies-food color cartridges and wafer paper/icing sheets.
They list the kinds of printers that accept the cartridges they have available. You don't need their fancy software or setup.
http://forum.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-579212-printer.html
A question about this. Will any printer work? I have two sitting here collecting dust. I would really be if I didn't have to buy another printer.
Thanks,
Mike
http://forum.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-579212-printer.html
A question about this. Will any printer work? I have two sitting here collecting dust. I would really be if I didn't have to buy another printer.
Thanks,
Mike
Here's where you will find what printers will work with edible image ink tanks: http://www.kopykake.com/documents/PrinterInks-Xref.pdf
You cannot use a printer that has had regular, non-edible printer ink go through the printhead. You would need to replace the printhead. Regular inks contain heavy metals and other dangerous contaminants that you do not want contaminating your edible images.
Sherri
http://forum.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-579212-printer.html
A question about this. Will any printer work? I have two sitting here collecting dust. I would really be if I didn't have to buy another printer.
Thanks,
Mike
Here's where you will find what printers will work with edible image ink tanks: http://www.kopykake.com/documents/PrinterInks-Xref.pdf
You cannot use a printer that has had regular, non-edible printer ink go through the printhead. You would need to replace the printhead. Regular inks contain heavy metals and other dangerous contaminants that you do not want contaminating your edible images.
Sherri
Very cool THANK YOU.
Mike
Sorry for the brief hijack Think of it as a very poor commercial break
just to let you know...i've had two canon printers and they both died on me after the warranty expired.
i now have an epson cx3810 and have had no problems whatsoever.
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