It hasn't even been that long and some of these printers are either discontinued, out of stock or higher in price. I am in shock that these videos are almost irrelevant and out of date so quickly. Great video though I am still going to have to continue my search for a color printer for my planner stickers.
First time viewer - looking for a printer for my wife. Thanks for posting AND ABSOLUTELY LOVE your dialect. Cheers from the home of the back to back national champions! WOOF
I can't find these printers - ANYWHERE. And the prices they have been sold for are a lot more than they were when you posed this video.. exactly a year ago! Whoa so crazy
My print and computer just went out 🤦🏻♀️ but they did last a very long time 10 years 👍🏼 Now we are looking into getting a nice clean quality printout’s at this point we are looking of going with Canon TS8320 Thank you for your time in making this video great job
Great printer video Rachel!! Thank you!! I’ve been trying to decide which one to get. I have an Epson printer that I have used for years. It’s pretty decent but I find myself buying ink for it more often and I don’t even use it that much.
I agree with you. I bought new set of cartridges and didn’t print anything except for print nozzle check and now it says my ink levels are low. So disappointed ☹️
Hi Rachel, I noticed in your video the printer you pointed to and suggested (in the middle) the model number on the printer is TS8120, but on the video screen you listed suggested printer model number TS8320. Thank you, Pam
This printer is discontinued, do you have issues finding ink for the TS8320? I read the TS8322 is the newer version..do you know if that is correct? I really love this video and want the one you recommend
I bought a Canon TS9521C a few weeks ago and love it so far. My Canon copier in my office has not given me a single problem in almost 20 years and I've had a Canon printer that lasted for years until I started having issues finding ink cartridges.
That is a KEY consideration for crafters! Being able to print out customized scrapbook paper and papers to use for masks and party hats... Another key consideration is SEPARATE ink tanks for all the colors. Most of us find that we have a particular color we use more frequently, and being able to not waste the other two or three colors of a cartridge is vital.
Hello Im planning on purchasing the Cricut Explore 2 and would like to start making my own Tshirt designs would the CannonTS332 be good to start with or should i go with the TS8320?
Rachel, Nice discussion on these printers. What was the weight of the card you were using? Looking for a printer that can handle #100. Also, do they have the ability to print on both sides? Thanks
Great comparison Rachel. Can we use regular ink for sublimation or do we need sublimation ink? If I use sublimation ink then can I use it to print a regular document or letter or do I need to change the ink back to regular ink?
The TS9521C and the TS8320 have not been available for months. They are both out of Stock on most sites except those who have inflated the price. Could you do a review with printers that are actually available?
Sorry, but all of these printers were in stock and priced properly when we launched this video. We are hopeful they will be back in stock soon. These are the printers we recommend, we do not have any more to link for you.
I'm in need of an inkjet printer to use with my Cricut so I was excited to see this tutorial. I have a question... I know you recommend the Canon TS8320 the most but apparently it's discontinued. Would you have another recommendation to replace that specific printer? I'm not interested in paying an arm and a leg but I still want my print and cuts looking good. TIA!
My current printer is a Cannon Pixma TS3122 ink jet & I'll be sticking with it for now. It's only about 8 months old & we haven't used it that much, YET😉 This is 1st Cannon I've ever purchased all my previous printers were Epsom...loved them.
The one we have on the table in the video is the TS8120 which is now discontinued, but the new version of it is the TS8320 which is the one we address in the video :)
I've been looking for a new printer for print & cut vinyl and cardstock. Ive been leaning towards HP though because I've heard bad things about cannon and HP has instant ink. Will there be an HP printer comparison video, or do you think these work better?
We will not, because we love our Canons! That's why we compared this brand. We have used lots of brands, and we truly think these are great!! However, if you want an HP, go for it!
I don't understand why ya'll would not really educate and tell people that they really only need to look for a printer that prints good quality graphics and that prints on cardstock (as the cardstock will allow for most every other material cricut would allow us to use for p/c). Specific printers are not necessarily available as of this past year because of demand of so many people buying them for virtual/home schooling, new home offices, and more crafters. So many brands out there are just fine also, as long as they have the 2 characteristics I mentioned. This past year when I had to replace my 6 year old Epson, I shopped 5 stores that has NOTHING in stock!
Hi Jill! We receive 100’s of questions across RUclips & emails each month asking for this video. This isn’t a video on how to print and cut, this is a direct print and cut comparison for people interested.
My exact thought. So, why not tell them what they need to look for in a printer as opposed to pointing them in the direction of a specific brand when it is likely out of stock. They are then feeling lost again if they don't know what they need to look for in a printer.
@@kmsstamper8006 mind the business that pays you Troll. I'd say more, but unlike you, I have good manners and refinement. Apparently you're illiterate too, I mentioned her point may have been valid. Now, you go somewhere and "chill out".
Hello Rachel, thank you for the comparison. However, it is now 2023 and the price has tripled! Any suggestions for comparable printers? I need to buy one as of yesterday. I'm using it primarily for 110 lb. cardstock, but will eventually move into other creations. I am so confused about which printer will be cost effective yet able to print beautiful quality cards and print and cut creations.
I'm in the same boat! I can't believe the prices (Canada). It needs to be able to handle cardstock/sticker paper, but the family needs it also for DUPLEX printing, scanning. The refills have to be cheaper (less than $20/color) and it would be ideal to be able to continue printing with just black, even if one color is out. HELP!
How did you know that I am the exact person you described in the beginning. I am new to cricut and I do want to dabble in print and cut. I have an inkjet, but it is a very basic model. I have been searching for recommendations for a good printer
Been looking for either of these printers and the reasonable priced ones are out of stock are they are over priced on some sites. I need a new printer so hopefully I will find one soon.
Yeah, the issue is Covid. Most of them were under $150 but with everything going on craft supplies and things like that have really went up unfortunately. Hopefully prices will go down!
How often do you have to replace the ink? My pixma 492 drinks ink. My black XL cartridge lasts about three months and I don't use my printer for crafting!
Do you have any information on the latest Canon Pixma ix6820? It is getting high ratings on other Cricut RUclips channels and product reviews online. Thank you!
@@MakersGonnaLearn Thank you so much for your quick response. I just got my first Cricut Explore Air in February and subscribed to your channel right away(I actually started watching before it came.) All of you are amazing and I am so excited to be a member of your community!
Are you able to share any details about the cardstock weight each printer will handle? I would like to be able to print and cut on 110# cardstock and my current printer jams on anything much more than 65#. Thx in advance for the info!!
110 lb cardstock will be tough for most printers as it is so very thick! I feel that is one reason Cricut only sells an 80lb cardstock. From what I have seen in buying printers over the last 30+ years of my life including for a school and a few offices I worked in, the specs for printers only incl a yes for cardstock or a no.
@@MakersGonnaLearn close enough lol. I have a real quick question if you don’t mind. Have you ever had any experience with the epson eco tank printers? I hear those are cheaper to replace the ink because of the ink tank and the ink replacement is cheaper than the cartridges. I don’t know much about either that’s why I ask. I’m more concerned about the ink consumption. Someone said the cartridges don’t last long at all. Idk 🤷♂️ 😞 I guess I should mention that I’m planning to use this printer for making printable heat transfer vinyl for T-shirts’.
Omg perfect timing , i recently started into crafting and wow so many things i wanna do and some require a printer jejeje. My question is if Canon PIXMA TS5320 Wireless Inkjet All-In-One Printer good for crafting besides the three shown here. Thank you
Does the most expensive printer have the same SIZE ink? (Wondering because of the difference in the replacement price) Also, will you be doing a printer comparison for sublimation printers?
I would imagine the ink size would be larger, but it may just be a higher quality of ink :) And no ma'am, not really because you can convert most printers into sublimation printers so that's easier :)
@@MakersGonnaLearn as an fyi, I have only seen videos of people converting Epson printers for sublimation. I don't know if this is just by chance or if it is because the Epson cartridge can be re-used, cleaned and filled with the sublimation ink. The cartridges I know can be re-used!
I am a current member with the yearly membership but something is wrong with the website. I can't download any of your images or fonts to my computer or phone from makersgonnalearn.com. Anyone else having this issue?
Question is the prices on INK for canon printers.. I have found that when buying ink for my printer to buy the off brand ink from Walmart or target (targets is the best)last ALOT LONG and is alot brighter.. to me when I buy canon ink brand it does not last long at all.. HUGE DIFFERENCE.. HAS ANYONE ELSE NOTICE THIS OR AM I CRAZY???
I don't know anything about printers but i was wondering if the more expensive one might print bigger sizes. It looks bigger but you guys didn't mention anything about that?
The link to the printer is in he description which you can click to learn all about the printers capabilities :) shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/pixma-ts9521c-wireless?gclid=CjwKCAiAsOmABhAwEiwAEBR0ZuBqnTt96bojHkYqEMly7QoIK4YJIhPG5txvmA31fXtT7h0uaC1sZhoC0EcQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
@Makers Gonna :earn Hello, I Would Like To Know What Is a Good Cricut You Recommend I Buy If I Want To Make Decorations For Coffee Mugs & Glasses And Also Make Iron On For Tees And Tank Tops. Thank You
I believe those are Epson brand and they are known for great image quality and as long as the specific model you are looking for can handle cardstock it will be fine! The ecotank printers do cost more to start with as they are set up with that NEW ecotank technology.
A lady on face book told me she has the cheaper printer, she posted a shirt she had made with a very nice print on it and she said she used regular ink. So what type of vinyl was she using?
The ink tank system appears to be much better than the cartridge system ruclips.net/user/postUgkxciSwynMJ7PnUvvx11rewiu-yFBkZTl53 and a lot cheaper to run. The machine was easy to set up. A small point but I thought they'd be a USB cable included to help with the set up but there was none. I've been using it now for a few weeks and it seems like a good product and superior to my previous printers which were all troublesome HP machines.
I purchased the TS3322 however I cannot get it to connect to my wifi. 🤷🏼♀️ Any ideas, tips or suggestions? Thanks so much. P.S. I love that these are all white! Who wants a big black beast in their craft room? Not me!🙋🏼♀️
Sorry, but all of these printers were in stock and priced properly when we launched this video. We are hopeful they will be back in stock soon. These are the printers we recommend, we do not have any more to link for you.
It hasn't even been that long and some of these printers are either discontinued, out of stock or higher in price. I am in shock that these videos are almost irrelevant and out of date so quickly. Great video though I am still going to have to continue my search for a color printer for my planner stickers.
I was just looking and couldnt find those prices also.
Either I couldn't find these printers or they were a lot more than these prices. Like you, my search continues!
Can you do an updated video by chance for printers that can be purchased right now?
First time viewer - looking for a printer for my wife. Thanks for posting AND ABSOLUTELY LOVE your dialect. Cheers from the home of the back to back national champions! WOOF
Thanks for watching!
I can't find these printers - ANYWHERE. And the prices they have been sold for are a lot more than they were when you posed this video.. exactly a year ago! Whoa so crazy
My print and computer just went out 🤦🏻♀️ but they did last a very long time 10 years 👍🏼
Now we are looking into getting a nice clean quality printout’s at this point we are looking of going with Canon TS8320
Thank you for your time in making this video great job
Can we get a print comparison with different materials like cardstock, glossy paper, matte paper.
This was a question I was going to ask!!! Great video thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Great printer video Rachel!! Thank you!! I’ve been trying to decide which one to get. I have an Epson printer that I have used for years. It’s pretty decent but I find myself buying ink for it more often and I don’t even use it that much.
I agree with you. I bought new set of cartridges and didn’t print anything except for print nozzle check and now it says my ink levels are low. So disappointed ☹️
Hi Rachel,
I noticed in your video the printer you pointed to and suggested (in the middle) the model number on the printer is TS8120, but on the video screen you listed suggested printer model number TS8320.
Thank you,
Pam
I just purchased my cabin ts9521c at Best Buy. Had to drive 25 minutes to get but so excited to use it.
GREAT video as always!!!!!
You're the best!
Liked the comparison! I just got the $250 printer for Christmas and I can’t wait to use it!!
Great video, super helpful and easy to understand 🙂👍🏽🙂
So glad it was helpful!
This printer is discontinued, do you have issues finding ink for the TS8320? I read the TS8322 is the newer version..do you know if that is correct? I really love this video and want the one you recommend
Thanks. This video Helped me a lot.
Glad it was helpful!🙂
Which one handles heavy card stock best like for stickers? I really enjoyed how you explained the printers so well. Thank you
Thanks for the comparison.....
Thanks for watching!
the best review I've seen so far! Thank you so much for the demonstration as well
You're welcome!
Thank you so much for sharing. Do you have a video to compare Sublimation Printers?
You're so welcome! We actually do not have training on that just yet!
I bought a Canon TS9521C a few weeks ago and love it so far. My Canon copier in my office has not given me a single problem in almost 20 years and I've had a Canon printer that lasted for years until I started having issues finding ink cartridges.
So glad you like yours!
Its out of stock now 😭
So for the printer y’all recommend is it a good printer for matte and glossy sticker paper?
Thank you so much!
Just so everyone is aware, the cheapest printer sells for $117 not $40 at the link provided.
yes, the last year has inflated prices like crazy (in Canada!)
I have the TS9521C and have not been disappointed...it also prints 12 x 12 sheets.
Yay!!! So glad you love your canon!
That is a KEY consideration for crafters! Being able to print out customized scrapbook paper and papers to use for masks and party hats...
Another key consideration is SEPARATE ink tanks for all the colors. Most of us find that we have a particular color we use more frequently, and being able to not waste the other two or three colors of a cartridge is vital.
Thank you! Does Cricut work well with the PIXMA G3260 printer?
Hello Im planning on purchasing the Cricut Explore 2 and would like to start making my own Tshirt designs would the CannonTS332 be good to start with or should i go with the TS8320?
Thank you so much! I have been looking for a good quality designated printer for my craft room. I’m definitely going to take a look.
You're so welcome, Carol! Thank you for watching!
Big ones $199 on Amazon right now, Black Friday 23
That middle printer has a different model number that the one you have listed, so which is the one you are recommending?
Rachel, Nice discussion on these printers. What was the weight of the card you were using? Looking for a printer that can handle #100. Also, do they have the ability to print on both sides? Thanks
Thank you my dear! :) So, if you're using the rear tray they all can handle 100lb cardstock, and yes they all print on both sides! :)
What about the TS8350? Is that good for print then cut and for printing on A4 acetate sheets?
Love this but it’s sold out on the link and everywhere else is $300
Yes, all printers were in stock the other day, so please check back in soon :)
OMG this is AMAZING
Is there a way to do print and cut an image/pocture and layered it on glitter hyv to give it the glitter effect?
Hi Rachael,
is the Canon Pixma TS6320 Inkjet Printer good to use for making stickers with the cricut explore air 2
Just got the $40 one!
Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi I have a question. I have the canon pixma mg2420 printer can I use it for cricut?
Is the canon TS3322 compatibility with printable heat transfer vinyl?
Does the medium printer print heavy vinyl?
Hello, pls what do you think of canon 7540a for all cricut’s projects( cards with bristol, htv, stickers ..)
I know this video is a bit older at this point. Would you recommend the epson eco tank 2760?
Can you make an up-to-date printer video?
I had a cannon years ago. They said it was a work horse and that statements not was absolutely true.
Use whatever printer you like :) But we have had no issues with ours :)
I recently bought a laser jet black/white printer can I use it for vinyl with cricut
Great comparison Rachel. Can we use regular ink for sublimation or do we need sublimation ink? If I use sublimation ink then can I use it to print a regular document or letter or do I need to change the ink back to regular ink?
Need a seperate printer for sublimation. Epson printers are better for sublimation.
You will need another printer for sublimation :)
Thank you!
This is very helpful in my search for a new printer. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
The TS9521C and the TS8320 have not been available for months. They are both out of Stock on most sites except those who have inflated the price. Could you do a review with printers that are actually available?
Sorry, but all of these printers were in stock and priced properly when we launched this video. We are hopeful they will be back in stock soon. These are the printers we recommend, we do not have any more to link for you.
@@MakersGonnaLearn the TS 9521C & TS8320 are now available at Canon website, I check this morning.
Is the middle printer ts830? Or ts8320?
The screen said 8320
You said 830
?? Looking to get one this week making sure I get the right one
I'm in need of an inkjet printer to use with my Cricut so I was excited to see this tutorial. I have a question... I know you recommend the Canon TS8320 the most but apparently it's discontinued. Would you have another recommendation to replace that specific printer? I'm not interested in paying an arm and a leg but I still want my print and cuts looking good. TIA!
No ma'am the TS8120 is discontinued, the new version is the TS8320 which is available :)
@@MakersGonnaLearn i can not find this printer anywhere
My current printer is a Cannon Pixma TS3122 ink jet & I'll be sticking with it for now. It's only about 8 months old & we haven't used it that much, YET😉
This is 1st Cannon I've ever purchased all my previous printers were Epsom...loved them.
We hope you enjoy your Canon! :)
Hi can you tell me if the printers use sublimation ink please.
They do not. These printers cannot be converted to Sublimation printers :)
Howcome the link for the TS8320 looks very different, more square than the one in the video?
The one we have on the table in the video is the TS8120 which is now discontinued, but the new version of it is the TS8320 which is the one we address in the video :)
Does these printers print on vinyl?
I've been looking for a new printer for print & cut vinyl and cardstock. Ive been leaning towards HP though because I've heard bad things about cannon and HP has instant ink. Will there be an HP printer comparison video, or do you think these work better?
Stephanie Davis I have an HP and it works beautifully with my Cricut !
I've had a Canon in the past. But my last couple of printers have been HP over the past 10 years. They work just as well.
We will not, because we love our Canons! That's why we compared this brand. We have used lots of brands, and we truly think these are great!! However, if you want an HP, go for it!
Woohoo!
We're so glad you like your printer!!
OMG I just googled the TS8320 and the new one is $600!
I don't understand why ya'll would not really educate and tell people that they really only need to look for a printer that prints good quality graphics and that prints on cardstock (as the cardstock will allow for most every other material cricut would allow us to use for p/c). Specific printers are not necessarily available as of this past year because of demand of so many people buying them for virtual/home schooling, new home offices, and more crafters. So many brands out there are just fine also, as long as they have the 2 characteristics I mentioned. This past year when I had to replace my 6 year old Epson, I shopped 5 stores that has NOTHING in stock!
Hi Jill!
We receive 100’s of questions across RUclips & emails each month asking for this video.
This isn’t a video on how to print and cut, this is a direct print and cut comparison for people interested.
My exact thought. So, why not tell them what they need to look for in a printer as opposed to pointing them in the direction of a specific brand when it is likely out of stock. They are then feeling lost again if they don't know what they need to look for in a printer.
@@jilljackson5419 Give Tanner a break why don't you. You have valid points, it's you delivery that's a bit much. 😉
@@stacyjones200 Chill out, she made a legit point ! Stop being an ass kisser.
@@kmsstamper8006 mind the business that pays you Troll. I'd say more, but unlike you, I have good manners and refinement. Apparently you're illiterate too, I mentioned her point may have been valid. Now, you go somewhere and "chill out".
Hello Rachel, thank you for the comparison. However, it is now 2023 and the price has tripled! Any suggestions for comparable printers? I need to buy one as of yesterday. I'm using it primarily for 110 lb. cardstock, but will eventually move into other creations. I am so confused about which printer will be cost effective yet able to print beautiful quality cards and print and cut creations.
I'm in the same boat! I can't believe the prices (Canada). It needs to be able to handle cardstock/sticker paper, but the family needs it also for DUPLEX printing, scanning. The refills have to be cheaper (less than $20/color) and it would be ideal to be able to continue printing with just black, even if one color is out. HELP!
Can I put sticker paper in any of them to make my own kiss cut or die cut stickers?
Yes you can use sticker paper on them!
Yes you can! :)
Thank you!
How did you know that I am the exact person you described in the beginning. I am new to cricut and I do want to dabble in print and cut. I have an inkjet, but it is a very basic model. I have been searching for recommendations for a good printer
Aww yay!!!
Been looking for either of these printers and the reasonable priced ones are out of stock are they are over priced on some sites. I need a new printer so hopefully I will find one soon.
Yeah, the issue is Covid. Most of them were under $150 but with everything going on craft supplies and things like that have really went up unfortunately. Hopefully prices will go down!
I ordered the crafters printer from Canon and it took awhile to come in due to Covid, but I think it took about 3 mos. to come in.
How often do you have to replace the ink? My pixma 492 drinks ink. My black XL cartridge lasts about three months and I don't use my printer for crafting!
We don't replace ours very often, and we use it a lotttttt.
Do you have any information on the latest Canon Pixma ix6820? It is getting high ratings on other Cricut RUclips channels and product reviews online. Thank you!
We have not used it!! But we can vouch for Canon, we really like them!
@@MakersGonnaLearn Thank you so much for your quick response. I just got my first Cricut Explore Air in February and subscribed to your channel right away(I actually started watching before it came.) All of you are amazing and I am so excited to be a member of your community!
Are you able to share any details about the cardstock weight each printer will handle? I would like to be able to print and cut on 110# cardstock and my current printer jams on anything much more than 65#. Thx in advance for the info!!
110 lb cardstock will be tough for most printers as it is so very thick! I feel that is one reason Cricut only sells an 80lb cardstock. From what I have seen in buying printers over the last 30+ years of my life including for a school and a few offices I worked in, the specs for printers only incl a yes for cardstock or a no.
I agree with Jill. The thickest these printers will tolerate without giving us issues is about 100 pounds. 85 is best :)
thanks
Hey I love the accent. Are you from Texas by any chance? Just a guess.
East TN :) good guess though!
@@MakersGonnaLearn close enough lol. I have a real quick question if you don’t mind. Have you ever had any experience with the epson eco tank printers? I hear those are cheaper to replace the ink because of the ink tank and the ink replacement is cheaper than the cartridges. I don’t know much about either that’s why I ask. I’m more concerned about the ink consumption. Someone said the cartridges don’t last long at all. Idk 🤷♂️ 😞 I guess I should mention that I’m planning to use this printer for making printable heat transfer vinyl for T-shirts’.
As always the recommended one is not insanely overpriced (or unavailable). Great video though.
Thank you!
Will these printers also be the ones for sublimation?
no ma'am, these printers are not compatible with sublimation!
@@MakersGonnaLearn okay will yall be doing this same kinda video for sublimation printers and how to turn printers into that?
Can they handle Cricut sticker paper?
Omg perfect timing , i recently started into crafting and wow so many things i wanna do and some require a printer jejeje. My question is if Canon PIXMA TS5320 Wireless Inkjet All-In-One Printer good for crafting besides the three shown here. Thank you
You are so welcome!
Is Canon PIXMA TS5320 Wireless Inkjet All-In-One good for crafting like the ones shown here ?
Does the most expensive printer have the same SIZE ink? (Wondering because of the difference in the replacement price) Also, will you be doing a printer comparison for sublimation printers?
I would imagine the ink size would be larger, but it may just be a higher quality of ink :) And no ma'am, not really because you can convert most printers into sublimation printers so that's easier :)
@@MakersGonnaLearn as an fyi, I have only seen videos of people converting Epson printers for sublimation. I don't know if this is just by chance or if it is because the Epson cartridge can be re-used, cleaned and filled with the sublimation ink. The cartridges I know can be re-used!
There are sublimation printer videos on youtube you might want to watch
Have you tried any other printers like at HP and Epson Brothers
Yes we have ands Canon is our favorite :) But use what you like!
@@MakersGonnaLearn I was just curious because I have an Epson all in one I understand canons your favorite but I just curious which ones you have used
I am a current member with the yearly membership but something is wrong with the website. I can't download any of your images or fonts to my computer or phone from makersgonnalearn.com. Anyone else having this issue?
Hello Nikki!! This issue has been resolved :) Thank you for brining it to our attention!
Can you use these printers for sublimation?
You cannot
you can convert Epson Eco tank printers to use as a sublimation only printer.
Question is the prices on INK for canon printers.. I have found that when buying ink for my printer to buy the off brand ink from Walmart or target (targets is the best)last ALOT LONG and is alot brighter.. to me when I buy canon ink brand it does not last long at all.. HUGE DIFFERENCE.. HAS ANYONE ELSE NOTICE THIS OR AM I CRAZY???
I don't know anything about printers but i was wondering if the more expensive one might print bigger sizes. It looks bigger but you guys didn't mention anything about that?
The link to the printer is in he description which you can click to learn all about the printers capabilities :) shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/pixma-ts9521c-wireless?gclid=CjwKCAiAsOmABhAwEiwAEBR0ZuBqnTt96bojHkYqEMly7QoIK4YJIhPG5txvmA31fXtT7h0uaC1sZhoC0EcQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
You have to look specifically for a "Wide Format Printer"
Can u use them for sublimation printing
You cannot. They are not compatible with sublimation. Some of the Epson printers are!
@@MakersGonnaLearn thank you soo much
@Makers Gonna :earn Hello, I Would Like To Know What Is a Good Cricut You Recommend I Buy If I Want To Make Decorations For Coffee Mugs & Glasses And Also Make Iron On For Tees And Tank Tops. Thank You
Here yo go, Cricut Explore Air 2: amzn.to/372w6F4
@@MakersGonnaLearn Goodmorning Thank You so Much! Have a BLESSED Day
I have a Canon 6420 (replaced an HP Envy). Print quality is good but I can’t believe how slowly it prints.
They do print slowly haha!!
Do you regret switching from HP?
@@c85mi I would also like to know the answer
Where does the middle one sell for $150?
What about ECO Tank printers?
I believe those are Epson brand and they are known for great image quality and as long as the specific model you are looking for can handle cardstock it will be fine! The ecotank printers do cost more to start with as they are set up with that NEW ecotank technology.
Jill has some great advice :)
thanks
Do any of these scan?
All of them do :)
Tanner should buy another so he can design it as the studio of his dream.
Haha yes!!
I wish they had ecotanks
Where is the link to join the community?
You can join us here makersgonnalearn.com/join/.
What if I don’t have a printer what do I have to do to get image from pc to office depot
You could probably put it on a thumb drive to take to Office Depot.
A lady on face book told me she has the cheaper printer, she posted a shirt she had made with a very nice print on it and she said she used regular ink. So what type of vinyl was she using?
NuFun Printable Heat Transfer: amzn.to/356qXJI
@@MakersGonnaLearn thank you!
I know it's been a couple of years, but the 8320 is $700!
The ink tank system appears to be much better than the cartridge system ruclips.net/user/postUgkxciSwynMJ7PnUvvx11rewiu-yFBkZTl53 and a lot cheaper to run. The machine was easy to set up. A small point but I thought they'd be a USB cable included to help with the set up but there was none. I've been using it now for a few weeks and it seems like a good product and superior to my previous printers which were all troublesome HP machines.
The prices have gone up a lot :/ the $40 printer is now $150 😭
This has been very helpful. Now to find out which has borderless printing and page size limitations. 😄
Glad it was helpful!
Do hp office jet 5255 hp photosmart all in one 6520 and epson15000 or 2720
Feel free to use whatever printer you like :)
I purchased the TS3322 however I cannot get it to connect to my wifi. 🤷🏼♀️ Any ideas, tips or suggestions? Thanks so much. P.S. I love that these are all white! Who wants a big black beast in their craft room? Not me!🙋🏼♀️
Would you be able to use these printers for sublimation
I need to know as well!!!
No these will not work for sublimation
Canon printers cannot be converted into sublimation printers.
Canon printers cannot be converted into sublimation printers.
You are correct! Thanks for sharing!
I am looking for a printer brand model that can print on 350 gsm (105~~120 lb) paper without any problems. ""inkjet""
Here are some printers you can choose from:
Epson Artisan 1430 inkjet printer.
Canon Pixma iX6820 wireless printer.
Canon PIXMA Pro100 inkjet printer.
HP Laserjet 1300 printer.
HP Photosmart D110A wireless printer.
HP Envy 114 Eallinone Printer - D411C.
Epson Workforce WF7620 inkjet printer.
Where can I purchase the TS8320 printer? I be looked on Amazon and it’s priced between $700 - $935……FAR CRY from $150.
You can order it here: bit.ly/3nV5ctN
Not for $150 !!!!!!!!
All of the printers are out of stock 😢
I see that!!! They were all in stock just a few days ago! Which means hopefully they will be in stock again soon! :)
I ordered the pixma ts6420 a few days ago
The most expensive printer is now $299.
Don't see a printer under 100.00 dollars
Sorry, but all of these printers were in stock and priced properly when we launched this video. We are hopeful they will be back in stock soon. These are the printers we recommend, we do not have any more to link for you.