What’s the project? What’s the budget? Cotton or tree-fiber?There are a lot of other-than-white papers out there: Stonehenge, BFK, and French come to mind easily.

Hi, I’m not really a printer, but a jeweler & I’m interested in this cabinet. I have several of these trays & they work well for me. I have no need for the type. I live in Linthicum, Md which is close to BWI airport. Let me know if you would like to sell the cabinet only. Thanks, Kim

I think it’s a great idea! I hope to have an “Official Trailer” of my little Studio done soon, it’s been a lot of work + fun.

Thanks a lot for people who responded!Unfortunately the print shop I was working with declined to take the press since they already have a Vandercook No. 4 and didn’t think it was worth it. I am only starting out and don’t have the equipment to maintain it so I opted not to get the press after all.I appreciate your comments though, thank you!

Count Primrose Press in. Looking forward to it.

Thanks!Maybe we should create an animated gif part of the site, and everyone makes some 🙂

I’m still living/printing in the caveman days using handset type and traditional dies, but I can print with PP, maybe one of the other Ladies has the base and is already set up to print that way.

Camille,I use polymer plates to print. Is that compatible with your press?Carissa

a beauty indeed Val!

I got the same website from Val at Bowerbox, and they were GREAT. Called me right back, and will weld it back together in under a week for $75. I can’t believe I haven’t heard of them before. Thank you!

Cool, thanks for sharing!

This could be repaired, contact: http://www.briarpress.org/24368 T and T Press Restoration

Is it just the M G that foil stamps? You won’t need to do a knock out if you use wax free ink. I can foil it for you very inexpensively, contact me

Thank you for your replies!  Seriously reconsidering the foil stamping option:)Cheers,Jessica

Hm. Foil stamping would give the desired effect, and a knock out will work but you’ll have to maintain a very tight registration. If it proves to be cost effective to do a third color run, I’ve printed an opaque white on dark background and then printed metallic ink on it with a nice effect. Not as good as foil, and you may run into trouble with t…[Read more]

Sweet!

You will need to do a knock out. Good luck as that certainly looks challenging to print with the fine lines. Please post a picture of the finished card.

I am able to do it too- in case it doesn’t work for others. Just email me and let me know! standardauthority@gmail.com-Chelsea

Hello Carissa,I would be happy to print your invitations. What kind of die, mag mounted to metal or PP?

Hi Carissa,Please send to us your job specifications via emailto info@peacockletterpress.comWe look forward to assisting you. Regards,Terri Gilberto / Peacock Letterpress