One of our newest sublimation clients, Naomi, found a brilliant hack to refill your Epson printer. As seen in the images, she took a normal drinking straw (a clean one) and it fits perfectly over the piece where the ink needs to go, then she put some Toilet paper around just in case for spilling and fills it from the top of the straw. Naomi said it was so fast it cut the filling time in half and there was basically no clean-up needed. Use a fresh straw for each colour.
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Laser cutters/engravers sold by Perfect Laser Technologies (Pty) Ltd. are Class IV Laser Devices and are extremely dangerous. These lasers will instantly ignite clothing, wood, paper, plastics, and many other common items and will seriously burn flesh, including eyes. Care must be taken to avoid serious injury and/or blindness. Always use eye protection when operating your laser. Failure to do so may result in permanent blindness.
Protective eyewear should be worn by anyone having access to the output from Class IV lasers, and restricting access to the area should be implemented to minimise the risk of eye exposure to hazardous levels of laser radiation.
