r/printers

I’m looking for a good college kid budget friendly printer to use at home. I love to make collages so being able to print anything on demand is a dream. I also like to do school work physically I’m in mostly online classes but would love to be able to print off articles I need to read so I can highlight and underlie

Hello, new to this group as I am looking for 3 printer options. I work for a non profit and we make thousands of sandwiches for kids everyday. We are currently looking for a printer that can print from a roll to another (BOPP). These will hold ingredient labels that come in around 6 different colors and are around 2”x1” in dimension. 16000 stickers a week.

We aren’t looking for something that is super expensive but is more of a workhorse that will be able to get us the results we need. My main priority is printing the volume, color options, and the ink or whatever it uses doesn’t cost us too much over time.

The only one I have on my computer at this time is the Epson ColorWorks C8000e. Not even sure if this is the way to go.

Does anyone have recommendations?
In Canada.

I’m looking for a large format printer (13x19) to print my wedding photos and I would like to also use it for book binding covers. I’ve heard some inkjet cartridge printers get clogged if not used often, but I’m also not sure if ink tanks would be smarter bc of the pricing. I will take all recommendations and assistance! Thanks in advance 🥰

Hi! so 3 hours ago i bought hp deskjet 2923 and immediately started setting it up. Well i did and before i succeeded in it it started flashin all buttons and e8 fault code. i took it back to the store and got a new one. this time i even looked at a tutorial, and still it’s flashin all buttons and e8. Idk what to do :(

Currently looking for a printer for use in printing with toner atop an already existing inkjet image. The degree of tolerance is clearly minuscule as the two prints must be almost identical in positioning. Currently using a Brother HL-L2405W printer, but the amount of variance in the prints due to paper/components shifting is not usable for the intended purpose.

Are there any, preferably cheaper, recommendations for a replacement printer? Consistency is the most important in this instance, adjustments can be made to the image to be printed to allocate for any differences. But where on the page it is printing should be as consistent as possible.

Hey,

My family needs a printer to print jelly labels, pictures and papers for school. A scanner would be also very useful to scan children’s artworks into our computer. We don’t have a ton to spend, and I hesitate getting an ink jet printer since it will print maybe 59 pages a month at the most.

Any recs that won’t break the bank for the unit and ink replacement? Thanks