I have a small private bicycle workshop. Since I have taught myself and teach myself (learning by doing), I often rely on repair manuals, manuals and exploded drawings. Instead of constantly looking for new ones (whether on a mobile phone or on the net) it would be much more practical and time-saving to directly print, laminate and file such things when I need them. So I can immediately fall back on it when I need it again.
So you have to get a printer. Since this is a somewhat out of hand hobby, it should be as inexpensive as possible. Both in maintenance as well as in the purchase. Black-and-white printing strikes me completely (unless it could be so weather-resistant sticker print.Rich, would be interesting to expand the possibilities of my plotter, but something will probably blow up the financial framework, I suppose). It would also be important to be able to press directly from the phone, as I would reluctant to put a laptop in a oily workshop. Does anyone have a tip?
Any W-Lan capable printer can do that.
What is a "private" bicycle workshop? If you are repairing foreign bikes for money, you must register a trade and have a master craftsman in the two-wheeler trade.
https://www.bikerscorner-solms.de/allerlei-info-s/meisterzwang/
Since the printer is probably the smallest problem.
Would I repair foreign bikes for money, I probably would not have the printer problem and would register a business…
Very helpful. If I had set up a Wi-Fi, I would have mentioned it. But this is ne workshop and I have little to no desire extra because some router or similar. It would be different if the printer itself, the Wi-Fi quasi, would provide, so I would not need extra equipment or extra calculator
Your smartphone can open a Wi-Fi network, search for Hotspot in the menu.
Sorry, you did not mention that you are based in an internetless place with your workshop. Such details are also completely unimportant for the question…
