I have a lot of sticker rxperience at this point. Cricut maker is a great machine for home projects and small to medium scale. If youre making more than say 50 2-3 inch stickers per batch youre going to maybe want a bigger machine. The prep process is still very manual and a 8.5x11 sticker paper o...

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Just remember to make sure the printer can't lock you out of using whatever ink and paper you want. Same goes for any cutting machine you might look up. Don't shy away from used models ~

The ET-8550 prints most colors in dye ink, which wants real moisture protection, ideally lamination for anything that gets wet. Run a water, rub, and sunlight test before selling any sticker.

If you want A3 sheets for the zines, the ET-8550 doesn’t support automatic double-sided printing at that size. You’d need to flip them by hand.