You are right but you are working for the entire 60 minutes, non-stop, and are getting nothing else done in the mean time. I, on the other hand, have the whole time the mugs are cooking to work on other projects. I can make twice as much money in the same amount of time.

And, if I had 4 sets of wraps and two ovens I could do a gazillion times more mugs than you could with your press.

Best of all, my 4 sets of wraps and two ovens only cost me $360 - how much was your satellite again? :)

This is a great discussion, that every person who is considering doing mugs should see.

There are definite pros and cons to both presses and wraps, depending on what your business model is, but you need to be informed before you purchase.

I personally like the wraps for the following reason. It allows someone to test the mug market for a very reasonable entry amount, and then increase your equipment as your production requirements increase.

The bottom line is that you need a production mode that matches your business model. For some people, that may be presses, others it is wraps, and some may do both. One thing I know is that generally one's business is fluid and ever changing, and it is good to know the options available.

JPKevin gave me a great lead on a convection oven at Wal-Mart, it's less than $80 and they usually offer free delivery. It will hold at least 5 wraps, maybe more.
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=4012129