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Yeeeee, thank you!

Thanks bradah! Yea glad I didn't have to re do or replace one of these!

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Right? On hats I usually do get distortion with circles, I'm actually surprised I didn't have to adjust the shape on this one, thank you!

Yeaaa definitely would save time and thread for sure! Nice you might've been the first to use the link thank you very much!

it Came in handy those things already expensive

I used to just have the single needle brother PE800, and man did I wish there was mighty hoops for those, the press on frames are a struggle!

Usually I get my stuff through ssactivewear if not from downtown LA

@ try park wholesaler they have some two tone snap back yuppoong in that site. Thank you Tk

actually never heard of that one, I'll check it out and thank you bradah

This is a 11X13 in hoop

Thank you

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Thank YOU for watching!

Yeee you know! thank you! hopefully I get a chance to get some videos out of these gigs coming up

@@tkstitch you will!

Duuuuude you just saved the job! Thanks!

Heeeey yea sometimes I’ll take it on there too, also works too 👍 thanks metro!

Yeh I was thinking that too. Hey you probably would have next time anyways.

This is Hatch 2

@@tkstitch Thank you

It really does take forever, makes me want to get another machine!

Now you’re talking. Sell the Melco, to make room for the new Tajima. It is nicer when your hoops and cap frames can be shared by both machines.

Sheesh I'm still giving payment for the melco 😂. Would be nice though!

@ keep creating content and you will have income coming in to pay for that new machine. Also running two similar single head machines can be profitable.

Thank you! Usually from ssactivewear but also from downtown LA from time to time

The tajima is better but they’re very different machines and wouldn’t be able to afford a tajima without first getting the Melco. And I still use the Melco just for more simple designs

I use a Chinese car, since these really cost a lot, but with the tensions it drives me crazy :S now I’ve been digitizing for about a year. I thought the melco (it went out there summit) was better than the tajima, since it has the automatic voltage system. Happy Japan also seemed interesting, but the one with digital tensions costs 20k.

@ for me the digital tension on the Melco is a little iffy to be honest but it could also be user error, I felt like I followed the “rules” for setting the automatic tension but never really seemed right. But don’t be put off by my experience if it looks good to you. We were also thinking of a happy Japan but the regular tension knob ones

Anyway, you do very nice things, I follow you from Italy :) do you have an Instagram profile? So I add you?

You attach the thread to the hook on the pen while threaded through the needle and presser foot. Then you pull it away steadily and a red line on the pen give you a reading of your tension. It'll work on any multi-needle machine ricoma included

It’s a tajima Tmbp-2

Heeeey as long as someone is getting something out of them I'll keep at it, thanks for watching!

Thank you! Took a minute but we got it!

Not sure if you mentioned before but did you ever use Hatch? Just wonder if any one who's used both would say Wilcom Es is worth the switch.

@tkstitch I've used hatch with the trial version. I was more confused using it. Most likely user error. But to me es is more straight forward as in the tools and etc. But everyone is different. Not sure if es has a trial version. But I know alot more companies are changing to subscription based.

Just looked it up, Es also has a trial, might have to check it out myself too. We'll see what John Deer's new software is like in a few days

Thanks you brotha, I like that idea of keeping something ready to run some tension testing, you got all the pro strats! Yeaaaa also as I was editing I realized you can easily just mess with the letter spacing option for text as well. Idk why I'm always hesitant to run the machine up there in speed, bad experiences with the Melco maybe 🤔

@ Once you get your tension good, let her rip! I normally run Richardson 112’s at 840 rpm, if I have small text I might drop it to 800-820. I have Two Barudan Pro 3’s and the oldest is 4 years old. Your Tajima is just as capable.

Gotcha, Barbudans are beasts as well, if i ever get the chance to get another machine I'd definitely be interested in one of those bad boys.

Appreciate your time! hopefully a digitizing video tomorrow 🤞

I put in request from their website to speak to a technician. Got a call from them the same day and they shipped it out to me. I did Pay for expedited shipping though

@ thank you

Heeeey thanks for stopping by and checking us out! Good luck to you on all your future embroidery gigs. Hope I can continue to help out!

Mmm yea sometimes when the design is not too crazy I try it on fabrics or twill. But I definitely recommend to test it on a hat you don’t care about messing up to really see how the design stitches out before doing the legit one.

@@tkstitch thank you so much

ha! all good, pretty much for all clothing I use cut-away and only use tear away for beanies sometimes and hats always.

@@tkstitch Thank you.

Thank you!

Honestly probably won't make a video on this design specifically but I'll be doing more digitizing focused videos coming up, thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching bro, and appreciated! I'll keep that in mind

We have the exact same taste for music

Yoooo, yea I don't think something has ever looked bad because it had stabilizer, but definitely has looked bad it if doesn't have it and need it! Nothing serious, just a little Carpal tunnel from when I used to game on the computers for hours and hours(which I now regret). Pain just pops up certain days, but nothing crazy, thanks for asking!

Usually for middle chest designs or left/right chest placements, I measure about 4 fingers down from the neckline. I'll go a little further down if they're larger sizes like XL and up, thanks for watchinh!

It works fine but overall I just get nicer looking ends results on the Tajima, also I was never able to do 3D puff on the melco

I will definitely work on digitizing focused videos, thank you!

Thank you, glad you enjoyed!

Hey thanks for watching! I put the stop on the machine when I'm selecting the colors for the design. There's a button that says "OF" which puts the stop. I've never done it through hatch but I think I think you can put a stop through it, maybe through the applique settings.

Hey thanks! You can email me to Kbetzcustom@gmail.com

Yea for sure, satins do have to be the cleanest, and thank you!

Definitely, just gotta watch the fingers!

Thanks!

Thanks! still trying to figure my lighting out to be consistent but yes definitely, seen other people do it like that, I’m really just a tiny channel but overtime I’ll get everything set up nicely 👌

For sure, I knew there was a chance I was totally wrong, thanks 🙏!

Sorry don’t actually offer digitizing as one of our services

Muuuuch faster than the regular ones for sure!