STICKER SHOP OVERVIEW - My Gear, Tools, & Setup!
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- Опубликовано: 6 мар 2024
- In this video, I walk through my shop and what gear I have to run a sticker business that prints thousands of stickers per month.
Head here for stickers, banners, and posters:
www.stickershuttle.com 
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Great setup, please please please move the heat gun. They actually have flat backs so you can keep them vertical, and when it's turned off UNPLUG it! They will/can/have caught fire because of internals going bad. Even when turned off, thats why its best to unplug after use.
I definitely have it unplugged! I do need to find a better spot for it though... lol
Awesome. I love seeing other folks setups. Thanks for sharing. Look forward to more content in the future.
Thanks Mike!
Very nice setup.
Thanks for sharing this with us.
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You're welcome!! Thanks for watching
Great video 👍🤠🦖
Thanks 👍
I have a question, did you start out with this printer and plotter combo? or did you work your way up to them? In other words is it best for me to invest that much into just getting started because its kinda futureproffing growth, or do you recommend something cheaper and then upgrade?
You can start with just the printer, but it needs to be a print-and-cut machine. This printer also can cut. But it became too slow for my production speed needed.
Hi bro!
I have a question about your graphtec.
Which is the setup in the machine and the blade, to do die cut?
Thank a lot
I'm not sure what you mean! Make sure you have a 60 degree blade for die cut stickers.
Which foil do you use to print stickers on?
I don't do foil stickers!
Why you dont cut on the mimaci
Because it’s slow and counterproductive to take it off and put it back on.
@@stickershuttle would you recommend just getting the regular one that doesn't cut??
@@terryw5500 I would, but I believe the JV, which is the non-cut, lack a few features that are important as well. I would recommend getting a UV printer also.
You recommend the uv over the one u currently have. What's the uv mobile. I'm trying to find one good machine I sold my roland bn20a
@@terryw5500 MIMAKI UCJV-150