Great video, thank you! Would you mind sharing your exact settings for the Graphtec CE7000 (Speed, Force, Blade Length)? I'm cutting script fonts and it happens quite regularly that small pieces stick to the vinyl I'm removing. It would help tremendously to know the best settings for the job. Much appreciated!
What vinyl are you using? For something basic like Siser EasyWeed we typically have a force of 9 or 10 with regular blade length (we never adjust the blade length, only the force) and speed of 30! We definitely recommend doing a test cut ALWAYS! Another helpful tip for working with script font or difficult-to-weed projects, adding an offset to your design makes it easier - www.tiktok.com/@shawnmosch/video/7192664605598960942?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7195226608016393770
Even if your design doesn't have text, if you want it to turn out the same way it looks on your screen you should mirror it. If your design is perfectly symmetrical then I guess it doesn't matter. Its just a good practice to always mirror.
Which one is better depends on what kind of t shirts and designs you want to make. Check out this blog for more info about dye sublimation and it's pros and cons: www.heattransferwarehouse.com/blog/the-dye-sublimation-advantage/
Great video, thank you! Would you mind sharing your exact settings for the Graphtec CE7000 (Speed, Force, Blade Length)? I'm cutting script fonts and it happens quite regularly that small pieces stick to the vinyl I'm removing. It would help tremendously to know the best settings for the job. Much appreciated!
What vinyl are you using? For something basic like Siser EasyWeed we typically have a force of 9 or 10 with regular blade length (we never adjust the blade length, only the force) and speed of 30! We definitely recommend doing a test cut ALWAYS! Another helpful tip for working with script font or difficult-to-weed projects, adding an offset to your design makes it easier - www.tiktok.com/@shawnmosch/video/7192664605598960942?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7195226608016393770
I am new to using vinyl on clothing and bags and would like to see more videos on these please
Great video thank you. Was wondering you said always mirror when using HTV but that is only if you have words, correct?
Even if your design doesn't have text, if you want it to turn out the same way it looks on your screen you should mirror it. If your design is perfectly symmetrical then I guess it doesn't matter. Its just a good practice to always mirror.
@@HeatTransferWarehouse thank you
Hi good night how you doing I have a question is sublimation is better than HTV to print t shirt which vinyl are the best
Which one is better depends on what kind of t shirts and designs you want to make. Check out this blog for more info about dye sublimation and it's pros and cons: www.heattransferwarehouse.com/blog/the-dye-sublimation-advantage/