Everybody I’ve know that bought a DTF printer was pissed with the actual process and ended up selling their machines for a huge loss. If u have the funds go with a white toner printer
I have used white toner printers in the past and they are complete trash and supplies are expensive. I have a DTF printer and I will tell you that they are far much better than this. One thing to keep in mind is the marrying process only works with a good heat press which is the downfall. DTF on the other hand only requires a regular cheap heat press. I think DTF printers out weigh the cons of a white toner. DTF printers do require maintenance and white toners do not.
@@t-shirtcrusaders2547 So you are insinuating that a good heat press is a downfall? Okay. that makes alot of sense. Anyway, I'll pass on the powder adhesive that could potentially cause illnesses in the future. Good luck with that however. I'll be purchasing an Icolor. The 800 version. I have a MARKET for it.. Alot of people sell their equipment because they forget to do the marketing part BEFORE HAND... like what I do before I purchase any equipment.
What is the difference between ''DigitalHeat FX i560 White Toner Transfer Printer'' and ''The iColor 560 White Toner Printer From UniNet?'' Which one is better? I have seen the DigitalHeat FX over at Colmon/Coldesi..Trying to decide between the two..
I HAVE A QUESTION PLEASE IF SOMEONE CAN HELP. I'M NEW TO THIS . MY QUESTION IS THE INK OR POWDER THAT CAME WITH THE PRINTER IS GOOD AND READY TO PRINT ON TSHIRTS ?? OR NEED TO BY ANOTHER TONER SEPERLY ??
Hello, is there any difference in the printer or supplies (paper, toner, rip) with respect to the MagigTouch and HeatPress Nation Crio 8432wst printers? Why buy an Icolor Uninet before a Crio 8432? thank you
IColor printers have the most functionality out of the box of any white toner printer brand as they give you 5 in 1 functionality, an included RIP, a black toner cartridge, and can be upgraded with optional toner kits!
When you sublimate you are dying the polyester fabric. With Laser toner transfer you are pressing it to the top of the fabric. The feel of the design on the shirt depends on what type of Transfer paper you use and how you rasterize your design. The less toner you use, the softer it will feel. You also have to take the Transfer Papers adhesive into account as well.
@@uscuttervideos - so many options how does one decide? We already sublimate but trying to meet the dark shirt requests without them feeling like they have a plastic bag attached to the shirts with vinyl.
I can't get the marrying part RIGHT? What am I don't wrong? I've wasted about 20 papers of the 200 that came with the printer. I print on the dull side and it sticks to the B paper, I print on the glossy side with sticks but it's so hard to get the B paper off without tearing it. Do you have a live class or a class that some would respond to questions? I'll gladly pay for it or I have to sell this expensive piece of junk!
@@uscuttervideos I'm peeling off right away. I wish I can send you a video of my process. THe press is set to 320, higher than recommended since the 305 didn't work. I'll loosen the pressure and see if that works. THanks so much for replying.
Screen printing is more cost effective for large runs, but for short runs White Toner printers are a great way to get into the business with a no maintenance solution! Qualty is comparable if the artwork is prepared correctly with adequate rasterization
If you are wanting to do a full photorealistic image you can, but it would turn out better if you applied a few artistic filters and then used some of the Rasterization tools on the image.
Worst printer we ever used. Prints never came out correctly. Tried working with their support team (iColor) and could never get it to print properly. Lost thousands of dollars. Stay away from this printer.
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I'm tossed up between this and DTF. Smh. Can't lie tho. This looks much less stressful and easier to work with in certain regards.
Everybody I’ve know that bought a DTF printer was pissed with the actual process and ended up selling their machines for a huge loss. If u have the funds go with a white toner printer
DTF has better colors and the prints last longer, but they are way more time and work intensive. Pick which one matters most to you.
I have used white toner printers in the past and they are complete trash and supplies are expensive. I have a DTF printer and I will tell you that they are far much better than this. One thing to keep in mind is the marrying process only works with a good heat press which is the downfall. DTF on the other hand only requires a regular cheap heat press. I think DTF printers out weigh the cons of a white toner. DTF printers do require maintenance and white toners do not.
This printer is garbage
@@t-shirtcrusaders2547 So you are insinuating that a good heat press is a downfall? Okay. that makes alot of sense. Anyway, I'll pass on the powder adhesive that could potentially cause illnesses in the future. Good luck with that however. I'll be purchasing an Icolor. The 800 version. I have a MARKET for it.. Alot of people sell their equipment because they forget to do the marketing part BEFORE HAND... like what I do before I purchase any equipment.
What is the difference between ''DigitalHeat FX i560 White Toner Transfer Printer'' and ''The iColor 560 White Toner Printer From UniNet?'' Which one is better? I have seen the DigitalHeat FX over at Colmon/Coldesi..Trying to decide between the two..
what paper and toner did you use to get the plan print effect ? kind of mate and light instead of the look of a picture on the shirt.
I'm sorry, but I don't understand this question.
Can u use Mac ? With the software?
No it does not work with a mac.
I HAVE A QUESTION PLEASE IF SOMEONE CAN HELP. I'M NEW TO THIS . MY QUESTION IS THE INK OR POWDER THAT CAME WITH THE PRINTER IS GOOD AND READY TO PRINT ON TSHIRTS ?? OR NEED TO BY ANOTHER TONER SEPERLY ??
The toner that ships with the printer is perfect for making transfers out of the box!
I want to know about coated and uncoated materials. Do we need coated wood or coated metal for the white toner prints to transfer on them?
No coated needed for wood or metal transfers.
@@uscuttervideos Thanks a lot.
Excuse me what product is the one step transfer paper that was mentioned in this video?
Single step papers are generally the Laser Light papers - uscutter.com/Joto-Laser-Paper-Paropy-Trim-Free/
How does it do single pass when it cant load all the toners ? you still have to swap the black out no?
The Rip software allows you to create a composite black with CMY
How do you print white text on transfer sheets? If it can be done someone please make a video. There is NONE out there ...
Hello, is there any difference in the printer or supplies (paper, toner, rip) with respect to the MagigTouch and HeatPress Nation Crio 8432wst printers?
Why buy an Icolor Uninet before a Crio 8432? thank you
IColor printers have the most functionality out of the box of any white toner printer brand as they give you 5 in 1 functionality, an included RIP, a black toner cartridge, and can be upgraded with optional toner kits!
Does the image have the same feel as printed vinyl or sublimation?
When you sublimate you are dying the polyester fabric. With Laser toner transfer you are pressing it to the top of the fabric. The feel of the design on the shirt depends on what type of Transfer paper you use and how you rasterize your design. The less toner you use, the softer it will feel. You also have to take the Transfer Papers adhesive into account as well.
@@uscuttervideos - so many options how does one decide? We already sublimate but trying to meet the dark shirt requests without them feeling like they have a plastic bag attached to the shirts with vinyl.
I have 550 can I get the updated files
I can't get the marrying part RIGHT? What am I don't wrong? I've wasted about 20 papers of the 200 that came with the printer. I print on the dull side and it sticks to the B paper, I print on the glossy side with sticks but it's so hard to get the B paper off without tearing it.
Do you have a live class or a class that some would respond to questions? I'll gladly pay for it or I have to sell this expensive piece of junk!
It sounds like you are letting the transfers cool down for to long before you separate the A and B sheets
@@uscuttervideos I'm peeling off right away. I wish I can send you a video of my process.
THe press is set to 320, higher than recommended since the 305 didn't work. I'll loosen the pressure and see if that works. THanks so much for replying.
@@uscuttervideos Guess what? It was the pressure! Peeled off so smoothly! Thanks much for your help, so happy!
how it is comparable to screen printing quality? sorry the "stupid" newbe question but i am a beginner.
Screen printing is more cost effective for large runs, but for short runs White Toner printers are a great way to get into the business with a no maintenance solution! Qualty is comparable if the artwork is prepared correctly with adequate rasterization
Do a step by step for pressing the images on the shirts!😎
Can someone get me this White toner Printer
Can I add actual faces to a t-shirt ? Like an actual nba player?
If you are wanting to do a full photorealistic image you can, but it would turn out better if you applied a few artistic filters and then used some of the Rasterization tools on the image.
@@uscuttervideos awesome!
Is this printer wireless?
Yes, it is.
Worst printer we ever used. Prints never came out correctly. Tried working with their support team (iColor) and could never get it to print properly. Lost thousands of dollars. Stay away from this printer.
Not durable at all I have one
What kind of issues have hou had?
I am curious too since it has only been out a few months!
Was it a hardware issue or did something on the printer software cause you issues?
@@uscuttervideos how many wash's should the print last? I am wanting to buy one.