I think those holes are really called half tone. Screen Print rip software should have a half tone setting or you can get half tone brushes for most applications.
@@dapittg no, they’re called halftones. The rip software out puts halftones with raster images. You have to add halftones manually in a vector file. With raster images gradients and fades are converted to halftones automatically in the rip software. You adjust how coarse/big you want them to be inside of the software program.
I got the 650. There are a lot of people in different groups that be talking out the size of their neck. Some swear up and down that WT prints are not durable and feel crappy. Some dont like rasterization. Different papers have different feels and you cant always follow the instructions on a paper. I dont rasterize and mine feel good. I can use fabric softer and dry on HIGH heat MANY MANY times and not have an issue. Some say that 1 or 2 washes and its cracking like crazy. They just dont know what they are doing. TEST TEST TEST and you will be shocked at what you may discover
White toner printing isn't sustainable for doing large numbers of shirts. I used a icolor 560 for a year and now its collecting dust. I switched over to screenprinted transfers that someone else makes for me and the difference is night and day. I press for 10 seconds and its done. No A B paper. No marrying. No pulling issues. No toner to deal with. No printing problems. No paper feel( and full color prints do feel like paper) no rasterizing. Just 10 seconds and its done. Screenprinted transfers are vibrant and the feel like an actual screen print. If I've got a large order I can order my transfers, receive them in the mail and have them all pressed before you would be finish with white toner prints. And the amount of time I spent on them is a fraction of the time you will spend with white toner. And they will look and fell like they were screenprinted. For a business white toner is not sustainable if you plan on growing. For personal use and doing a few shirts here and there than maybe but for a business buy a heat press and have your transfers screen. Theres no TEST TEST TEST! ITS JUST PRESS PRESS PRESS! And I'm not talking out the side of my neck. These are facts because I've done it.
Whenever I order my shirts, I naturally started by knocking out the black pixels via photoshop of the art piece, on black shirts, because it didn’t make sense to me to have black ink on perfectly black fabric. I see now I was on the right track, I’ll keep that in mind for a other color shirts too and see the results. Nice video!
So if you were putting the transfer onto orange would you knock out any orange from the design and so on with whatever color shirt and that color if its in the design?
@@mikeferretti7422 Yes! Simply remove the color of your shirt using the "knock me color out" feature and take advantage of the negative space it provides.
Good job on getting to the point with out over explaining etc. I've watched some videos that were just 2much talking trying to sound super knowledgeable on the scientific aspects of DTG,FTF white print etc. Thanks again I gave you the 👍🏾& subscribed to the channel peace peace.
its something like a vinyl process , a full sheet feels hard and rubbery but if you use a black t you can use t shirt as outlines if you catch my drift..lol you have to have the creativity .
I mean me personally I have the icolor 560 and I used it alot and due to the fact you have to knock out colors to get it to feel good or rasterize the the picture is just not good imo, ended up getting a dtf printer and the difference is night and day not only with feel but with washability...I will never understand why someone would pick a white toner printer over a dtf printer...the only reason I even still have that white toner printer is because it does cups and even still when you mess around with the brightness and saturation it's just playing hell the whole time to get it right and I end up wasting money half the time to get the color right...not to mention the toner and transfer paper is godly expensive. Plan on getting a uv dtf printer soon and I'll honestly just throw away the white toner printer and not bother selling it just to save someone else the headache...anyone who has a white toner printer and says they love it is either lying so they feel better about not wasting their money or they never seen a dtf printer in person.
Hey there. I'm looking to invest in the Uninet iColor 560. Do different transfer paper's give the print a different feel? The forever Laser Dark paper seems to be pretty good but, how does the white toner Uninet IColor Standard 2 Step Weedless Transfer Media Hold up and compare to the Laser Dark paper? Thanks for the video! Very Helpful!
I use white toner on everything and I love it. Just got the 650 been using an HP with white toner and have had great success with it so hoping it goes the same with the Uninet. My husband got me the fusion a while ago and it is the only way to go if you can afford it, saves all your heat settings for you. Thank you for the great video.
This is a really useful very informative video. Love it. Thanks so much for clearly explaining this. One quick question… does the adhesive get peeled cold too or is that a warm / hot peel?
Hey dude great video , I don't have a white toner printer, but I was thinking of getting the ghost white toner for my HP laser jet pro M254dw. Do you have experience with this ? I've checked out videos from ghost white toner it seems OK ?
if your starting a business a ehite toner printer is the best investment. 1 sublimation is something you wont be using often because may of the t shirts you find for sublimation are not good quality. 2 you can also get a cutter like a roland but you will need to outline with white a lot of the images unless you want to weed out little details. 3 dtf needs a lot of attention like printing everyday. And if your starting off yea its better quality. But no one tells you most dtf are expensive they tell you a price but you end up paying way more and the shipping and if you invest in a matching and you dont have a consecutive clientele you run the risk of your printer head clogging and repair is expensive. Dtg thats another high maintenance. White toner is perfect because you dont have to use it everyday and you dont have to feel limited to what you can do. 20 shirt order done get the shirts if next week you dont have order leave it come back and is ready to go again. And as you build up and your orders get heavier then think about dtf
I like my white toner transfer printer I just need to figure out how to make I use less toner. When I purchased it I was told it could do up to 1100 prints on a set of cartridges. Now a full set of toner cartridges cost around 1200 dollars and I'm barely getting 200 prints and my customers really don't like the holes. Any advice for me?
Watching this late. I am at a time in my business ( that's finally picking up) my customers don't like vinyl, sublimation was working until they wanted cotton, so I started sublimation using dtf film and powder. Now I can't do dark colors with sublimation. No one really likes the printable vinyl. On top of that I have orders for all large images with lots of colors. Should I look at a dtf printer or white toner printer? Do they have different feels? Thanks for all you do!
I am posting this to several peeps to see what are your thoughts on something that bothers me. I wish that companies would change their business models so that they would attract and keep customers loyal. For example. I understand that I am the only person in the world that has a full time job and is trying to make this garment industry my full time gig. I wish to add an embroidery machine into my arsenal but... I have to purchase a multi thousand dollar machine then and only then, will I have access to the training videos. Between my full time job, client projects and family life, I don't wish to have a $10 - $20+ grand paper weight sitting in my garage while i watch the training videos during breaks, lunch time or when I have some free personal time so I can finally be able to actually use the machine in a competent manner 3 - 12 months later. I would rather pay a $200 - $300 dollars to have unlimited access to all the training videos for any multi thousand dollar machine that I wish to purchase so I can watch and learn at my own time. That way, when I am actually ready to buy those expensive machines, I will be ahead of the learning curve when I finally receive the unit and hit the ground running in my offerings to current and future clients.. If the manufacturers would allow the pre-paid monies for one to watch the training videos turn into a "Down Payment" or a "Lay-A-Way" type payment towards the unit, that would be even better. The above scenario would let me know that the companies that make or just sell the machines actually want me to succeed and do well. Not only that, It would actually make me more loyal to their brand knowing that they have my back. What are your thoughts on this topic. Would you have wished to be able to have access to all the training videos prior to your purchases of your equipment so you could have hit the ground running?
Thank you my printer has been sitting collecting dust because I have been so frustrated with it. As far as the press goes I have read that is key with this printer. So do you recommend the one that you are using?
@@naturalhealthrevolution1518 Thank you so much I am in one that I found, White Toner transfer group. I just got the fusion in so we are trying that tonight.
They're not holes, they halftone dots/pixels. Just making note so when people are trying to research what they're doing, they can find the information they need.
What if you don’t want tiny holes all over your prints? And removing the black only works for black shirts. What if it’s a green or blue or pink shirt? Or a shirt that isn’t a color that’s in the print?
@@ralton7817Just like with screen printing, the shirt color shows through wherever there is a print. So you make the design match the shirt color. The holes are called halftones and is a common screen printing technique for the same reason that he is doing it in this video
So in the knock out. I can knock out any color depending on the shirt color? And also why do I have a hard time pealing the b side when it cools? I have the i560 from Coldesi. Also how do you spilt the image. I’m stuck on a single paper size print. Want to make images bigger. Thanks for your time.
Because someone don't agree with you doesn't makes them a hater, I am a screen printer and prints almost anything and I am looking into DTF and white toner printers.
Can you show or tell me how to get those partial rasterization in the background around the bricks on the 1St zoombie shirt? I see you have some big and some small holes in certain areas Thanks
He is telling you it looks better with the knock me out black but you dont even get the same brown color of the jacket on the zombie. Yes it feels better but the colors are muted and looks way different
I love my white toner printer. I only haven’t mastered the split image. I have problems matching. It shows a split or color difference. Can you tell me what I am doing wrong.
good info on the techniques...people need to know this about white toner....but what paper are you using..I know they make papers with stretch capabilities but are you using that or basic paper because the main issue white toner has is cracking "period" vs DTF when stretched or right after the first few washes....how are you combatting this issue cause you know its there, lmk bro...I know half tones and knock out help with that but how much does it help and what has been your experiance with it
Basic paper doesn't work. I use Forever Laser Dark Low Temp. Halftones are the best thing that can be done to lighten the weird crinkly paper feel. but some customers want a solid emblem and don't allow you to do halftoning. that's where this type of printing feel will lose to something like a DTF printer. I have been running white toner for 4 years now. I am a crossroads with DTF now...I may end up spending $30k on a whole new system. IT's VERY ANNOYING to have to buy a whole new system just to get a more rubbery feel. UGH.
I have a oki 711 white toner printer and i remember i bought a rip to do the halftones to save on toner and make it less paper feel. Never used it and tried to find it but seems to be somewhere lol. I will see this video shortly but if it doesn't show how to keep the toner down is there another way without the rip?
i trying to tell the difference between the Lazer color printers that are like $400 and the white toner Lazer printers that are $5000 do the $500 color Lazer printers not do white or toner different or what . can you use a regular color Lazer printer right out the box on the a&b paper or no
This design worked great with a black shirt but what if you were doing this design onto an orange shirt or red or whatever color. You will need the black to be there and then you are back to the first print and press you did of this design correct?
That’s when you can use other design methods like sublimation or DTF etc. We just need to know what works best at that time for the t shirt color/ material.
i can't get mine to print wen i first got it did few prints worked but they weren't perfect then now can't even get it to print for shyt iv put out like 20k & still posing monthly for something haven't even been using please help !.
Honestly Gary I value ur opinion but this subject here omg I financed the digital fx 8432 and it's been a total nightmare and on top of that the company won't let me out of the contract the quality of the prints is horrible and the learning is a financial drain hole my clothing line is currently in 2 stores in CT and I don't believe in the quality of the prints to use this process for things I put in the stores....what are some of the other items made with this machine other than apparel
Is there a way to fix a shirt that feels papery? I bought a print from someone and it looks awful!! 😔 I wanted to purchase a white toner printer but this print made me change my mind.
No once you print it's done the problem is people spend 7 to 8 grand and start selling shirts before the truly learn the machine and the process and getting the right software.
Help! I've had my Uninet 560 since September. I am having trouble marrying sheet A and Sheet B. I'm using the exact same heat press you use in the video. 120. seconds @ 300 degrees. Please advise.
oh thank you for this video!!!!! you are dead on! when you invest in something like this, it is not-again never-a turn key perfect-you have to learn it, screw crap up to get it right
I own this machine OKI8432 and do NOT recommend it. It DOES crack even on the first wash or with just a little bit of stretch, even after following ALL of their instructions (using t-seal paper to finish it, don't wash same day you print, wash inside out, no fabric softner etc..). Easy way to know this is do a video printing it and streching it a little, you will see how it will crack every single time. If someone made it work for them great.. what I say to this person is, make a video showing your technique and putting it to the test. Also, if the humidity of the room the machine is in is not super high, like over 60, the print will come with smears/dots/marks etc.. If you are printing white or black, the edges will always have a line around the edges of a different color. Hope this helps someone who is trying to decide to buy it or not, the choice is yours but at least you will see the opinion of someone who uses it a lot.
I’m finding it hard to rasterize in photoshop just using like an Hp. Is it recommended to just get a white toner printer that can print one pass. I try doing two passes and it just doesn’t line up
Yes it's difficult to line up the prints for two pass printing. For this reason a genuine White Toner Printer that prints both the color and white layers in one pass is highly recommended!
I spent 11k on a white toner printer a icolor 800 to be exact and it was a horrible experience the worst ever I really can’t stand white toner any more
This icolor 560 was such a mistake. The sad thing is, I haven't finished paying for it. Every time you touch it, there's something wrong. I wouldn't recommend this %^&ing crap. THe latest is prorip shows the job printed but the printer is not responding. It used to be aborted issues where I had to go to manage queues to fix. I effing hate the printer I really want to do something bad to the manufacturers so they feel my pain.
White toner printer owners are in such denial that it’s such a great printer. Doesn’t matter how much rasterization you it still feels like crappy quality. Plus, you didn’t mention how terrible the wash ability is. I get you’re being paid to promote this product but please don’t lie to people is all we ask from you.
@@naturalhealthrevolution1518 Trust me, I know what I am doing. It is ok to be in denial with your printer and white toner will never be great. It is subpar and thats about it.
Facts... Like who wants to do multi steps for 1 transfer.... Think of all the work and time it takes if i had to do 50 shirts!...omg! U might as well order plastisol transfers
Hell yea!!! Those designs are DOPE!! 👌😍😍 ALSO, GREAT VIDEOS! KEEP THEM COMING!! 🙌🙋♀️💯💯 HATERZ GET OFF THIS MAN'S SHIT!! WHY YOU HERE!? BYE!👋🙋♀️🤣🤣 YOU KEEP 👀 👀 👀.. I SAY YOU'RE IN DENIAL!
the holes look so awesome!!! it gives it that old comic book feel. LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!
I thought the original video was RUclips gold. Thank you for the plug.
I think those holes are really called half tone. Screen Print rip software should have a half tone setting or you can get half tone brushes for most applications.
No it's called rasterizing
@@dapittg no, they’re called halftones. The rip software out puts halftones with raster images. You have to add halftones manually in a vector file. With raster images gradients and fades are converted to halftones automatically in the rip software. You adjust how coarse/big you want them to be inside of the software program.
Yeah for some reason the RUclips community calls it rasterization when is really just half-toning
I got the 650. There are a lot of people in different groups that be talking out the size of their neck. Some swear up and down that WT prints are not durable and feel crappy. Some dont like rasterization.
Different papers have different feels and you cant always follow the instructions on a paper. I dont rasterize and mine feel good. I can use fabric softer and dry on HIGH heat MANY MANY times and not have an issue. Some say that 1 or 2 washes and its cracking like crazy. They just dont know what they are doing. TEST TEST TEST and you will be shocked at what you may discover
White toner printing isn't sustainable for doing large numbers of shirts. I used a icolor 560 for a year and now its collecting dust. I switched over to screenprinted transfers that someone else makes for me and the difference is night and day. I press for 10 seconds and its done. No A B paper. No marrying. No pulling issues. No toner to deal with. No printing problems. No paper feel( and full color prints do feel like paper) no rasterizing. Just 10 seconds and its done. Screenprinted transfers are vibrant and the feel like an actual screen print. If I've got a large order I can order my transfers, receive them in the mail and have them all pressed before you would be finish with white toner prints. And the amount of time I spent on them is a fraction of the time you will spend with white toner. And they will look and fell like they were screenprinted. For a business white toner is not sustainable if you plan on growing. For personal use and doing a few shirts here and there than maybe but for a business buy a heat press and have your transfers screen. Theres no TEST TEST TEST! ITS JUST PRESS PRESS PRESS! And I'm not talking out the side of my neck. These are facts because I've done it.
Where do you order screen-printed transfers?
@@patriciaellinghausen4365 they never tell you.
@@TMS5100There are several Great companies on Google.
Whenever I order my shirts, I naturally started by knocking out the black pixels via photoshop of the art piece, on black shirts, because it didn’t make sense to me to have black ink on perfectly black fabric. I see now I was on the right track, I’ll keep that in mind for a other color shirts too and see the results. Nice video!
So if you were putting the transfer onto orange would you knock out any orange from the design and so on with whatever color shirt and that color if its in the design?
@@mikeferretti7422 interesting. I want to know too. Just made my very fist print yesterday!
@@mikeferretti7422 Yes! Simply remove the color of your shirt using the "knock me color out" feature and take advantage of the negative space it provides.
Love my uninet i560.. Game changer also you can print on hard surfaces like mugs.
Good job on getting to the point with out over explaining etc. I've watched some videos that were just 2much talking trying to sound super knowledgeable on the scientific aspects of DTG,FTF white print etc. Thanks again I gave you the 👍🏾& subscribed to the channel peace peace.
The holes make the artwork look like old school comic book art!
its something like a vinyl process , a full sheet feels hard and rubbery but if you use a black t you can use t shirt as outlines if you catch my drift..lol
you have to have the creativity .
I loooove your channel, wish it was around when I first tried printing years ago , keep it up. You're motivating me to get back into it.
Always great 2 get a vid from u G! Thanks 4 everything!!!
I mean me personally I have the icolor 560 and I used it alot and due to the fact you have to knock out colors to get it to feel good or rasterize the the picture is just not good imo, ended up getting a dtf printer and the difference is night and day not only with feel but with washability...I will never understand why someone would pick a white toner printer over a dtf printer...the only reason I even still have that white toner printer is because it does cups and even still when you mess around with the brightness and saturation it's just playing hell the whole time to get it right and I end up wasting money half the time to get the color right...not to mention the toner and transfer paper is godly expensive. Plan on getting a uv dtf printer soon and I'll honestly just throw away the white toner printer and not bother selling it just to save someone else the headache...anyone who has a white toner printer and says they love it is either lying so they feel better about not wasting their money or they never seen a dtf printer in person.
Please sell your printer to me and dont throw it away.
Only problem with the white toner is the cost of the white toner as compared to dtf
cost true but, no clogged heads or daily maintenance neither.
All that you said has truth in it
What’s most important
Is they don’t hold up when washed
AT ALL!!
That's what I was wondering. How does it hold up after washing it several times
Gary...hats 2 go with the T's...PLEASE LOL!!!
Hey there. I'm looking to invest in the Uninet iColor 560. Do different transfer paper's give the print a different feel? The forever Laser Dark paper seems to be pretty good but, how does the white toner Uninet IColor Standard 2 Step Weedless Transfer Media Hold up and compare to the Laser Dark paper? Thanks for the video! Very Helpful!
White toner is best for hard goods. Ceramic mugs, glass and wood only.
I use white toner on everything and I love it. Just got the 650 been using an HP with white toner and have had great success with it so hoping it goes the same with the Uninet. My husband got me the fusion a while ago and it is the only way to go if you can afford it, saves all your heat settings for you. Thank you for the great video.
😁 I would like to see videos on your other channel using Affinity for simple topography designs and anything trendy or common etc... Thanks G👍🏾
This is a really useful very informative video. Love it. Thanks so much for clearly explaining this. One quick question… does the adhesive get peeled cold too or is that a warm / hot peel?
The adhesive is a hot peel, after pressed on garment is when it needs to be a cold peel
Hey dude great video , I don't have a white toner printer, but I was thinking of getting the ghost white toner for my HP laser jet pro M254dw. Do you have experience with this ? I've checked out videos from ghost white toner it seems OK ?
Reading that negative review took me out! 😂😂😂
if your starting a business a ehite toner printer is the best investment. 1 sublimation is something you wont be using often because may of the t shirts you find for sublimation are not good quality. 2 you can also get a cutter like a roland but you will need to outline with white a lot of the images unless you want to weed out little details. 3 dtf needs a lot of attention like printing everyday. And if your starting off yea its better quality. But no one tells you most dtf are expensive they tell you a price but you end up paying way more and the shipping and if you invest in a matching and you dont have a consecutive clientele you run the risk of your printer head clogging and repair is expensive. Dtg thats another high maintenance. White toner is perfect because you dont have to use it everyday and you dont have to feel limited to what you can do. 20 shirt order done get the shirts if next week you dont have order leave it come back and is ready to go again. And as you build up and your orders get heavier then think about dtf
I like my white toner transfer printer I just need to figure out how to make I use less toner. When I purchased it I was told it could do up to 1100 prints on a set of cartridges. Now a full set of toner cartridges cost around 1200 dollars and I'm barely getting 200 prints and my customers really don't like the holes. Any advice for me?
Watching this late. I am at a time in my business ( that's finally picking up) my customers don't like vinyl, sublimation was working until they wanted cotton, so I started sublimation using dtf film and powder. Now I can't do dark colors with sublimation. No one really likes the printable vinyl. On top of that I have orders for all large images with lots of colors. Should I look at a dtf printer or white toner printer? Do they have different feels? Thanks for all you do!
I am posting this to several peeps to see what are your thoughts on something that bothers me.
I wish that companies would change their business models so that they would attract and keep customers loyal. For example. I understand that I am the only person in the world that has a full time job and is trying to make this garment industry my full time gig. I wish to add an embroidery machine into my arsenal but... I have to purchase a multi thousand dollar machine then and only then, will I have access to the training videos. Between my full time job, client projects and family life, I don't wish to have a $10 - $20+ grand paper weight sitting in my garage while i watch the training videos during breaks, lunch time or when I have some free personal time so I can finally be able to actually use the machine in a competent manner 3 - 12 months later.
I would rather pay a $200 - $300 dollars to have unlimited access to all the training videos for any multi thousand dollar machine that I wish to purchase so I can watch and learn at my own time. That way, when I am actually ready to buy those expensive machines, I will be ahead of the learning curve when I finally receive the unit and hit the ground running in my offerings to current and future clients.. If the manufacturers would allow the pre-paid monies for one to watch the training videos turn into a "Down Payment" or a "Lay-A-Way" type payment towards the unit, that would be even better.
The above scenario would let me know that the companies that make or just sell the machines actually want me to succeed and do well. Not only that, It would actually make me more loyal to their brand knowing that they have my back. What are your thoughts on this topic. Would you have wished to be able to have access to all the training videos prior to your purchases of your equipment so you could have hit the ground running?
Can't find the courses on your website. Can you send me a link please? Thanks
Thank you my printer has been sitting collecting dust because I have been so frustrated with it. As far as the press goes I have read that is key with this printer. So do you recommend the one that you are using?
Ya better dust that baby off and get it working. Are you in any WT groups? If so, do you post and ask questions?
@@naturalhealthrevolution1518 Thank you so much I am in one that I found, White Toner transfer group. I just got the fusion in so we are trying that tonight.
How did you split the image to make a print bigger? I’ve had to turn down a few customers because my prints are limited to an iPad 11 pro size.
They're not holes, they halftone dots/pixels. Just making note so when people are trying to research what they're doing, they can find the information they need.
What if you don’t want tiny holes all over your prints? And removing the black only works for black shirts. What if it’s a green or blue or pink shirt? Or a shirt that isn’t a color that’s in the print?
can anyone with a white toner printer answer the above question?
@@ralton7817Just like with screen printing, the shirt color shows through wherever there is a print. So you make the design match the shirt color.
The holes are called halftones and is a common screen printing technique for the same reason that he is doing it in this video
the tiny holes are an effect that he wanted to add. There is no reason to have holes... he just wants it to look like its been screen printed...
you're the best, well explained. love all your videos
So in the knock out. I can knock out any color depending on the shirt color? And also why do I have a hard time pealing the b side when it cools? I have the i560 from Coldesi. Also how do you spilt the image. I’m stuck on a single paper size print. Want to make images bigger. Thanks for your time.
may you talk about dtf
Because someone don't agree with you doesn't makes them a hater, I am a screen printer and prints almost anything and I am looking into DTF and white toner printers.
How's the washability aspect of the print?
I’ve heard it’s awful. 4 to 5 washes and the logo is ruined.
Can you show or tell me how to get those partial rasterization in the background around the bricks on the 1St zoombie shirt? I see you have some big and some small holes in certain areas Thanks
Simply turn off the automatic rasterization in the RIP by unchecking "enable ink removal" in color adjust
Hi what type of paper do you use?
He is telling you it looks better with the knock me out black but you dont even get the same brown color of the jacket on the zombie. Yes it feels better but the colors are muted and looks way different
I love my white toner printer. I only haven’t mastered the split image. I have problems matching. It shows a split or color difference. Can you tell me what I am doing wrong.
good info on the techniques...people need to know this about white toner....but what paper are you using..I know they make papers with stretch capabilities but are you using that or basic paper because the main issue white toner has is cracking "period" vs DTF when stretched or right after the first few washes....how are you combatting this issue cause you know its there, lmk bro...I know half tones and knock out help with that but how much does it help and what has been your experiance with it
Basic paper doesn't work. I use Forever Laser Dark Low Temp. Halftones are the best thing that can be done to lighten the weird crinkly paper feel. but some customers want a solid emblem and don't allow you to do halftoning. that's where this type of printing feel will lose to something like a DTF printer. I have been running white toner for 4 years now. I am a crossroads with DTF now...I may end up spending $30k on a whole new system. IT's VERY ANNOYING to have to buy a whole new system just to get a more rubbery feel. UGH.
I love my white toner printer!!!
what transfers do you buy for it? i used his link for the website but i can't find where it says which transfers to buy :(
I have a oki 711 white toner printer and i remember i bought a rip to do the halftones to save on toner and make it less paper feel. Never used it and tried to find it but seems to be somewhere lol. I will see this video shortly but if it doesn't show how to keep the toner down is there another way without the rip?
i trying to tell the difference between the Lazer color printers that are like $400 and the white toner Lazer printers that are $5000 do the $500 color Lazer printers not do white or toner different or what . can you use a regular color Lazer printer right out the box on the a&b paper or no
What’s your recommendation On Washing and drying a shirt.
Can you print bigger then a 8x10 with this i560 printer ?
This design worked great with a black shirt but what if you were doing this design onto an orange shirt or red or whatever color. You will need the black to be there and then you are back to the first print and press you did of this design correct?
That’s when you can use other design methods like sublimation or DTF etc. We just need to know what works best at that time for the t shirt color/ material.
I personally like toner for hard stuff or for black things. Other then this I recommend DTF or Sub if white/light poly.
In that case you can rasterize the image using the included ProRIP software to create negative space!
What is the paper called and where do I order it?
Can you do a video on more details about using raster?
GREAT HELP! THANX!!
What printer do you recommend for this
The biggest downside is the 8x11 size other than that I enjoy my i550
My oki 8432 does 11×17
i can't get mine to print wen i first got it did few prints worked but they weren't perfect then now can't even get it to print for shyt iv put out like 20k & still posing monthly for something haven't even been using please help !.
Do u gotta put wholes in all art so it will feel soft?
can i get sheet b seperately and wats it called please
The white toner printers do a fabulous job printing the shirts but my experience the print don't hold up and that's why I will not get one
Bro I just brought one ima be on checking out your videos
Thanks for the video brother god bless
Honestly Gary I value ur opinion but this subject here omg I financed the digital fx 8432 and it's been a total nightmare and on top of that the company won't let me out of the contract the quality of the prints is horrible and the learning is a financial drain hole my clothing line is currently in 2 stores in CT and I don't believe in the quality of the prints to use this process for things I put in the stores....what are some of the other items made with this machine other than apparel
5:40 "Dont let holes fool you" -Noted
I caught that too!
I THOUGHT U POSE TOO GO OVER THAT HARDER PAPER WIT ANOTHER BUTCHER PAPER THEN TEFLON OVER TOO SOFTEN IT OUT
Yes, a finishing step is required to fully embed the image into the garment and soften the feel.
Excelentes y creativos diseños. 👍🏻
Awesome thank you so much!!!!!!!
Is there a way to fix a shirt that feels papery? I bought a print from someone and it looks awful!! 😔 I wanted to purchase a white toner printer but this print made me change my mind.
No once you print it's done the problem is people spend 7 to 8 grand and start selling shirts before the truly learn the machine and the process and getting the right software.
can i do the same technic with ink printer?
Can someone help me, I do the whole process but the first wash the design cracks all over I try so many papers and still have the problem
Great video
I've been reading garments with uninet only hold up to 4-5 washes before they start cracking/fading/peeling etc... ??! :(
What about washing it... how long does the design last?
WT transfers last between 15-100 washes based on the artwork preparation and paper used.
Help! I've had my Uninet 560 since September. I am having trouble marrying sheet A and Sheet B. I'm using the exact same heat press you use in the video. 120. seconds @ 300 degrees. Please advise.
You might try joining a Facebook user group for some support!
Hi bro. could you tell me where i can order the sheet of paper you use to print the t-shirts. i ordered on amazon but they are not of quality.
You can purchase transfer paper from www.icolorprint.com or from any iColor paper dealer!
What press is that!
what software splits it into 2 for you??
oh thank you for this video!!!!! you are dead on! when you invest in something like this, it is not-again never-a turn key perfect-you have to learn it, screw crap up to get it right
But you can't do the same thing you're suggesting with the zombie design to a company's logo
I own this machine OKI8432 and do NOT recommend it. It DOES crack even on the first wash or with just a little bit of stretch, even after following ALL of their instructions (using t-seal paper to finish it, don't wash same day you print, wash inside out, no fabric softner etc..). Easy way to know this is do a video printing it and streching it a little, you will see how it will crack every single time. If someone made it work for them great.. what I say to this person is, make a video showing your technique and putting it to the test. Also, if the humidity of the room the machine is in is not super high, like over 60, the print will come with smears/dots/marks etc.. If you are printing white or black, the edges will always have a line around the edges of a different color. Hope this helps someone who is trying to decide to buy it or not, the choice is yours but at least you will see the opinion of someone who uses it a lot.
the problem is people spend 7 to 8 grand and start selling shirts before the truly learn the machine and the process and getting the right software.
why you didnt put the image on one sheet why you spit it and used 2 sheets?
I’m finding it hard to rasterize in photoshop just using like an Hp. Is it recommended to just get a white toner printer that can print one pass. I try doing two passes and it just doesn’t line up
If using ghost unfortunately it never lines up.
Yes it's difficult to line up the prints for two pass printing. For this reason a genuine White Toner Printer that prints both the color and white layers in one pass is highly recommended!
When printing with my white toner printer once I print my image it’s not printing the white areas…do you no why by any chance
Sounds like you need to swap the cartridge in the printer. You may have it on products vs apparel. I just watched a video about this.
I spent 11k on a white toner printer a icolor 800 to be exact and it was a horrible experience the worst ever I really can’t stand white toner any more
Can i upload a design from adobe photoshop to use?
This icolor 560 was such a mistake. The sad thing is, I haven't finished paying for it. Every time you touch it, there's something wrong. I wouldn't recommend this %^&ing crap. THe latest is prorip shows the job printed but the printer is not responding. It used to be aborted issues where I had to go to manage queues to fix. I effing hate the printer I really want to do something bad to the manufacturers so they feel my pain.
You the best!
How much was that printer
the IColor 560 is $3,695
I have a question…. So I have a uninet 560… my question is my edges look distressed but I Don’t want them to look distressed how do I fix that?
Just turn off the automatic rasterization feature in color adjust (enable ink removal).
The tshirt looks like it's for a kid.
Are you leaving negative comments on my channel? Just curious
White toner printer owners are in such denial that it’s such a great printer. Doesn’t matter how much rasterization you it still feels like crappy quality. Plus, you didn’t mention how terrible the wash ability is. I get you’re being paid to promote this product but please don’t lie to people is all we ask from you.
Not true. You just dont know what you are doing
@@naturalhealthrevolution1518 Trust me, I know what I am doing. It is ok to be in denial with your printer and white toner will never be great. It is subpar and thats about it.
@@t-shirtcrusaders2547 I am not going to argue with you playa. If you want to feel that way then its cool.
white toner comes down to design, technique and what paper your using....in my experiance im not a fan of the stretchability and I own 2 of them
Facts... Like who wants to do multi steps for 1 transfer.... Think of all the work and time it takes if i had to do 50 shirts!...omg! U might as well order plastisol transfers
Is sg500 good
Damn I'm back
So much work for just 1 transfer! Not worth the energy.
The full process takes just 3 minutes to complete!
Hell yea!!! Those designs are DOPE!! 👌😍😍 ALSO, GREAT VIDEOS! KEEP THEM COMING!! 🙌🙋♀️💯💯 HATERZ GET OFF THIS MAN'S SHIT!! WHY YOU HERE!? BYE!👋🙋♀️🤣🤣 YOU KEEP 👀 👀 👀.. I SAY YOU'RE IN DENIAL!
WHY SO MANY DOTS SORRY THIS DOESN'T LOOK GOOD
Can u help me
Can you show us other designs vesides zombies
#cosign🫰🏿🫰🏿🫰🏿
It sucks
I hate those type of t shirt prints no matter what because they start peeling in the wash and they feel cheap I like screen printing t shirts