Wow this looks cool! I think I will wait though because right now, for me, the cons outweigh the pros. I'm hoping they'll update it after some comments from the public. As always, great video. You're always concise and to the point which is greatly appreciated!
I just purchased the Htv Ront from Walmart and I love it. I tells you how many pounds of pressure you are applying. This press has too many pieces for my tiny over crowded craft room. My press was 85 dollars at Wally world. Good luck.
Thank you so much for your videos. They are very helpful!! I want to get my first heat press, and I was thinking on getting the htvront auto heat press until I saw this video. Which one would you recommend for someone that has never had a heat press and want to get one please? Again, thank you so much for your videos!
2 questions. unlike the cricut press. can this operare without there xtool suite. and without a internet connection. and does this have a replaceable fuse.
There is no internet connection required for this. The Cricut press only requires an internet connection to setup/register. I did not see any option for a fuse but I could have missed it!
@@AngieHolden Just FYI your review video on the Cricut Autopress giving me the measurement front to back is the only one of its kind, I searched for days to get that dimension.. Good review on both...
You should start a new channel for just demoing paid sponsorship products. I used to watch religiously when you were actually teaching how tos and DIYs. So sad to see ya go from my YT favs.
Is there a reason you can’t watch just the how to’s and skip the demos? I don’t find it difficult at all to scan through the list of videos and click on what I want, am I missing something?
There are titles to each video so you can choose what to watch…. That is easy. Here is an FYI that I am Not sure YOU understand about the amount of time it takes to do a video for you tube, it’s like a job and unless these folks are huge humanitarians who are super independently wealthy and their sole goal in life is to freely educate ppl like most viewers on you tube, which I highly doubt. For many this how they make their living. Plus everything they record is not going to be 100% appealing to everyone as you can’t please everyone. I hope this information helps you
I love how you explain everything. I appreciate you.
You are so welcome!
You always do such a great job with your explanations and tutorials. So appreciated.
Thanks for watching!
Wow this looks cool! I think I will wait though because right now, for me, the cons outweigh the pros. I'm hoping they'll update it after some comments from the public. As always, great video. You're always concise and to the point which is greatly appreciated!
Thanks for watching!
Very interesting set up!! I like that theyve made a mini ecosystem !! Great video!
It is interesting!
I love my swing away press. Great review.
Happy to help!
You did such a good job explaining how to use so I brought the bundle
Enjoy!
Love this video thank you !!!!
Happy to help!
And thank you for your reviews they really help
So glad!
@@AngieHolden I always look forward to your reviews
Wonderful Lady Angie
Thank you!
I love your explanations as always! However the handle on the press doesn't look like it will last.
The handle itself was made out of a sturdy material. The stand did have plastic components however.
I wonder if you put 2 heat pads together if that would help with more pressure. Maybe they need to make a thicker heat pad to offset the con.
I didn't find it to be user friendly for heavy pressure.
@@AngieHolden that’s too bad. It looked promising.
I’m trying to decide between this and the new HTV Ront manual press. Will you be reviewing that one soon?
I just purchased the Htv Ront from Walmart and I love it. I tells you how many pounds of pressure you are applying. This press has too many pieces for my tiny over crowded craft room. My press was 85 dollars at Wally world. Good luck.
I am thinking I may add that to my list!
@@casswmswhich did you get? The one I’m talking about is not out yet…at least I don’t think it is. Lol. And definitely not $85
Thank you so much for your videos. They are very helpful!! I want to get my first heat press, and I was thinking on getting the htvront auto heat press until I saw this video. Which one would you recommend for someone that has never had a heat press and want to get one please? Again, thank you so much for your videos!
We have a variety here: heyletsmakestuff.lpages.co/heat-press-road-map-offer/
Hi, can you please provide us the size of the heating element? I am not sure it was mentioned on your video. Not on xtool product page too
Sorry, found it. Its a 12''×10'' (304.8mm×254mm).
Yep 10 x 12!
How do you use the three "pressure scale" dots? It looks like locking the stand goes way over the scale.
I did attempt to add as much pressure as possible to make the puff HTV work. It still didn't but I did turn it as far as it would go.
wow I love the xtool press
Glad you like it!
2 questions. unlike the cricut press. can this operare without there xtool suite. and without a internet connection.
and does this have a replaceable fuse.
There is no internet connection required for this. The Cricut press only requires an internet connection to setup/register. I did not see any option for a fuse but I could have missed it!
I'll pass to many pieces. I'll stick to my HTVRONT press
Definitely not for everyone!
That’s too funny. You’re reviewing the ex tool heat press and this morning I bought the cricket heat press off of your video.
There are room for both in the crafting world and you should use which one is best for you!
@@AngieHolden my intention is to use it primarily for wood sign its faster than CNC and my P2 laser
@@AngieHolden Just FYI your review video on the Cricut Autopress giving me the measurement front to back is the only one of its kind, I searched for days to get that dimension.. Good review on both...
It looks pretty clunky and cumbersome to me
That is what I was thinking.
It is nice if you want the ease of a handheld but want to not hold it down all of the time. Definitely not for everyone!
Nice informative video but it is too many pieces for me.
I understand!
You can get each press on their own without the stand if you don't need the all in one.
All this for $59.00? Impressive.
The all in one is currently on sale for $299.99. Not $59?
@@ulaB My bad. Misread.
Oh no… it seems too much hard work. I will stick to my loklik easy press… great review though.
I agree!
Happy to help! Even if it is to help you decide against something!
What do you mean by "hard work"? You can use it just like yours and press manually?
@@ulaB mines not manual I have the auto easy press I press a button and it does it automatically
I will never need this. I’ve only used those products once on wood. And I will never ever do sublimation
Why will you never ever do sublimation?
A heat press is not for every crafter but a lot of crafters do use them.
You should start a new channel for just demoing paid sponsorship products. I used to watch religiously when you were actually teaching how tos and DIYs. So sad to see ya go from my YT favs.
I post a mix of different things here. I have no time for another RUclips channel.
Is there a reason you can’t watch just the how to’s and skip the demos? I don’t find it difficult at all to scan through the list of videos and click on what I want, am I missing something?
There are titles to each video so you can choose what to watch…. That is easy. Here is an FYI that I am Not sure YOU understand about the amount of time it takes to do a video for you tube, it’s like a job and unless these folks are huge humanitarians who are super independently wealthy and their sole goal in life is to freely educate ppl like most viewers on you tube, which I highly doubt. For many this how they make their living. Plus everything they record is not going to be 100% appealing to everyone as you can’t please everyone. I hope this information helps you