Omg 😱 I want this one for get the wala press I know it’s not as pretty as the wala and stahls presses but they definitely went with what works instead of looks witch is fine with me
what do you meanwith size small shirts fit and the larger ones not? I think you can also press XXXL in this press, the arms dont need to be outside of the press in my mind
Is there any specific transfer company that you would recommend which can do 8+ colors? Or is that too many? I have a lot of intricate and detailed designs.
Nice video Milton let me ask you a question so you can press large or extra-large on that press you can press extra large or extra-large t-shirts with the 15 x 15
Hi. How is their customer service? I was considering purchasing heat press from heat press nation but so many ppl is complaining about their lame customer service... was the shipping free? Thanks
missSunshine I’ll be honest haven’t used their customer service yet so I don’t know but for transfers they are great any issues we have had they resolve it quickly but for heat presses not sure
One of the guys that works for PW participates a lot on t-shirtforums.com. He goes by proworlded (as in ProWorld Ed). I had questions about their heat presses, and he bent over backwards for me in the evening and on a weekend. He was not giving me any semblance of a sales pitch - just helping me decide the size and type of heat press that would work best for me. I did end up ordering the16x20 version of the one shown in this video. To let you know how much in demand ProWorld's TransPro models are, pretty much every single one of them is on backorder. The information they have on their site is amazing, and they have many videos on their RUclips channel to help you with pretty much everything you would ever want to do. I received fast responses from their customer service - which, by the way, is very highly spoken of by everyone I've talked to. My experience with HPN was, well, not so much. In the middle of answering my questions (I fully intended to order a heat and mug press from them THAT DAY), the customer support person left and handed me over to someone that I had to start back at the beginning with. Then a third person (no, I didn't have that many questions - I had done my research and was asking very specific questions). That left me with a sour taste in my mouth. A little later I was perusing t-shirtforums.com for recommendations on heat presses and several people mentioned that the go-to person to ask, and was frequently on their forums, was Ed, and he worked at ProWorld. I sent him a PM and was very surprised when he answered me only a few minutes later. Ed answered all my questions, took time out of his schedule to help me (it was after hours for him), and I never felt that I was being steered to buy from PW. It was his friendliness and helpfulness that made up my mind for me. When I found TONS of good information and a wonderful variety of sublimation supplies, I ordered both the heat press and their 3-in-1 mug press (it comes with 2 extra mug inserts - they have packages that will fit anyone's needs). A bonus I discovered was that, if I purchased $399 worth of supplies (not equipment), I got $200 off the 16x20 semi auto press. I paid only $499. We all need supplies, and their prices are as good as any, so that was a no-brainer. I highly recommend Ed, and check out t-shirtforums.com.
Do you think the press is worth the price? Or do you like your black press better? I'm brand new to this, just started looking. I've seen some presses with a cover on the top platen. Why do they have it, and should you get one?
Hi I know this video is 3yrs old but, Im hoping someone will see this and can help me I have tried searching still coming up empty I purchased the 16x20 proworld and the plate started heating unevenly i keep being told thats normal and i dont think so i wasnt having these issues before and proworld has been no help only saying its normal or I need to send it in so they can look at it and thats not gonna happen due to cost. Please Help Plastisol Heat Transfer Mastermind or someone. Has anyone else had this issue am I the only one cause i can't find anything on it.
Because some of us can't afford to pay thousands of dollars for a heat press. And a lot of us are hobbyists and don't have businesses. Unless you have a LOT of disposable income, it doesn't make sense to pay high prices. When you add it all up: Sublimation printer + cutting machine + heat press + mug press = $$$$$. And when you're not investing in a business, it really doesn't make financial sense.
What is the one from Amazon that is your favorite? Thanks. Enjoyed your video. I am considering this model and glad to see a real-life video on it.
I just got this exact model to get patches onto athletic wristbands. Any suggestions on how to do it? Completely new to this unfortunately.
How are you liking it now? Is the fancier studio still a good buy or do you recommend spending the extra for this new one?
I~n~v~e~s~t~i~n~g~B~T~C$E~T~H~~~~~w~h~a~t~s~a~p~p
1~4~0~5~4~0~0~2~2~2~8
Beawar of scammers below this comment..........
Omg 😱 I want this one for get the wala press I know it’s not as pretty as the wala and stahls presses but they definitely went with what works instead of looks witch is fine with me
Love your work. Keep up the great work. You are doing an awesome job.
What was the one you liked best before unboxing today.
Hello, just got one in today. I put the temperature at 320 but it’s only reading about 297-300. Did you have this problem?
no havent had that problem
what do you meanwith size small shirts fit and the larger ones not? I think you can also press XXXL in this press, the arms dont need to be outside of the press in my mind
Is there any specific transfer company that you would recommend which can do 8+ colors? Or is that too many? I have a lot of intricate and detailed designs.
ive never done that many colors, i think 4 or 5 is the most i done. But try PW customs or Express transfers
The Blessed Journey Okay thank you, I really appreciate the videos and reply, have a blessed evening.
fire!!!
Nice video Milton let me ask you a question so you can press large or extra-large on that press you can press extra large or extra-large t-shirts with the 15 x 15
thanks bro, if the design that you are pressing on the shirt is less than 15x15 the size of the shirt doesn't matter
How do you know how much pressure its using?
You cannot feed the tshirt under separating the back to the front so it fails in my book
Hmmm thought you could
Upside down or backwards
How deep of table or bench do I need to sit this on?
What kind of transfer papers do you use ? Pretty cool
I order my transfers so they come in the paper already
How has the transpro heat press been holding up
its still good!
Hi. How is their customer service? I was considering purchasing heat press from heat press nation but so many ppl is complaining about their lame customer service... was the shipping free? Thanks
missSunshine I’ll be honest haven’t used their customer service yet so I don’t know but for transfers they are great any issues we have had they resolve it quickly but for heat presses not sure
One of the guys that works for PW participates a lot on t-shirtforums.com. He goes by proworlded (as in ProWorld Ed). I had questions about their heat presses, and he bent over backwards for me in the evening and on a weekend. He was not giving me any semblance of a sales pitch - just helping me decide the size and type of heat press that would work best for me. I did end up ordering the16x20 version of the one shown in this video. To let you know how much in demand ProWorld's TransPro models are, pretty much every single one of them is on backorder. The information they have on their site is amazing, and they have many videos on their RUclips channel to help you with pretty much everything you would ever want to do. I received fast responses from their customer service - which, by the way, is very highly spoken of by everyone I've talked to. My experience with HPN was, well, not so much. In the middle of answering my questions (I fully intended to order a heat and mug press from them THAT DAY), the customer support person left and handed me over to someone that I had to start back at the beginning with. Then a third person (no, I didn't have that many questions - I had done my research and was asking very specific questions). That left me with a sour taste in my mouth. A little later I was perusing t-shirtforums.com for recommendations on heat presses and several people mentioned that the go-to person to ask, and was frequently on their forums, was Ed, and he worked at ProWorld. I sent him a PM and was very surprised when he answered me only a few minutes later. Ed answered all my questions, took time out of his schedule to help me (it was after hours for him), and I never felt that I was being steered to buy from PW. It was his friendliness and helpfulness that made up my mind for me. When I found TONS of good information and a wonderful variety of sublimation supplies, I ordered both the heat press and their 3-in-1 mug press (it comes with 2 extra mug inserts - they have packages that will fit anyone's needs). A bonus I discovered was that, if I purchased $399 worth of supplies (not equipment), I got $200 off the 16x20 semi auto press. I paid only $499. We all need supplies, and their prices are as good as any, so that was a no-brainer. I highly recommend Ed, and check out t-shirtforums.com.
@@donnaedwards1014 I just ordered my heat press from Proworld and ED was indeed very helpful.
@@donnaedwards1014 You paid 499? Which heat press was it?
Best customer service, by far, is ProWorld. They are awesome.
I just ordered this bro
nice man good luck on your business
bro how do you like it? would you recommend the trans pro? thanks again
Bluntsmoke honestly I just got it today I was back order when I order it 3 months ago.
Bro can we print on 12x12 tiles
What kind of transfer paper are you using?
plastisol heat transfer, I order mines I do not make them
What transfer paper did you use that you didn't need to cut out the design? Thanks!
I order my transfers I don't make them
What if you were pressing bigger shirts like XXXL would that size heat press be ok? Or having a 16X20 be better overall for both sizes?
if the design that you are pressing on the shirt is less than 15x15 the size of the shirt doesn't matter
is this thing working still ?
The heat press or the shirts business?
@@plastisolheattransfermaste1474 the heat press, I was just trying to find out durability of heat press.. did you use it alot?
@@benfrombc i wouldnt recommend it bro, i wouldnt buy it again
@@plastisolheattransfermaste1474
Thanks, I wonder
I guess I will not buy it . Thanks for your review
@@plastisolheattransfermaste1474 can we know why?
Why is it semi auto when it opens by itself? Doesn't that make it auto? Do you still recommend this press?
because it doesn't close by itself
Do you think the press is worth the price? Or do you like your black press better? I'm brand new to this, just started looking. I've seen some presses with a cover on the top platen. Why do they have it, and should you get one?
@@ale347baker i think the price is fair but if you starting out i would do the black one
Whats up Milton. Hope all is well. Where did you get the wood workbench that you heat press sits on?
Freddie A. Hey Freddie I built it with my dad, just plain ol 2 x 4s and plywood
how do you adjust pressure?
there is a knob near the handle
Anyone know how to change the fuse on this press?!?
Wow you have to change a fuse as well
wow
Hi I know this video is 3yrs old but, Im hoping someone will see this and can help me I have tried searching still coming up empty I purchased the 16x20 proworld and the plate started heating unevenly i keep being told thats normal and i dont think so i wasnt having these issues before and proworld has been no help only saying its normal or I need to send it in so they can look at it and thats not gonna happen due to cost. Please Help Plastisol Heat Transfer Mastermind or someone. Has anyone else had this issue am I the only one cause i can't find anything on it.
no that shouldn't happen, get a laser thermomer to measure heat, send it back to pro world
where did you get the cubbies from?
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DC2JX64/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
@@plastisolheattransfermaste1474 thank you!!
My tray locks in place
Thanks for your demonstration
Why would you like a cheaply made press better then a more expensive quality brand?
Because some of us can't afford to pay thousands of dollars for a heat press. And a lot of us are hobbyists and don't have businesses. Unless you have a LOT of disposable income, it doesn't make sense to pay high prices. When you add it all up: Sublimation printer + cutting machine + heat press + mug press = $$$$$. And when you're not investing in a business, it really doesn't make financial sense.
Can you change out the platen to do other items?
She is Shaye yes you can