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Hi John, Great tutorial, thanks! One question, what type of needle is the best to use for a structured cap? I use a Brother multi needle machine. Kind regards
Thanks for watching! Appreciate the kind words :) Be sure to check out the 30-day free trial too! www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/hatch-embroidery-free-trial/
Thank you for putting out these videos they are so helpfulI’m quite new to digitizing and just wanted to ask how come you use “digitize blocks” instead of using “digitize closed shape” for the middle of the logos?
@@EmbroideryLegacy I truly appreciate your fast response, I bought Hatch Software a couple of months ago because of your extensive videos. I have being learning digitize logos for hats. Now I’m saving money to get the basic course. Thank you once again
One of the the problem with the clients is that they always want the complete logo and many times it is taller than it is wide and the solution is better to remove the lower letters but many times they do not understand that (a headache when they do not understand that) since normally they only you have 60mm height to work
ZSK is the best engineered machine in the world and will last for decades, the price reflects those factors. That said there are many quality commercial machines on the market and like any substantial purchase it is wise to do as much research as possible and make the decision that best reflects your budget and needs.
@@EmbroideryLegacy Thank You for your response. I just want to make sure my first multi-needle machine is a quality machine. I don't want to be buying a six or ten needle machine since I know a 18 needle machine will be a better purchase in the long run. I appreciate your feedback. Thank you
Dude! Wth 🤦🏼♂️ this guy is the pro of all pros and why does the sample hat he is showing have embroidery that is way way WAAAAYYY TOOOO HIGH ON THE HAT. That hat looks terrible and it’s all rotating around at the beginning of the video and you can see it’s toooo high in the thumbnail. I know some hats are embroidered before custruction but I’ve seen plenty that have been embroidered as hats that are properly close to the brim. Look at any hat. Lower to the brim is always preferred. I couldn’t sell that crap to my customers. If he can’t do hats right seriously what hope is there. I’m not mad dear, just disappointed 😢
Agreed, it is way too high, that cap was embroidered on a 10 needle Brother. The cap frames on those models don’t allow users to get the design close to the brim of the cap (I’d never use one for cap production), totally different story if it was run on one of our ZSK machines or back in the 90’s on our 18 head Tajimas. Placement is dictated by the equipment, quality of the embroidery is dictated by the digitizing.
@@planetcrap Lol, 10K for a 15 needle will do just fine. But if you want to do high volume production a large machine will help. Have a wonderful day and stay positive :)
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Hi John,
Great tutorial, thanks!
One question, what type of needle is the best to use for a structured cap?
I use a Brother multi needle machine.
Kind regards
you are the best john thank you!!!
The most awarded digitizer in the Wordl did it again as also the greatest teacher in thew field.
Thank you for watching!
Hopefully I’ll have this software someday. You are a great teacher.
Thanks for watching! Appreciate the kind words :) Be sure to check out the 30-day free trial too! www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/hatch-embroidery-free-trial/
Thank you John! I have learned a lot from your techniques.
Glad it was helpful!
that detached bottom of the left leaf that the satin is not running the same direction as the rest of the leaf is KILLING me!!!!
Awesome video, very educational thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good info - Thank you JD.
Hi, I have the same software. What density do you recommend on tatami fill, and satin fill for hats? Thanks!
Amazing!
Can you show how to embroider from front to the side in one hooping with Hatch digitized design.
Thank you for putting out these videos they are so helpfulI’m quite new to digitizing and just wanted to ask how come you use “digitize blocks” instead of using “digitize closed shape” for the middle of the logos?
Your most welcome :)Partially habit mixed with wanting full control of how the objects path and break apart.
@@EmbroideryLegacy I truly appreciate your fast response, I bought Hatch Software a couple of months ago because of your extensive videos. I have being learning digitize logos for hats. Now I’m saving money to get the basic course. Thank you once again
Good video thanks
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
One of the the problem with the clients is that they always want the complete logo and many times it is taller than it is wide and the solution is better to remove the lower letters but many times they do not understand that (a headache when they do not understand that) since normally they only you have 60mm height to work
what hoop do you select on the program?
I don’t, every machine with a cap attachment might have differing parameters.
Will you consider ZSk embroidery machines to be the best fit for embroidering hats ?
ZSK is the best engineered machine in the world and will last for decades, the price reflects those factors. That said there are many quality commercial machines on the market and like any substantial purchase it is wise to do as much research as possible and make the decision that best reflects your budget and needs.
@@EmbroideryLegacy Thank You for your response. I just want to make sure my first multi-needle machine is a quality machine. I don't want to be buying a six or ten needle machine since I know a 18 needle machine will be a better purchase in the long run. I appreciate your feedback. Thank you
Bonjour, je ne comprends pas l'anglais🤔😔y a t-il une version en français ? merci
Malheureusement il n'y a que de meilleur tuto qu'en anglais.
You are an excellent teacher but you go too fast! I wish you had a course for only digitizing hats & caps.
Should probably specify in the title "not for single needle machines" :(
Dude! Wth 🤦🏼♂️ this guy is the pro of all pros and why does the sample hat he is showing have embroidery that is way way WAAAAYYY TOOOO HIGH ON THE HAT.
That hat looks terrible and it’s all rotating around at the beginning of the video and you can see it’s toooo high in the thumbnail.
I know some hats are embroidered before custruction but I’ve seen plenty that have been embroidered as hats that are properly close to the brim.
Look at any hat. Lower to the brim is always preferred. I couldn’t sell that crap to my customers.
If he can’t do hats right seriously what hope is there.
I’m not mad dear, just disappointed 😢
Agreed, it is way too high, that cap was embroidered on a 10 needle Brother. The cap frames on those models don’t allow users to get the design close to the brim of the cap (I’d never use one for cap production), totally different story if it was run on one of our ZSK machines or back in the 90’s on our 18 head Tajimas. Placement is dictated by the equipment, quality of the embroidery is dictated by the digitizing.
Of course you gotta have $200k machine to do hats right 😢
@@planetcrap Lol, 10K for a 15 needle will do just fine. But if you want to do high volume production a large machine will help. Have a wonderful day and stay positive :)