I just saw your video. I’m a little late seeing it. I don’t care how many time you said “ you know” This video helped me so much. I wasted so much paper. Thank you
I did a new video on this paper without saying "you know" throughout the video plus showed the printer is used also in the updated video. Thanks for the comment.
I've been looking for someone to explain how to get the transfer from not cracking, and I'm so glad I found your video! I've been having such awful problems with cracking and customer's shirts cracking. Thank you so much!! Straight and to the point, thanks for the explanation and tips!
thank you so much for this video!!! I just bought a printer and heat press to start my business to save this earth!!! Cold peel worked out amazing for me!!! Thanks again!!! keep up the awesome work spreading the truth!!!! #LightUpTheDarkness #SaveTheEarth
Mate you didn't have to worry about the "you know", not an issue at all. You put yourself out into the online world to teach others at no cost of their own. I thank you for your time and effort and after watching this i can say with surety, I do know!
Thank you sir. In the updated video I also added more detail and info about the computer I used and price of things. "You know!?", lol. ruclips.net/video/TLPVOXixjcM/видео.html
thank you good sir for the cold peel tip. I wasted so many shirts peeling it hot. The image would not fully transfer as if it was still bonding as i was pulling it off hot. I let it cool for like 10-15 seconds and it was like night and day. thanks again 👍
I just picked myself up an Epson printer that does sublimination printing, I think I'm gonna give these go. This looks to be even with the washed shirts as good as any other graphic tee you get under 15 bucks. Thank you for keeping this video up.
bro you just solved all of my problems I don't know how many fucking t-shirts I've thrown away because I had killed them and they turned out like shit. it says to hot fill them so what the hell but I did what you did let it cool down and it worked perfect. thanks again for the video buddy I own a construction company and I just bought a heat press in a screen printer trying to make my own apparel for my company and that was one of the biggest hurdles I had to get over that fucking soft stretch bullshit. thanks again man keep the videos coming
I was told, but a professional, NEVER use the Teflon sheet, when using ink. It can make your temp lose up to 15 degree color. Only use butcher paper on Inks. It really made sense to me! Hope you try!
@@avatarguy its those nonstick sheets of paper u can purchase from any grocery store. www.target.com/p/reynolds-kitchens-non-stick-parchment-paper-50-sq-ft/-/A-14725932?ref=tgt_adv_XS000000&AFID=google_pla_df&fndsrc=tgtao&CPNG=PLA_Household%2BEssentials%2BShopping_Local&adgroup=SC_Household&LID=700000001170770pgs&network=g&device=m&location=9023228&ds_rl=1246978&ds_rl=1248099&gclid=Cj0KCQjwzN71BRCOARIsAF8pjfj3KSyQ15rAVUig1MXzktq5FuccORcz_Cf2zMY_Q-8n2jv96390d2EaAmjYEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
Actually very useful info, I've been wanting to print my own transfers and wondered how you did it. But I want to print onto dark garments and cutting around the printed part of the transfer to avoid the white background being printed on the dark shirt is the challenge. Apparently one can use a vinyl cutter which I have, but I've frankly hardly used that so don't how to do that cutout procedure yet. Thanks for sharing 👍🏼🙏🏻
There's places who will put your designs on transfer paper that you can print onto any color shirt desired. Proworld.com is a website you should check out.
Man, you just saved me 20k from getting into DTG. I'll use this method and build revenue then reinvest the revenue into a DTG printer hopefully by then the order volume will be where the 20k is justified.
Thank you for this video. I use heat transfer vinyl or send out for custom transfer sheets when I have more complex design. Well I got an order that has several colors and the cost of the custom transfer sheets is outrageous. I’ve order the Jetpro Soft Stretch sheets and I’m hoping I will be successful.
thank you this has been very helpful...i have alot of designs...and want to put them on shirts to sale without...taking away all the photo and color...
@@urbanswagaddict Hope this helps www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=affiliate-program.amazon.com/&ved=2ahUKEwjf1_SakP7iAhUfAhAIHcMBA3gQFjAAegQIBxAD&sqi=2&usg=AOvVaw0MSDrv8F_DWYNTnDLo31XJ
Thanks for the amazing video. I have wasted a few sheets of the Jetpro because when I go to hot peel some of the image is on the sheet and the shirt looks awful and rough. I'm going to try to cold peel and see if that makes a difference (fingers crossed).
Doing the cold peel worked for me as well. I was able to do my clients order and she loved how the shirts came out. THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! If it wasn't for your video I would still be messing over this product...
Make sure that the ink is completely dry (15-20 mins). Also, the clam shell press has less pressure at the top because of the hinge, so place it like he does, top of the shirt at the bottom of the press. That works for me.
What size is your heat press? I have an 15 X 15 heat press and was wondering how did you fit the 11 X 17 image on the whole shirt? Like what’s your print size for the image?
Hehe..its okay friend..your video is too much interesting and informative..Actually I have a plan of having a T-shirt printing business in the near future. I don’t know what to use, silk screen or heat press machine. You know! Hehe
raymond cabadin lol. I would say learn it all but start with the simple methods of printing, which I believe is heat transfer paper. Definitely look into Heat transfer vinyl (I did a video without saying you know) on how that works and showed a few examples. If you get a chance check it out. I like vinyl because it's a clean process and can be done in limited space. Glitter vinyl is really popular and has a high demand. It's my go to
Brandon Conner thanks bro! Maybe I would use the same method because sometimes if there is a big unit of production for about a hundred or more silk screen is much good to use. Am I right?
Super awesome video! Do you use Gildan 100% cotton t-shirts or cotton/poly? Do both work well with JetPro Softstretch? Also, did you repress the image at 370 degrees?
Thanks for this vid. I subbed not only because it was informative but you're one of the first dudes to keep it hundo on the washes. I can't tell you how many papers I've been testing and don't know why I overlooked JPSS. However, I kept seeing it coming up on the T-Shirt forums recently and realized I may have passed on a winner. This video helps confirm I need to hit that order button pronto! Thanks again.
I appreciate it. I did an updated video that's more detailed and less of me repeating the phrase "YOU KNOW" THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE VIDEO LOL. ruclips.net/video/TLPVOXixjcM/видео.html
I use an officejet 7612 series hp printer. I've had it for about 3 years and works pretty good. even better I recently ran across off brand ink cartridges on amazon with total cost for cym and black xl for $22 bucks total. on the heat press side there so many and I suggest go for nothing smaller than a 16x20. the one in the video is a power press and costed a little over $300. Read lots of reviews before you choose
@@urbanswagaddict I reached out to you about 2 years ago lol. I know you don't remember. Anyhoo, I've been doing tees for about 5 years now but I love trying new product. Especially when its economically effective.
According to Neenah the supplier of the heat transfer paper, its a hot peel... Maybe that is why i saww you have some trouble peeling off after letting it cool down
What type of INK are you using? I am getting all kinds of different answers....I will be using an Epson Printer, getting ready to almost give up before I start...THANKS!
+Robbie and Gary (Robbie & Gary) your welcome. When ordering the heat transfer paper they should also say what type of ink is recommended. So many different types of transfer paper.
no sir have not...i am new to the whole process and am in the researching phase. looking to get the basics nxt week. i do airbrush as a hobby and am going to try a combination of vinyl airbrush and transfers. thanks again for all the response cant wait to see ur nxt vids. i will sub. Thanks
Love the video bud! Very informative. You Know ? LOL... Just kidding bro. I do that same shit myself on camera. Going to watch your updated one now. Keep up the good content bro!
hello excuse a question because the iron I get a black dots in the white shirt apart the colors are not so clear and have no brightness unlike the 3g opaque use 190 degrees centigrade and 30 seconds I use to print an epson 396 ecotank thank you very much for your help
Where can I purchase this paper I had used similar paper from another company called Photo Papers from the U.K. and after washing for the first time and in the dryer some of the art came off and I paid pretty good money for tthe transfer sheets and used it exactly the way you heat pressed yours. I actually did it both ways remove the backing when cool and also while it was still hot with the same results after the first wash and the first dryer little pieces came off the art, how disappointing.
Great tutorial thanks for sharing. Have you ever use htv and print and cut vinyl on heat press and what settings to use? I have a heat press sometimes it’s hard to lift that handle up when the timer goes off
I haven't used htv vinyl. But with the heat press i would recommend selling yours and purchase an auto open heatpress. That should definitely help reduce the work load.
I just saw your video. I’m a little late seeing it. I don’t care how many time you said “ you know” This video helped me so much. I wasted so much paper. Thank you
I did a new video on this paper without saying "you know" throughout the video plus showed the printer is used also in the updated video. Thanks for the comment.
I've been looking for someone to explain how to get the transfer from not cracking, and I'm so glad I found your video! I've been having such awful problems with cracking and customer's shirts cracking. Thank you so much!! Straight and to the point, thanks for the explanation and tips!
Thank you so much! Most people on here don't want to reveal much.
thank you so much for this video!!! I just bought a printer and heat press to start my business to save this earth!!! Cold peel worked out amazing for me!!! Thanks again!!! keep up the awesome work spreading the truth!!!! #LightUpTheDarkness #SaveTheEarth
You have no idea how much this video helped. Thank you so much
I'm thankful it was able to help
Mate you didn't have to worry about the "you know", not an issue at all. You put yourself out into the online world to teach others at no cost of their own. I thank you for your time and effort and after watching this i can say with surety, I do know!
Thank you sir. In the updated video I also added more detail and info about the computer I used and price of things. "You know!?", lol. ruclips.net/video/TLPVOXixjcM/видео.html
Haha, awesome I will check it out as soon as it's quieter here. Thanks again.
You´re the best man! So many ppl out there trying to sell you stuff, thanks for sharing what u know!
Flor Castro appreciate the comment
I like RUclipsrs that respond to the comments. Subscribed!
Appreciate it
Lint roller def a good idea I’m gona use that
Yeah they really come in handy
thank you good sir for the cold peel tip. I wasted so many shirts peeling it hot. The image would not fully transfer as if it was still bonding as i was pulling it off hot. I let it cool for like 10-15 seconds and it was like night and day. thanks again 👍
Finally someone uses a lint roller!
Yes its very important!
You have your HEAT PRESS on the kitchen counter..I thought about doing the same thing until I think of another placement area. Great review.
thanks for the parchment paper reminder
I just picked myself up an Epson printer that does sublimination printing, I think I'm gonna give these go. This looks to be even with the washed shirts as good as any other graphic tee you get under 15 bucks. Thank you for keeping this video up.
I'm thankful you find it helpful regardless of the "YOU KNOW" repeated throughout the video
Well you know, some times it be like that. Lol all good friend
Thank you for the great tutorial! I have lots of artwork, and so many ask me to put it on something, this could be fun!
Thanks. Yes, fun is what it's all about.
What type of printer you use
bro you just solved all of my problems I don't know how many fucking t-shirts I've thrown away because I had killed them and they turned out like shit. it says to hot fill them so what the hell but I did what you did let it cool down and it worked perfect. thanks again for the video buddy I own a construction company and I just bought a heat press in a screen printer trying to make my own apparel for my company and that was one of the biggest hurdles I had to get over that fucking soft stretch bullshit. thanks again man keep the videos coming
I'm so great full I was able to help you. It drove me crazy also so I just started experimenting.
I was told, but a professional, NEVER use the Teflon sheet, when using ink. It can make your temp lose up to 15 degree color. Only use butcher paper on Inks. It really made sense to me! Hope you try!
I will definitely test that. Thanks for the info
What’s butcher paper?? Parchment paper?
@@avatarguy its those nonstick sheets of paper u can purchase from any grocery store. www.target.com/p/reynolds-kitchens-non-stick-parchment-paper-50-sq-ft/-/A-14725932?ref=tgt_adv_XS000000&AFID=google_pla_df&fndsrc=tgtao&CPNG=PLA_Household%2BEssentials%2BShopping_Local&adgroup=SC_Household&LID=700000001170770pgs&network=g&device=m&location=9023228&ds_rl=1246978&ds_rl=1248099&gclid=Cj0KCQjwzN71BRCOARIsAF8pjfj3KSyQ15rAVUig1MXzktq5FuccORcz_Cf2zMY_Q-8n2jv96390d2EaAmjYEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
Thank you so much. You are very thorough and I like the way you slow it down and make everything so clear.😍👌
Great video, man I'm thinking about doing t-shirts also helped me out a lot thanks a bunch man..👍👌
You answered all of my questions and I'm really thankful for that ! Keep up the good work, you know ;)
Thanks for watching
Thanks for sharing, it helped me & reading through the comments also gave me pointers
What kind of printer do you use?
This is the best breakdown of this heat transfer paper EVER!!! Very informative!!! Thank you!
Thank you 😊
Is this sublimation printing
No it's the cheapest of the printing methods with a basic inkjet printer and transfer paper
Right on G! Today was my Day one and let's just say I messed up a few shirts hahaha. Right on my G
Actually very useful info, I've been wanting to print my own transfers and wondered how you did it. But I want to print onto dark garments and cutting around the printed part of the transfer to avoid the white background being printed on the dark shirt is the challenge. Apparently one can use a vinyl cutter which I have, but I've frankly hardly used that so don't how to do that cutout procedure yet. Thanks for sharing 👍🏼🙏🏻
There's places who will put your designs on transfer paper that you can print onto any color shirt desired. Proworld.com is a website you should check out.
New to your channel!! Thank you for a good tutorial!!
This link is an updated video.ruclips.net/video/TLPVOXixjcM/видео.html
More in depth and less of me repeating the phrase "YOU KNOW". Thanks for sub
This video is the best I've seen. Very informative thankyou
Man, you just saved me 20k from getting into DTG. I'll use this method and build revenue then reinvest the revenue into a DTG printer hopefully by then the order volume will be where the 20k is justified.
Sounds like a great plan. Definitely let it pay for itself. Plus like you said if business is growing the money will be available
Thank you for this video. I use heat transfer vinyl or send out for custom transfer sheets when I have more complex design. Well I got an order that has several colors and the cost of the custom transfer sheets is outrageous. I’ve order the Jetpro Soft Stretch sheets and I’m hoping I will be successful.
Many Thanks! Great Video
thanks
Thank you so much this fixed a lot of issues I was having! Much appreciated!!
Great video brotha.
great info bro. I had concerns around the durability of the print but, it looks great. Thanks for the vid! I will be subscribing
thank you this has been very helpful...i have alot of designs...and want to put them on shirts to sale without...taking away all the photo and color...
your very welcome
Back again. Great video with good tips. Thanks!
Great Video 📷
Thanks a big help for a newbie
glad it is was helpful
Thanks again!
Yes I have been watching them lol thanks for everything!!
Pro tip add an affiliate link for Amazon for the Jetpro paper to get paid on you recommendations
Thanks, do I search on Amazon.com order another site?
@@urbanswagaddict Hope this helps www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=affiliate-program.amazon.com/&ved=2ahUKEwjf1_SakP7iAhUfAhAIHcMBA3gQFjAAegQIBxAD&sqi=2&usg=AOvVaw0MSDrv8F_DWYNTnDLo31XJ
You really do give good tips on this product. Thank you..
Thanks for the amazing video. I have wasted a few sheets of the Jetpro because when I go to hot peel some of the image is on the sheet and the shirt looks awful and rough. I'm going to try to cold peel and see if that makes a difference (fingers crossed).
Doing the cold peel worked for me as well. I was able to do my clients order and she loved how the shirts came out. THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! If it wasn't for your video I would still be messing over this product...
Make sure that the ink is completely dry (15-20 mins). Also, the clam shell press has less pressure at the top because of the hinge, so place it like he does, top of the shirt at the bottom of the press. That works for me.
+Tosh Copeland so glad I was able to help.
Same thing happened to me, I was ready to return the papers. But I'll the cold peel method
Brandon Conner hey bro I have a hp envy printer 4500 what ink should I buy for best quality
Great video! Thanks for all the info. And don't worry about the "you know's" my husband says that all day, everyday! Lol
My updated video is soooooooo much better.
ruclips.net/video/TLPVOXixjcM/видео.html
Do like you hoody who makes the one your wearing iam in the UK .
I bought it from a clothing store called Rue21
I LOVE your videos! thank you!
What size is your heat press? I have an 15 X 15 heat press and was wondering how did you fit the 11 X 17 image on the whole shirt? Like what’s your print size for the image?
I have a 16x20. It's good to have one of each for bigger projects
Brandon Conner thank you so much for the fast reply. Much respect!!
Thank you for this! Very easy to follow!
You know!!
raymond cabadin you know I didn't know I say "you know" waaaay too much lol
Hehe..its okay friend..your video is too much interesting and informative..Actually I have a plan of having a T-shirt printing business in the near future. I don’t know what to use, silk screen or heat press machine. You know! Hehe
raymond cabadin lol. I would say learn it all but start with the simple methods of printing, which I believe is heat transfer paper. Definitely look into Heat transfer vinyl (I did a video without saying you know) on how that works and showed a few examples. If you get a chance check it out. I like vinyl because it's a clean process and can be done in limited space. Glitter vinyl is really popular and has a high demand. It's my go to
Brandon Conner thanks bro! Maybe I would use the same method because sometimes if there is a big unit of production for about a hundred or more silk screen is much good to use. Am I right?
raymond cabadin Yes you are. That's why I believe if you don't want to do just one style of printing it's good to learn it all
Thanks for this video! It really helped me. Doing a cold peel ended up being what I needed for my transfers. Thanks!!!!
That's good news for me. Glad it helped.
Can this work for dark garments too
This paper is only for light garments.
You just to buy dark fabric transfer paper ,you can heat press to any color garment with the right transfer paper for that color.
Great video .. wish I had that press.
You know!
ruclips.net/video/TLPVOXixjcM/видео.html
Updated without saying "you know" 1,000 times
Brandon Conner cool bro keep it comming. This was not a bad vid. Just noticed a lot of ‘you know ‘ i tought it was funny. :)
@@amaboss7940 yeah I appreciate it. I didn't know I said "you know" so much till this video. Now "I know" so I don't say it as much anymore.
Once u r using tgrw TEflon sheet u can skip the parchment....it is not necessary
let me guess , your favorite phrase is "you know"
am i right brandon
you know you right lol
Wow you remind me of Kevin levrone famous bodybuilder. And good work
what printer do you use?
mai fli I have an office jet 7610 wide format hp ink jet printer
So the printer has to say wide print and where do you by 11by17 paper
Good videos man. I've watched a few of them and they were helpful. I wish you the best of success! Just wanted to share some love
Thanks so much. You as well
Super awesome video! Do you use Gildan 100% cotton t-shirts or cotton/poly? Do both work well with JetPro Softstretch? Also, did you repress the image at 370 degrees?
Pally Bear I like the Gildan dry blend 50/50. Yes I repress from 5 to 7 seconds. Thanks for the positive post
Brandon, Thank you so much for your reply. I really appreciate it!
and you never mentioned how hot the heat press was,,or you did,,? very good info thankyou.
Yes it's lots of temp space you can use when doing the cold peel method. I've done 350 up to 375 getting pretty much the same results
What printer are you using
John Boyd hp officejet 7612
Thank you bud helped me alot
great video , u made me feel more comfortable on purchasing the equipment n doing it myself thanx for making this vid
Thanks for the comment. Practice makes perfect
Great tutorial!!
Thanks for this vid. I subbed not only because it was informative but you're one of the first dudes to keep it hundo on the washes. I can't tell you how many papers I've been testing and don't know why I overlooked JPSS. However, I kept seeing it coming up on the T-Shirt forums recently and realized I may have passed on a winner. This video helps confirm I need to hit that order button pronto! Thanks again.
I appreciate it. I did an updated video that's more detailed and less of me repeating the phrase "YOU KNOW" THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE VIDEO LOL. ruclips.net/video/TLPVOXixjcM/видео.html
@@urbanswagaddict Ace my guy! Watched the second vid and it's much better overall. I just realized we got the same heat press lol.
Best video I’ve seen yet!
Chucky is everyones go to critter!! Nice video. 💲💲💲
I don’t know. that’s why i’m watching.
just playing lol
Harold Sanchez I actually made a tshirt with that phrase once i realized how much I say it.
thanks bro this video answered my question thanks for getting back at me fast
Here is a video to what you may be looking for ruclips.net/video/yaM7BfB2w3s/видео.html
thanks, I didn't know about the parchment paper reheat.
Thanks man you are the best 😊😊
Good stuff man.Thanks👍
Excellent video, thank you 😊
great video! Thanks for the tips!💯
thank you. I was worried about the yellow remains on mines lol.
Lol yes it's normal.
Simple & motivational 🤟🏾🤟🏾
You're awesome!
Thanks.
thanx for the vid it was very helpful! u said "you know" like a million times lol
Freddie Kane lol bad habits
Good video, subbing because you seem like a great dude. Keep it up!
I use an officejet 7612 series hp printer. I've had it for about 3 years and works pretty good. even better I recently ran across off brand ink cartridges on amazon with total cost for cym and black xl for $22 bucks total. on the heat press side there so many and I suggest go for nothing smaller than a 16x20. the one in the video is a power press and costed a little over $300. Read lots of reviews before you choose
i have a 7610 printer what kind of paper is best for dark t shirts the knid u weed out ,whats best for the 7610 epson and im using sublimation ink ?
+Brooke Englebrecht I haven't had the luxury of using sublimation printers yet. I'm working on that. sorry I'm unable to help
So was I Brandon. I had to follow ur method and do cold peel. Hot peel just doesn't work for me.
Yeah I tried and tried and same thing would keep happening.
@@urbanswagaddict I reached out to you about 2 years ago lol. I know you don't remember. Anyhoo, I've been doing tees for about 5 years now but I love trying new product. Especially when its economically effective.
Thank you for a good information video
According to Neenah the supplier of the heat transfer paper, its a hot peel... Maybe that is why i saww you have some trouble peeling off after letting it cool down
I was having a problem doing hot peel. It would always leave some of the image on the paper. That's why I started trying this cold peel method.
Great tutorial...thanks!!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU BROTHA
awesome video
What type of INK are you using? I am getting all kinds of different answers....I will be using an Epson Printer, getting ready to almost give up before I start...THANKS!
DON'T GIVE UP! With jet pro soft stretch you can use any brand of ink jet printer's with ink jet ink.
I use dye, but I THINK for this I would need pigment ink for my Epson, YOU ARE SUPER!!! THANK YOU
+Robbie and Gary (Robbie & Gary) your welcome. When ordering the heat transfer paper they should also say what type of ink is recommended. So many different types of transfer paper.
Good job and goods tips... thank u
no sir have not...i am new to the whole process and am in the researching phase. looking to get the basics nxt week. i do airbrush as a hobby and am going to try a combination of vinyl airbrush and transfers. thanks again for all the response cant wait to see ur nxt vids. i will sub. Thanks
awesome.
It is the Koncert transfer paper by neenah
Leesah Cage I'll definitely look it up. have you tried it?
good video brotther
Love the video bud! Very informative. You Know ? LOL... Just kidding bro. I do that same shit myself on camera. Going to watch your updated one now. Keep up the good content bro!
Lol appreciate it
hello excuse a question because the iron I get a black dots in the white shirt apart the colors are not so clear and have no brightness unlike the 3g opaque use 190 degrees centigrade and 30 seconds I use to print an epson 396 ecotank thank you very much for your help
When you print out the image does it look clear of the black spots? Before heat pressing
yes just what i was looking or thanks good video
Thanks! I appreciate the comment.
Good 👍
Thank you great video.......
you just use any kind of printer? So basically the only equipment I would need is the press machine and paper? Wow, love the Chucky shirt!
Derk Son sorry just now saw I didn't respond but any ink jet printer will do.
What the name size printer
Thank You!
thanks for the video, it was very helpful I just have a few questions is that for darks an how does it hold up after a few washes
don lee it's just for light colored and it does hold up well in the washer when applied right. 3g jet opaque is the name for dark colors
I was amazed at how good the art was after so many washings, but can you put the t-shirt in the dryer?
Caroline Hernandez yes you can.
Where can I purchase this paper I had used similar paper from another company called Photo Papers from the U.K. and after washing for the first time and in the dryer some of the art came off and I paid pretty good money for tthe transfer sheets and used it exactly the way you heat pressed yours. I actually did it both ways remove the backing when cool and also while it was still hot with the same results after the first wash and the first dryer little pieces came off the art, how disappointing.
Caroline Hernandez www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=is_s?k=jetpro+sofstretch
Awesome video! Very informative. When are you bringing out a "You know" t-shirt? hehehe. Thanks for all the good info.
Rodolfo Aguilar I told my wife I need to do that lol. I try my hardest not to say that you know lol.
Great tutorial thanks for sharing.
Have you ever use htv and print and cut vinyl on heat press and what settings to use?
I have a heat press sometimes it’s hard to lift that handle up when the timer goes off
I haven't used htv vinyl. But with the heat press i would recommend selling yours and purchase an auto open heatpress. That should definitely help reduce the work load.