I enjoy your channel, great video too. I am just "dipping my toe in the water" and doing some shirts for my boyfriends new business, so no need to go too big. I have a wonderful 12 x13" Vevor hand (thin of Cricut Easy Press) press. It's a challenge to make 100% sure the transfers are centered and the pressure can be inconsistent, so I have to press at a higher temp for longer than if I were using a traditional heat press. Anyway, thank you so much, very helpful!!
Hi , Love the video it gives me a really good idea on how to use the press machine . Your videos have been so helpful to me and im sure to others as well . Do you guys have transfer papers with designs already printed on them ?
thanks thanks thanks!!! for personal use, which on a budget printer would you recommend for printing the designs... absolute noob here... (actually I will buy this for my niece)
To produce consistent high quality prints, there isn't a budget printer out there. We use commercial printers, we can't recommend anything we don't use.
With that particular tusy heat press can you do a hoodie. With the bulk of the hood can it tuck in the back. I know you can flip it the other way but with large hoodie it still will hang over to the back
There are so many ways to make transfer to explain, but there are printers and techniques to create low quality transfers and commercial printers/techniques to manufacture premium transfers.
@transfersuperstars Question, I got this press and I love it. But i find the pad to be very grippy and hard to get the shirt into place without making the pad move. Could I put a Teflon sheet on the pad and under the shirt so it slides on and off easier? Or will that cause a problem?
If you ordered from Amazon, you've got a 30 day return period. Please exchange it. We are not affiliated with the product, we are just showing you how you can get it done with a cheaper priced heat press.
