Can I use an A4 Sublimation Printer to make a design for a blank larger than A4?

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Products used in this video
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Sublimation Large Magnet 25cm x 38cm - www.ceramicraf...
Freesub ST-4050 30x50 Heat Press - www.ceramicraf...
**Free Designs & Templates**
(Available under the product resources tab, using the link for the magnet provided above.)
- FREE Calendar Design & Template for Large Magnet
- FREE Egg & Bacon Meal Planner Design & Template for Large Magnet
- FREE Simple Meal Planner Design & Template for Large Magnet
- Magnet A4 Print Example - As shown in video
- Magnet A4 Print Example - Blank Template
*Included in the video are recommendations for times and temperatures used in the sublimation of the Large Magnet however not all heat presses are the same and these settings may vary slightly when using your own equipment.
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@OJKENNY Месяц назад

Hi I notice you’ve used the Freesub ST4050 in many of your videos. Would you recommend this heat press, is yours still working and for how long you’ve owned it. Lastly would you recommend this for DTF printing as I’m worried it might not have enough pressure. Thanks for your informative videos and looking forward to your response.

@Ceramicraft Месяц назад

We would recommend this press for anything that requires heat and pressure, the pressure is able to be adjusted to your required setting without issue and should be fine for DTF. Our current ST4050 has been in operation for 3 years now and shows no sign of giving up!

@melcoombes681 5 месяцев назад

Just wondering how you make the print larger? And what program do you use please

@Ceramicraft 5 месяцев назад

The design was created to scale at the same dimensions of the magnet blank and then separated into sections that would fit onto an A4 page. This design was created in Adobe Illustrator; however the same process can be replicated in a number of other programs, Affinity Designer/Photoshop etc. The main point is to start in your software with a document size that replicates the blank you’re pressing onto. Then treat it just like a reverse jigsaw puzzle, break up the full size design into smaller sections and place those onto A4 size Artboards/document pages for printing. We’ve added the pdf files for the graphic shown in the video as an example which you can now take a closer look at on our website via the magnet product page. Link is in the description. :)