Finally! Felt like a very long time to see this machine running, don't even want to imagine how it was for you, waiting all that time and encountering all kinds of problems! Good to see things moving again. Stay safe
No matter the content or how few and far they have been between, I'm still inspired by it. I don't try to get screen printing jobs anymore, but that is okay. Lee was the reason why I even invested in any of it, straight from my beginnings, just wanting to do boxes. Now I'm doing so much more.
Thanks for bringing us some great content. You have given me so much vision for what I want for my business and future. Much needed and appreciated. Thank you.
Fucking love it man. So good to share the same feelings you've had here on camera when my auto got installed. There was one tip I got told was that when you're running single colour prints, run it on your last head instead of your first, incase you get any pin holes or issues. You only ruin one garment, not your entire press full of shirts. You may already know this but thought I'd put my two cents in to try and help 🤘 legend man. Good to have you back on the tube!
Congrats man. The P12 XL is a beast. We have the same one. We love it. It’s a total work horse. Reach out if you need any help/ tips/ tricks. Always happy to help if we can. Awesome video as always. Excited to see what you come up with now that you can print almost anything you can imagine
ma man👍 it has been forever since you have posted a video on RU-vid. But it worth it, I'm still working manually on my silk screen but i promise you i will get it one day 💪 That final Mistry box is 🤯 you shop is gonna be industry, with all those staff 🤓😁 Ps. Keep up the good work 👍
Awesome machine. I own a ROQ about 1 year and it's super. Can handle more and larger orders. But the flashdryer is a pain in the a**. Low cure plastisol doesn't flash enough or it's too hot and is above the max. temperature of the pallets. I changed the IR to carbon it gives a better result for plastisol but still not the most ideal option. Later on we changed the flash dryer with a Calmat flash that normally is fitted on a MHM and that was a game changer. What is your experience with the flash from ROQ?
I'm so excited for you! I know this has been a long time coming.. Can't wait for you to show how to fuck up in every way possible and still come out strong! Congrats man!
Thanks man. I'll definitely be doing a review on it after I get the chance to use it for a while, along with sharing whatever tips I come up with for it 🤘🏻
I outgrew my shop before I moved in. We tend to fill any available space with stuff. Double the shop space, double the stuff. It's a never ending cycle.
Roq presses seem like they got too much going on there. I've never ran one. Only m&r autos. But I like my diamond back e because i can work on it its that simple and also loading and switching screens out from job to job is faster because the screen slide out and the clamp stays in place. But if you don't have space It might not be the right press for a small shop.
First, sorry you weren't on some beach somewhere and instead battling the plague. You look good now. Second, do me a favor and wear steel toed boots until you get a handle of this one. Oh, and maybe some gloves. I feel like if anyone was at risk of loosing a digit in the learning process, it's gonna be you. And finally... The look on Phils face at the very end had me snort laughing. That shit is priceless!
@@leestuart38 Yeah we did the same thing one person said we didn’t need it the other person said we did we check the voltage and we were just a hair hi so the electrician and the actual company told us that the services are very finicky and they can’t run hot it’ll short the life of the units out. So we went ahead and install the buck in boost transformer and it’s about a stable as you can get I think with any kind of servo even CNC you probably need one.
Hey Lee you are amazing. Im trying to follow in your footsteps. I'm way way behind, but just wondering at your level , do you have any employees yet? Or are you still doing all this solo?
I have Dan for the design aspect of the business, he handles our design clients as well as creating our digital products that we sell. Otherwise I do the rest, but I will be hiring this year
No I don't, I've never been able to figure out how to use it without tons of noise. I just use the standard movie profile, then do slight exposure corrections and a lut.
@@leestuart38 nice. cant believe you fit all your gear in there. much success for the season homie. that future addition will definitely speed up your production. god speed
