JWDS Epson XP 15000 DTF Conversion EASY 

Did u do this way problem

What ink do you get

Sorry for the late reply... Hoping to have a new series of videos, in the coming weeks...

It’s so crazy nobody shows you the whole process lol

@@23preeze Most of us don't make any money or receive any sort of marketing value for sharing this information - we are just trying to help. In many cases, we are simply offering information on a specific aspect of a specific segment of this industry - trying to address a specific question, so to speak. I didn't set out to teach anyone how to run a DTF printing business, start to finish - I simply wanted to show how easy it is to convert an XP-15000 printer for those who are interested in dipping their toes in the water. Adding a bulk ink system and applying a RIP, for instance, are generic industry information - my assumption is that most people who will benefit from this video are those who have explored these items in more detail as they determine whether DTF is a good option for them. I can assure you, to succeed in this industry you must have an inherent desire to learn and grow your knowledge base, taking bits of information where you can find it to perfect your own process. What works for one person, might not work for the next.

This is correct - use the default CMYK channels and replace the remaining colors with white ink. Of course, the RIP you choose will also likely have the ability to define custom ink channels - this would allow you to load the ink in any order you wish.

@@jwdigitalsupply9944 hey I just can't around your channel can any printer can get converted to a dtf

I would love to see your video!

I asked the same question and the answer is that the ink of the original carts is not DTF, so what they have been doing is removing the original ink with seringes and somehow cleaning the carts. Then they inject DTF ink into carts.

Happy to help.

Simply put in the new ink supply system and run an ink charge or a series of cleaning cycles to move the new ink through the print head.

Removing the rollers simply prevents them from streaking the wet ink. When printing as a stock unit, the paper is dry before the rollers make contact. However, with DTF ink and film, the ink is still wet when it passes through the rollers. Removing them can eliminate the streaking which would normally occur.

Yes. But make sure your dtf powder is for light or dark colours..

We have been restructuring after the new year, and we are getting close to relaunching the store (as well as dropping all new DTF videos to help answer more questions for newer users)!

you dont digitize for DTF. you just need the art in PNG format

@@dillytimes2108 RIP software will convert your images into a color profile that your converted printer can understand. Your converted printer doesnt know it has 2 white ink cartidges in it

You should be fine!

Not necessarily. We recommend refilling the OEM carts, until you get a good handle on the whole operation. Most CISS are prone to flooding the entire system ** when not handled properly ** (this is an issue which seems to be unique to the XP-15000, due to an entirely different port mechanism).

Epson 1430, make sure it is new…it is costly, it’s the version before this one but it works perfectly

@@SuaveCityGear what about epson 1400? i have this now..

Check out the Epson 7710 after YouTubing the videos this is my go to

@@antoniahill2665 for dtf? Really? I have an extra 7720 so if I could use that it would be fabulous!

Ok, so I'm getting so confused here. Lol I just bought the epson expression photo hd xp-15000 and some chipless cartridges and some sublimation ink.. can I convert this printer? And if so, I need help with a link to do so if dtf isn't the same ad submission ink. Please someone help me. I'm about 600 dollars in, and not a clue what to do!!!

DTF has a slightly more “transfer” feel, than DTG, but less than traditional plastisol transfers. The trade off is a more durable, smooth and vibrant print, with a bit more of a smooth feel to it.

Which ink should i use can it be dtf in or i have to use the ink it came with

This video shows the process of physically converting the XP-15000 for DTF printing - what inks you decide to put into it, as well as which RIP and refill carts you use, is entirely up to you.

@@jwdigitalsupply9944 I watched a ton of these videos on the xp 15000 and decided to pull the trigger and buy it. I'm a solo designer and company on a Joe Biden budget. So I will be replacing red & grey with white and then the rip software seems to be a few different suggestions. But before getting into it, there were a few more professional videos like yours that said you can arrange the order in which the ink cartridges print. If you have any input, now would awesome as I'm gettinng it in the mail this Friday. Also, which inks have you found to be best for vivid, rich, bright, poppin colors?

@@sunrealclothing Absolutely - you will put white ink in the Red and Gray channels. The RIP software you select will provide the ability to define your respective ink order - once you install chipless firmware, you can literally put the ink in any order you choose. If you need a RIP, feel free to reach out to sales@jwdigitalsupply.com

@@sunrealclothing Regarding inks, we offer these at www.jwdigitalsupply.com - as fellow end users, we always want to be using the best quality products available.

the website is down@@jwdigitalsupply9944

If you aren’t comfortable with the process you can email us at sales at jwdigitalsupply.com - we offer a variety of services, including hardware conversions.

This video shows you the first step. Remove the piece of metal and black plastic that hold the little rollers. After that the other steps are. Work on your Tank for the ink, they seem to have a kit and there are other videos for that step. Another step is to install RIP software that are companible with the XP 15000.

Keep in mind this conversion is for DTF.

You have to do the firmware he didn't go over, then it goes into the grey spot

You have to do the firmware he didn't go over, then it goes in the grey slot

Did you get it working

@@davidm9220 not yet

It doesn't. You only have to remove the wheels. With long nose pliers.

ACRORIP V10.5 or EKPRINT RIP

for what type of printing ?? if its for dtf u need a special sofware

@@DRACO1ONER I have acrorip Its a nozzle check I'm doing have tried straight from the printer and in acrorip still no white

Can u convert a printer that was used with regular ink ?

​@@juantrinidad9121yes

Damn your dumb with your questions

RASTER IMAGING PROCESSOR (software)

All of that is listed in his description with the links sooooo…

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@@marionblack257but its not tho

⁠ummmm where are yall looking?! I clicked more and boom the links and labels on each. 🤷🏽‍♀️

@@urbaneducation3223Maybe you should do a youtube usage tutorial i bet youll see it then