You need to use shrinkwrap for the convection oven because it holds it tighter and you have a better result and it will be like using a mug press, just cheaper and you dont need to rotate
@@MakersGonnaLearn If your oven is a convection airfry option you do not flip it. If you have just a convection the flip. Shrink wrap is a must for convection sublimation.
I recently purchased the shrink wrap but haven't used them yet, today could be the day. I think it will work as I have seen it on several youtube channels.
Hi Tanner!! Shrink Wrap sleeves just need to be used on the tumblers in the oven; and silicone wraps used for the mugs in the oven….and you will get PERFECT RESULTS EVERY TIME!!
in the oven keep that bottom rack on and you will be able to rotate anyway you want. Also use the shrinkwrap they are cheap and makes your tumbler and cups come out PERFECT also you should take your design off right away (my oven is taller than the one that Tanner is using so maybe that is why he doesn't have the bottom rack in
I use a silicone sleeve with my mugs in a 400F convection for 14 minutes without rotating . They always come back perfect, no ghosting and colors very vivid. I have not done the tumblers yet but most people use a shrink wrap with the oven.
I have a mug press that attaches to my heat press and an air fryer. My air fryer does a much better job as long as I use a silicone wrap to tightly hold the image to the mug.
I have never used a mug press, but I have found with my convection oven that it takes a silicone wrap and 6-7 minutes (I've used a sublimation print and Cricut Infusible Ink paper/markers) on ceramic mugs. I have not used it with tumblers yet.
Thank you for the video. I always enjoy the content on this channel. For mugs in the convection oven, it does take a much longer time to bake for sublimation depending on the oven. I have an Oster & it takes 13-14 minutes for mugs. I also rotate half way & set a timer. My Cricut mug press is still in the box over a year & I haven’t used it yet. 😁
I have done a tumbler in the oven and had the same issue with it not being as vibrant. Until I found large diameter shrink tubing on amazon! It works amazing! It does take 1 more minute per rotation. i.e. 6min vs 4min
Thank you for this comparison video. I love these kinds of videos. If I had my connection oven before I got the mug press, I wouldn't have bought the mug press. I get great results from the oven so I wouldn't need the mug press. Plus the oven is fast and I can do multiple items at once. Don't get me wrong, I love the results from the mug press, the mugs are perfect every time. But with the prices being so different, I would have only got the oven. Thank you again for another fantastic video!! 💖💙🥰💯😍🤩💙💖
@@jacobus57 I noticed that. Both the cup and the tumbler would have come out perfect with sleeves. Just my honest opinion. And, if he had the rack in for both it would have been easier. Glad I'm not the only one that noticed no sleeve. 😊😊😊
My mugs turn out great, I don't have a mug press. I use butcher paper I have cut to shape. I bought a Sublimation oven to do the best job for my clients, mostly my big family 😀 I did purchase stretchy sleeves to hold the paper tightly.
4 minutes for mugs is not long enough. I use blue painters tape to keep everything nice and tight and my mugs and tumblers turn out perfect in the convection oven. Mugs are left in for 12 minutes at 400F and tumblers for 5 minutes and 30 seconds at 350F with a rotation half way through the time.
Thanks Tanner. I am taking the Sublimation course. I have 2 Mug Presses and a Convection Oven. You are so right. Mugs in Mug press and Tumblers in Oven. Greay comparison.
I don’t think you had the mug in long enough I use that exact convection oven and I leave it in for 7 minutes rotate and another 7 minutes for a total of 14 minutes. I also use a green silicone sleeve. I have perfect results every time.
@@RoHof86 the ones I have are green and they fit the mugs. I purchased mine from Amazon. Also don’t forget to wrap your mug in butcher paper, then put the wrap on.
When you use the oven method you need to make it snug with silicon sleeves like the mug press is for it to be the same quality so this video is quite disappointing when you havnt replicated each method the same