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Newbie here and came across your video. I just learned there’s different ink processes and such. When I shop printed T’s I always stretch the print and if it cracks I know it’s not as good, for example big brands like LRG don’t ever seem to fail me and last long. What’s your favorite printer?
Love the machines OmniPrint builds, worked with the owner's brother running their machines, contracting all of our dtg jobs to them. Customers always loved the soft finish as well as crisp prints. Best quality by far. This is a perfect entry level investment for any entrepreneur trying to grow their brand with high profit, no stock, and on demand printing. Their price point is also at that sweet spot where you can add more machines as you go.
Cool video John, good job I have been following DTG printing for quite some time. I have looked at several companies but Omniprint is one of the first I really want to buy. As a graphic designer I've created several images and really want to print on poly dark garments at high resolution to show detail and quality. I Love the slogan simplicity and probability.
Hey john I want to start my own clothing line but I’m unsure on few things like what’s the difference between garment and textile? I want to design my own shirts, jumpers, tracksuits, jackets and caps. But I’m sure I need both textiles and garments so the question is Does Garment do textiles and printing?
These printers are not designed and made in the US as claimed in this video. They are diy Epson printers designed and made in Korea. You can buy the same printer for 5 grand direct from the supplier, Omniprint charge 20+.
@@yongkim5808 Companies can't be honest and say the real price is $25k and was never $30k to start with. Great way to start by lying to your customers and thinking they're stupid.
How's going john? I need to your help hopefully you can help me. Do you by any chance have a tamplate of the different labels measurements? I been having problems ordering labels because I'm not very familiar with the measurements. I'll appreciate any help thanks
I made a video a while back regarding labels. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZDYimaYICNc.html most companies will assist you with a PDF of there own depending on what type of label you choose to go with since there are so many different sizes I would recommend hitting up a few different sources. I have a few on my free insider list you can get here: bit.ly/The-Insider-List
Hi John, Thanks for publishing this video, But you didn't mention the cost of the machine. And how long the ink lasts? I mean how many shirts can be printed per a liter of an ink and the cost of it also?
They are $25,000 USD and then you need the pre treatment machine $3,999 and heat press $2,000, conveyor dryer $5,000...etc. with inks, taxes and everything else you are looking at OVER $40,000 US for a complete set up.
John Santos received my freejetTX. There has definitely been a learning curve. I would really think about getting a pretreat machine. Less to worry about regarding having too much or not enough pretreat. I have only have 1 or 2 shirts come out decent. I am working closely with tech support right now to get my white ink flowing correctly. Support team is very friendly and willing to help. Right now it is the weekend and I’m kind of stuck until Monday. quality is not what I expected so far compared to the demo Witnessed. I’ll keep you updated.
Si, además que esas maquinas dtg son un problema y extremadamente costoso para mantener, comprar tintas y reemplazar partes. No las recomiendo si el negocio es poco pq es una maquina que tiene que estar en constante movimiento y si no lo esta, entonces se tapan las líneas y el arreglo de estas es carisisisimo.
Jay Barham just like financing anything it ultimately depends on your credit. It’s best to hit them up for the deets. I linked the site there and they can give you the info. But it makes sense for a biz once the sales exceed your monthly printing and financing costs.
Hello, John can you please describe me how you got the “wake up & win” logo in your t-shirt? I designed it & win it in a contest of design crowd. Really feeling happy to see it.
John thank you so much to share this video ,,, I am desperate to buy this machine, going to start printing business,,, do they have other machines can print business cards , flyers banner etc.? I live in Florida ,,, how can I buy this machine for how much ?
Hello my name is denote I want to know is there an easier way to do direct to garment without a direct to garment machine I'm on a budget but I am trying to start a clothing line?
You can buy this in Germany from I think, DP solutions. The printer is not so great though, its slow and expensive for what it is, about 18,000. There are better options out there.
Looks like your doing a sales job. Didn’t press for price, didn’t talk about how long head lasts, and how long before white ink jet blocks without use . Left out tough questions
do you have a video discussing the screen printing process? also how about comparisons in the durability aspect. last thing I want is to print something that looks great but doesn't hold up for years.
ok so I see you did address some of the differences between dtg and screen printing, but was still wondering if you had anything dealing more with screen printing. I know that it is still widely used in the industry and would just like a better understanding of the reasons why and benefits over dtg.
DTG is wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy overpriced, kind of like LCD tV's in the start, a good DTG should not cost more then $3k tops, its just a printer, nothing earth shattering yet a base DTG is close to 20k
This is all great BUT, you fail to mention that you have to be in a demographic area willing to pay $30-$50 a shirt . To make a profit you have to sell minimum 10 shirts a day at that price ... not easily done .
it ultimately depends on financing. It’s best to hit them up for the details. I linked the site there and they can give you the info. But it makes sense for a business once the sales exceed your monthly printing and financing costs.
Any one know where you can online custom color different sections of a hoodie like if you want the body one color the sleeves another color and the hood another color all I ever see is custom one color
I really want to buy this, couse I am planning to start a t-shirt printing bussiness.. but I am right here in Philippines, so how is it possible for me to have it? reply please omniprint!
it ultimately depends on financing and what makes sense for your business. Ill be covering how a business did just that and went from 0 to 15k shirts a month this Sunday. Also It’s best to hit them up for the details. I linked the site there and they can give you the info. But it makes sense for a business once the sales exceed your monthly printing and financing costs.
Sales banter rules when it comes to DTG, iv'e never seen any other businesses being so unwilling to show prices, that goes for every DTG company, not just Omniprint.
Just received my 330TX and am eagerly awaiting training. His payment with Bitcoin comment was great as I believe that’s due to me, I brought up crypto as payment when dealing with them just weeks ago
Hellow thanks for your vidio.I am nishan. i am a graphics designer.i am from Bangladesh and i am a enterpreneur, i want do this dtg print business in my country.I need your guide line.i hope i will get your reply.thanks again
