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It's an automatic screen printing press, it is being used to print t-shirts.

Thank you for your feedback! We are always looking to improve and will keep that in mind as we continue to work on simplifying the explanations for our graphic design processes.

Hi Ray, good question! We use regular baking/cooking parchment paper, and it works perfectly. There is no specific brand, although we currently use Member's Mark non-stick genuine vegetable parchment paper. Hope this helps! 😁

@@thekaizink- Thank you for your reply.

Hi, what machine are you having problems with and what seems to be the issue? Maybe we can help!

We're glad this helped, thank you! 😄

If the head is turned on you can pull the last used presser foot down and it will stay down. The other presser feet can be held down even lower with your hand. But if you want the machine to lower the foot on all heads that are turned on, please watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/roR446mapFY/v-deo.htmlsi=Xcxva8lfPvY2XSTF I hope this helps you out! Thank you for watching our channel!

For bucket hats the Gen 2 has the advantage of the height adjuster, but for all other hats we prefer the Barudan hoop. The Gen 2 is set up for a left-handed user, and feels awkward to use. Maybe we're just used to the Barudan hoops, but we like that they are right-hand friendly and are easy to adjust how tightly they hold the cap.

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I purchased them from Amazon, I searched for elastic tablecloth holders. Thanks for watching!

You're welcome!

We use a self healing cutting mat.

That used to happen with ours occasionally, usually rebooting the computer got it working again. I never figured out what was causing it though, so if you are able to figure out what it is we'd love to know!

@@jeffmorris151 unfortunately we did not notate that in this video but we also learned that pvc patches this size are not ideal for beanies that meet our standards. We will get back to you if we are able to dial in this process or let us know if you have any suggestions on applying pvc patches to beanies. Appreciate the question!

3 is just the setting that Barudan set up to compensate for round logos getting distorted.

To center your design in Wilcom, select all of it, then look in the top left corner of your program, where it will say Position X: and under that it says Position Y: if you set them both to 0 (zero) your design will move to the center. I hope this answers your question.

Hi, thank you so much for your kind words. We appreciate you! Glad we could help. 😄

How long ago did you purchase yours? I haven't seen one where the top flaps are connected.

Thank you for the compliment! We made a video that hopefully addresses your question, here is the link ua-cam.com/video/mayWVGVi26M/v-deo.html . Feel free to reach back out if you have any more questions on the topic.

Amazon sells them

We actually just ran into an issue this week where this troubleshooting didn't work for us. We seem to be having a port issue with Onyx getting stuck connected to a port that the USB isn't in, which is causing the USB not to transfer data properly (we have tried everything we could think of to reasign the ports and did many reboots and software/cutter resets to see if that fixed it with no luck). What ended up working for us was switching from USB to TCP/IP. We are still looking into the root cause of the issue, because we would like to be running USB, but for now it is at least up and running again. Hopefully this helps if you haven't been able to get yours working yet. If you were able to get yours fixed already, do you know what was causing the connection issue?

You have to tell your Automat that you are sewing on a cap, this will flip the design 180 degrees. Go into your trace screen, then adjust the placement using the arrow keys on the automat (plastic keys) to shift your design up, down, right, left. Your hat will rotate as you push the arrow keys left or right. Watch your laser when you trace your design to see if you have it in the desired location.

Thanks, we will try that

Wilcom.com, and the Barudan comes with it's own software

Hat manufacturers/distributors will often give their recommendations for decorating their products. Different hats have different amounts of space. Also, your embroidery machine and hooping system will have their own limitations. We usually stay within about 5" x 2" max for a hat front.

Thanks for the question and video suggestion! We will be producing some bucket hats in a week or so, we will be sure to shoot a video. They are not as easy to hoop as ball caps! You have to fold the sides in so it looks kind of like a cowboy hat. One thing to check is if they have a double layer of fabric where you will be embroidering, this can cause additional problems for you. If you have to do yours before we get our video up, try using sticky backer and long, wide tear away backer for structure and stability.