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It's an Olfa knife.

We don't use the continuous cutting feature, as we prefer to run in short batches rather than rolls. So I am not 100% positive on how the setup for it works. We print roll media barcodes through our RIP software (Onyx) and as it scans it on the cutter it will automatically default to looking for the next barcode as soon as the cut is complete, we just never have another one in line for it to find. I'm not sure if there is also a setting that we have turned on on the cutter that is doing this, or if it is just prompted by the roll media style of barcode. Graphtec has all of their manuals online, as well as some great resource videos if you still have questions on how to set it up!

Yes it is

Yes, that's what we usually do, but in prepping for the video we got a little ahead of ourselves. Great advice though, thanks for your comment!

LOL, happy to help!

Center is not a button that you set up yourself, that only shows up when you first hit drive, or when you are already in drive and go to the trace shortcut. I hope this helps.

You do not have to use ONYX specifically, however, you will want a RIP software of some sort. ONYX is the one that we have found that meets our needs the best, but there are plenty of different softwares out there with different features and price points. Some of the most popular softwares are: ONYX, SAi Flexi, Caldera, and PrintFactory. A RIP (Raster Image Processor) software is what will convert your digital files into raster images, or bitmaps, for printing. It is what will talk to the printers and control quality, color settings, finishing marks, sizing, etc.

@ thank you very helpful I will still need to do more research on this machine like I said it was a gift and I have no clue how to operate it

There are a couple of different ways that a metallic look can be achieved when printing on paper: 1. Most commonly it is done using foil, in which case the file setup is just like these. 2. You can also print to metallic/holographic papers and leave negative space where you want the material to show through. 3. There are some machines that can use a metallic digital ink when printing. I believe those usually print a layer of metallic ink and then print the CYMK on top of it. With this you can hit a wider array of metallic colors outside of the standard gold, silver, and bronze. 4. You can also use metallic inks in traditional offset printing.

​@@thekaizink Thank you, you have explained it very well, all doubts are clear, Thanks again.

Thank you for letting me know, I'll double check those instructions!

We have not encountered this, but here is what the Barudan manual says: Check that the needle number displayed on the Automat screen matches the needle position the machine is physically on. If the Automat display reads “N00”, then the machine is stuck between needles and needs reset. Reset using a 4mm Allen wrench and rotate the manual connecting shaft for the color change assembly. This shaft is located behind the tension assembly on the left hand side. Turn the shaft slightly until the Automat displays the correct needle number on the display. Then power Off machine and then back ON and retry. Note while resetting the color change assembly, If the shaft will not rotate because it’s in a bind, do not force it. Check and fix binds. Possible binds: 1. Broken take up lever. 2. Thread keep assembly is out of position or not working and it’s jamming the needle bar frame from moving. 3. Machine has been knocked out of sync by hitting a hoop or something else solid. When the Automat display reads “TOP” on the screen, all the take up levers should be perfectly aligned in the upper most position. If the take up lever used for sewing is lower than the rest, then the machine is out of sync. You can always request that a Barudan tech calls you and walks you through the repair. If you have an iphone you can request a facetime call.

Which Barudan model do you have?

Thanks for your post

The translation of your question did not make sense to me, please try rephrasing

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.

You're welcome!

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!

What brand of beanie do you use

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.