The shirts came out great! I've been looking at white toner printers. There is less maintenance involved and seems to be less safety issues. Still in the research stage 😊
Those look amazing . I have an upcoming bday party I am going to and I am making the centerpieces for the tables. My level of laziness right now is off the chart. Your upbeat personality and videos are helping me to get my booty in gear. It’s this Sunday😅 For now I feel buying your prints are good. But as the business grows invest in one. I don’t even own a business and I want one of those printers. 😮😂
I like to double press too ‘cause it gives the ink more of a matte finish and really seems to help it get deeper into the fibers. The pre-press is pretty important, not so much to heat up the material but to evaporate out moisture. I use transfers from Transfer Express, the DTF full color (Ultra Color Max) and the screen printed transfers (Goof Proof and the Vintage). That’s worked great for me so far and I’ve have zero issues. I know there’s cheaper out there but their quality is consistently good.
It is DTF Brittany. Get a printer. And you will save money. That is if you print something every day. If you decide, get the procolored L1800. This would be the ideal printer for you and they are getting better with customer service. Don't listen to all the reviews about it saying it needs too much maintenance. Every dtf printer has maintenance and this consists of shaking the ink every day especially the white, Which does actually have a stirring rod in the tank, and printing a test page and,or if necessary press print head cleaning . Occasionally after long time use it is good if you clean certain parts with a swab ,which doesnt't t take long and they can show you how to do it. If you do tons of prints, like if it goes 27/7 you will need a new print head every 6 months, which when you maintain it can last longer. the printhead is epson printhead and costs 350 but is well worth it and you do eventually save money in the end. You also don't have to wait for prints to arrive and you can adjust them if you don't like the outcome. It Looks pricey, but if you look at the bigger picture in your case the way you do it, it would work better for you. Make sure you buy the oven package, because you will have to buy it anyway. I also received 1000 ml ink, dtf powder and a roll of dtf film. It is a3 printer but it has a roll so you can do continuous printing. There are many brands of printers with the model name L1800 and they are basically clones of each other, but this one has good customer service, that's why chose it. They will contact you through skype with any problems. Here is the link and they also have lots of videos on UA-cam. www.procolored.com/en-ca/products/13-single-head-a3-dtf-printer-direct-to-film-printer-roller-version-l1800-oven Do not buy the a4 model because you will outgrow it. Love your videos!! keep posting!! I forgot to mention they also send a usb with the program and videos that you need and also a key dongle to use this program. so you are all set out of the box and no additional purchase necessary .
@@MlandEmbroidery this is amazing information! Thank you so much! Yes I was looking into the procolor. Just wasn't sure which model but this is very helpful.
The shirts came out great! I've been looking at white toner printers. There is less maintenance involved and seems to be less safety issues. Still in the research stage 😊
Those look amazing . I have an upcoming bday party I am going to and I am making the centerpieces for the tables. My level of laziness right now is off the chart. Your upbeat personality and videos are helping me to get my booty in gear. It’s this Sunday😅 For now I feel buying your prints are good. But as the business grows invest in one. I don’t even own a business and I want one of those printers. 😮😂
@@gabybroom4485 haha thanks, the centerpieces are going to turn out amazing you got this 🎉
Don’t forget to double press 😬 … I worked at a small shop and we double pressed all the dtf shirts so it didn’t peel off after one wash.
@@JessicaMehalco I didn't know this tip so thank you.
I like to double press too ‘cause it gives the ink more of a matte finish and really seems to help it get deeper into the fibers. The pre-press is pretty important, not so much to heat up the material but to evaporate out moisture. I use transfers from Transfer Express, the DTF full color (Ultra Color Max) and the screen printed transfers (Goof Proof and the Vintage). That’s worked great for me so far and I’ve have zero issues. I know there’s cheaper out there but their quality is consistently good.
@@NurturedbyNatureStudio thanks for the info ☺️
It is DTF Brittany. Get a printer. And you will save money. That is if you print something every day. If you decide, get the procolored L1800. This would be the ideal printer for you and they are getting better with customer service. Don't listen to all the reviews about it saying it needs too much maintenance. Every dtf printer has maintenance and this consists of shaking the ink every day especially the white, Which does actually have a stirring rod in the tank, and printing a test page and,or if necessary press print head cleaning . Occasionally after long time use it is good if you clean certain parts with a swab ,which doesnt't t take long and they can show you how to do it. If you do tons of prints, like if it goes 27/7 you will need a new print head every 6 months, which when you maintain it can last longer. the printhead is epson printhead and costs 350 but is well worth it and you do eventually save money in the end. You also don't have to wait for prints to arrive and you can adjust them if you don't like the outcome. It Looks pricey, but if you look at the bigger picture in your case the way you do it, it would work better for you. Make sure you buy the oven package, because you will have to buy it anyway. I also received 1000 ml ink, dtf powder and a roll of dtf film. It is a3 printer but it has a roll so you can do continuous printing. There are many brands of printers with the model name L1800 and they are basically clones of each other, but this one has good customer service, that's why chose it. They will contact you through skype with any problems. Here is the link and they also have lots of videos on UA-cam. www.procolored.com/en-ca/products/13-single-head-a3-dtf-printer-direct-to-film-printer-roller-version-l1800-oven Do not buy the a4 model because you will outgrow it. Love your videos!! keep posting!!
I forgot to mention they also send a usb with the program and videos that you need and also a key dongle to use this program. so you are all set out of the box and no additional purchase necessary .
@@MlandEmbroidery this is amazing information! Thank you so much! Yes I was looking into the procolor. Just wasn't sure which model but this is very helpful.
Could you do a video on making your design on Canva ? Please
You mean Dtf correct
@@juan2617 🤦🏼♀️ yes, just corrected my errors