Very good video, very good explained, every word is true. I'm from Germany, we started embroidery in 1991, bought the first software for 30.000,- D-Mark then. Our Mitsubishi L300 Bus was exactly the same price then. The computer with a super Graphic-card and supporting a scanner to get the Logos of our customers into the PC was 8.500.- D-Mark, the Scanner was another 1.500,- D-Mark. All prices are netto / without taxes. The monthly income of a very good skilled worker in Industry was around 1.900,- D-Mark. So the total Investment to start creating our own designs was 21 months income of a skilled and well experienced worker, just to get started with digitizing. Now we better don't mention the time it took to create a design :-) but we love our job, that's why we also paid a lot of updates, upgrades since then. With every stage of new computers starting from DOS to windows 11 the software has to be adopted. I also own Hatch and Design Doodler, very good software and fun to be creative with.
Embroidery software reminds me of the software required for laser cutting, water cutters and other manufacturing applications. You aren’t drawing pictures, you are giving instructions a machine will use to generate the finished item.
With respect to the companies who create the softwares I have to admit that the costs are outrageous and unjustified. This is really a field where I hope AI can catch up and provide as good results as with expensive softwares
But how we will know if we create the design correct since we can't export the design and use it in the machine?? I don't understand why many of trials they don't even have the option to export what we create....
I'd love to see a demonstration of the punching machines, that would be absolutely fascinating!
Very good video, very good explained, every word is true.
I'm from Germany, we started embroidery in 1991, bought the first software for 30.000,- D-Mark then. Our Mitsubishi L300 Bus was exactly the same price then. The computer with a super Graphic-card and supporting a scanner to get the Logos of our customers into the PC was 8.500.- D-Mark, the Scanner was another 1.500,- D-Mark. All prices are netto / without taxes. The monthly income of a very good skilled worker in Industry was around 1.900,- D-Mark. So the total Investment to start creating our own designs was 21 months income of a skilled and well experienced worker, just to get started with digitizing. Now we better don't mention the time it took to create a design :-) but we love our job, that's why we also paid a lot of updates, upgrades since then. With every stage of new computers starting from DOS to windows 11 the software has to be adopted. I also own Hatch and Design Doodler, very good software and fun to be creative with.
Because you’re telling it to almost fly a plane😂😂😂❤❤, love Hatch!!!! It works wonderfully!!!🎉🎉🎉
Embroidery software reminds me of the software required for laser cutting, water cutters and other manufacturing applications. You aren’t drawing pictures, you are giving instructions a machine will use to generate the finished item.
The software I use for my laser machine cost me $20.
@@bluemonkeyfiedI was thinking of the big CNC machines not little laser cutters.
Good software may cost but really opens on what you can do with it .
With respect to the companies who create the softwares I have to admit that the costs are outrageous and unjustified. This is really a field where I hope AI can catch up and provide as good results as with expensive softwares
Good video thanks
Other thing that you need to take care is the facts the tech support that is required to fix the problems when use the software.
Is Wilcom better than Hatch software?
But how we will know if we create the design correct since we can't export the design and use it in the machine?? I don't understand why many of trials they don't even have the option to export what we create....
I have to keep telling my students how worthy it is to buy hatch.
Wow! 54k usd?!
Yup!