Screen Printing vs Transfers - Which One Is Better?
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- in this video i talk about traditional screen printing vs heat transfers. which one is better, which one has the best quality and which one should you choose for your business.
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I love how the screen printing took 6 minutes to cover all the steps & the transfers took 60 seconds. Lol. That is precisely why I deal exclusively with transfers & have no interest in SP, BUT like the man said, it is definitely an art & has its place! I just run a very lean operation & specialize in smaller orders with lots of variety, so screen printing is just not feasible for me.
All good points, and thank you for not gate keeping. A few months ago in planning to start and art/t-shirt business, I thought screen printing was the only option - but not having the space I started studying linoleum block printing (fun but very time consuming creating each design). Finally, looking for ways to cure the ink I stumbled across heat press nation and into the wide world of pressing and transfers.
For now, just starting out it's easier printing transfers using the siser easycolor dtv - and the epson 8550 gives surprisingly good results for being a home printer. As I learn more and my volume increases, there are plans to try supacolor and different types of transfers and processes. While it's a lot of work on top of a 9 to 5, it's also fun creating, learning, and growing.
I love it!!! JUST started last year printing shirts and listen to me when I say you are an AWESOME and AUTHENTIC; when you speak, one hears that you only want to help...that's all just help and it's appreciated!!!!!!!
Man facts. I see this all the time. Great points!
I like both I use both in my business I just what makes sense for the job
Customers like screen printing quality with DTF prices
Screen printing is good. But I don't have the space or the time for that . I don't have room for all them screens .
same here. 💯💯💯
Very informative! Now I know which one is better... Thank you for sharing
I use transfers though I would like to learn to screen print. Thanks for always sharing. I’m learning
learning and understanding the screen printing process is good to know. it really helps with your design process.
I would say when it comes down to the 2 verses each other I would say screen printing is superior because once you try to create a design using CMYK which is what a heat transfer uses your artwork will look totally different and you will not be able to get the exact color that you really desire like you can with screen printing
not all transfers are cmyk. lots of screen printed transfers use spot color printing.
Is supacolor cmyk?@@BigBrandoh
I love the screen print process, I use transfers & am trying to learn the screen print method also.
learning to screen print will help you understand your design process better. its a dope craft for sure
@@BigBrandoh preciate that Big B ! 💪🏾
Great info brother
Thank you for the info.
can u make a video difference between screen printing, sublimation and etc?
Facts man I do both
That's why I rock with BB real Dude straight up.
Both unique and excellent processes.
The realist 💯 Thanks for all your insight 🤜🏽🤛🏽
Agree 💯.
Did the American/Alstyle 1701 get discontinued?
Direct screenpring is way better than making a screenprint transfer. They have different feel and direct last longer . You can't do waterbase transfers or discharge screenprint transfers. Screenprint transfers after your press it cuz now it will feel like vinly cuz your pressing the ink and making it flat. Also after you press it the shirt don't breathe as good as direct. I make transfers and screenprint. Stahls just came out with a screenprint transfers on clear film which i question cuz i haven't found pet film for screenprint.and is only one color. Then they claim it offers detail that no other screenprint transfer can match. Which leads be to believe it's what tko offers abs is not real screenprint. It cost like $.65 or more I think but 1 color screenprint tranferss are .15 cents. They go fool alot of people with that.
how does it breathe better if both methods are ink covering the shirt? i showed this test on a live stream before of me shooting air thru a shirt that was screen printed and a shirt that had a transfer (same design, same size, same blank shirt) with a candle on the other side. both shirts did not let any air pass thru to blow out the candle. i did plastisol ink on both and water based inks on both.
I have no skin in this game cuz I’ll never use screen printing, I’m way too lazy for that. So instead I’ll ask a random question, are there alternative blades to the cameo? I go through blades like crazy on the cricut using thicker cardstock. Thinking of switching but wanted to see if you had experience with dupe blades. Thanks!
Can you just have a dedicated blade for the thicker material like Card stock?
@@RoommateWiLLE I do, doesn’t stop it from getting dull 🤍
@@SealsAndFoils dupe...as in another blade that's generic. I get it. I'm sorry I misread. I hope someone responds and provides you with a tip. 🙏🏿
ive had my cameo for years now. i cut vinyl almost every day and i havent had to change the blade yet. but i also dont cut cardstock or any other materials. i havent tried any dupe blades. my guess is it would be the same as the branded blades. but thats just my guess. wouldnt hurt to buy some dupes for the card stocks since you go thru so many.
@@RoommateWiLLE thank you!
Is there any wholesale transfer companies out there
6:26 That's 2 much work
I tried screen printing and I hated it due to the learning curve. I just got a heat press so I'll definitely see wassup but the learning curve doesn't seem as crafty as silkscreening. My opinion though.
I use DTG😭