🎉🎉🎉 keep going, man.Hope you don't get success and more jobs keep happening.💰💰💰

Good luck.

Thank you for your great info. Very helpful

Wow cool, the entire school✅

Oh yes, definitely can’t mess up on those bags🤣

Wow that’s 🔥

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old video but can you tell me what socket thing you are using to move the frame? The thing I am using seems very hard to use.

I really think that it is logical that stamped t-shirts are dangerous as well as the powder as then we wear the towder constantly on ourselves. I bought a printer for $2000 2 weeks ago, but I am not going to print with it after I watched so many videos about the DTF stamps on the web. That's a real danger and we should be as much protective as we can and be close to the nature. The governments should be aware as well if they think about the people in the countries. I am giving up printing until there is natural ingredients paints/stamps for clothes.

Sawgrass had me upgrade my printer it read the chips on my 3rd party inks and now all my prints come out pure black. They want me to pay the $307 for the sawgrass Inks

Hi, thanks for the video, I wish I'd seen it a year ago when it came out... I've had a By-20 since the beginning of this year, connected to a shaker and an oven; when they installed it for me they filled me with recommendations... make it work every day, clean it regularly, because the DTF inks are particular (I already had three ecosolvent plotters and two sublimation printers) the machine itself does frequent automatic cleaning and circulation of the ink, because this machine, to work well, must WORK, it must not stand still. At the beginning everything went well, the machine is fantastic, the prints of very high quality, everything ok... But then the summer season arrived, the work got serious, and the problems began... Because the machine , designed for production, which must work, which is in line with the shaker and oven to produce continuously, cannot withstand intensive workloads. I'm talking about hours and hours of continuous printing, 8, 12, even 16 hours of continuous work are unthinkable. After hours of work the colors begin to disappear and it's not a cleaning problem... It really seems like the head isn't holding up, to restart correctly it has to "rest" for hours... Maybe it's overheating? I don't know, they're investigating, they're telling us that "we're probably using the printer too much"...(?!?). Never had these problems with previous technologies, my opinion is that DTF is still too young... Thanks and goodbye

Did you use a special needle for the jacket?

Is the icolor 560 or 650 sublimation as good as the Sawgrass? I saw someone rated the icolor with 3.5 stars only because they said they did not know how to use and install the sublimation cartridges., but they never talked about the quality. I want to replace my Sawgrass and color laser printer with only an icolor white toner printer. Please do a video on the icolor sublimation vs Sawgrass. Thanks

The problem is that the average person does not really know what goes into the production of garments, whether it be DTG, DTF, Ebroidery, whatever. Some people in the business are in the "race to bottom" price camp. This adversely impacts the entire industry and the ability of smaller business to turn enough profit to even conduct business. If someone is not willing to pay for a large job because they don't understand that it is expensive and/or time consuming to create, then they can find another method of creation or modify their design to make it easier or faster to create. People trying to constantly lower their prices just to get a sale is counter productive. So you get a sale but barely make a profit. Then you get a bunch of orders based on that price. Then you are locked into creating a bunch of orders and making minimal money, tying up your time and equipment, preventing you from working on more profitable jobs. Just my thought. You shouldn't be pricing your stuff astronomically, but selling for pennies is just as bad, if not worse.

Love the design and color match!

Thank you for this information! I’ve been going back and forth with the HPN Signature Series Pro with Sure Press and the Ricoma Auto Open. I just came up on a Ricoma Auto Open Hat Press for $250. So I I’m going to ride with Ricoma to start out with and once it makes the money back plus profit, I may add the HPN or the WALA to the arsenal.

i have the same rikoma press, what is the cover you have on it? i use loose teflon sheets and would love to replace it

Hey, dub. I gotta MT1501 i was wondering. Can you do a video on how to network it? Thanks

I want one.I see before it was about screen printing and embroidery now update I want a direct to film and the oven some are pricey.I would like to try direct to garment to I know for direct to garment you can only print on cotton but also is better a details and color thats what i see online.

Why am I getting the error - printer driver / start printing? I just want to save the image as a prn file so that I can print from USB drive.

I agree with you that it depends on how many heads you have... Time is time but 1 machine vs 6 machines you get it done way faster.

I'm a littler concerned about the colors not being as bright as the procolor. I am about to get the R2pro with Miro and the whole setup like 11k. But I've bought transfers from different companies where some are really vibrant and some that are not as bright. Is that the case with the prestige?

Hey is the ink Water-resistant or does it depend on the label. Do you have a video on what the lamination step looks like ?

I wanted to offer some thoughts based on experience. You mentioned working with a customer who was a dean at a college, and it sounds like the embroidery size was quite large. In situations like this, it might have been more cost-effective to suggest a smaller design at the same price. This way, you would reduce your production costs while maintaining the price point. When marketing to customers, it's important to remember that your pricing should reflect the value of your work and the associated costs. Your machine will continue to generate income, and it’s common to worry whether people will pay the price, but often, if you say no, they will find another provider and still end up paying a similar amount. You can offer alternatives, such as using brands like Bella Canvas or other apparel options, but at the end of the day, business is about covering your expenses and making a profit. You need to account for the costs of labor, supplies, and machine time. While being considerate with customers is important, protecting your bottom line is essential for sustaining your business. In some cases, customers may have the money but are reluctant to pay full price. This is where standing firm on your pricing is crucial. For example, the hoodies you mentioned could easily have been priced at $125 or more, particularly if you included additional elements like neck labels or sleeve designs. Even with a basic design, pricing could vary based on the complexity of the embroidery. To give you a clearer idea: Small embroidery (under 5,000 stitches) typically adds $5 to $10 to the base cost of the garment. Larger embroidery (over 10,000 stitches) can add $20 or more. A blank hoodie generally ranges from $20 to $50, depending on the brand. Jackets tend to range from $30 to $100 or more, based on material and style. In business, it's about balancing customer satisfaction with efficient organization, ensuring that costs are covered while providing value. In today’s economy, prioritizing your business objectives while offering quality is more important than ever.

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Yes from my 1 years experience 😂 looks great

How is the machine on printing our fine line art?

Thanks. I couldn't remember what it was. Making a baby shirt.

Hey bro, can I get your email address. I need some DTF work.

Thanks sir

I have a Em1010 and love watching it go too! It’s so satisfying! Goal is to get to this level! Keep growing and grinding! 💪🏽 Can you post the picture of the hoodie when it’s done so we can see the finished work. How many stitches did you do?

I'd probably have to be at $150 for that design alone. I would have probably tried to turn some things in the design to applique. That would have save some stitches. I know you would have had cost in the material that you would lay down for the applique. But thats me i know you said child hood friend but they would understand if they knew you here to make money. But if your machine aint working you aint making no money so keep the machines working. Your price is your price id juat charge more

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Are you going to be uploading a video from your visit to iColor? I saw you on Katrina's video when I did a search for printing on ornaments using white toner. It was so informative...well the parts from Joe 😂 I really do not want to use sublimation and wanted to use a white toner printer using hard surface paper. There really is not a lot of information on it for ornaments. Most videos are for cups, plaques etc.

Which has a higher profit margin, custom embroidered hats or embroidered hoodies?

Looks clean Yezzzir!

SO INSTEAD OF CUTTING THE CORNERS OF THE BOX AND SLIDE IT OUT.... WE STRUGGLE

Have you stopped using your Reval? I haven't seen any recent videos of you using it.

Yezzzz Sir!!!!

How do you cut them out professionally? I got an order for 300 patches on twill with full embroidery. My question how do the big companies cut them out; one by one seems tedious. There's has to be a better way. If you got an order for 500 do you sit there and cut them out one by one? Thank you.

ja de swagrass 500 is gewoon een duren printer. geld verslinden gewoon niet kopen

I know I am late in comment but you could have cut box from bottom down middle so that it could have been taped back up, so you would have been still able to use box if needed.

cut the sides of the box 😂 😂

Awesome.. so you would recommend this setup for an entry level business start.. ??

..on point.. 🧵🪡

Did it break?

Congratulations on the R2 Wait is the beast man out of service(Ricoma DTF)?

🎉🎉🎉Congratulations 🎊 👏🏿 again

Next time cut the bottom of the box so you can just lift it up

Place the box on the table and cut the seams of the box from around the box.