Angie thank you for Sharing And All you do for us . I was Also wondering if that rumbler comes in a Bigger size Fir Tumblers n Mugs Ect ? Hello Christine Was Wondering What Kind of Heat Tumbler you have ?

Hi Angie, Thank you for the honest review. I would appreciate some suggestions from you if you could help me out. I am starting a small e-commerce store, and I am planning to customize packaging cardboard boxes with my logo/name and some other text on them. I considered having a personalized stamp but it's too much to spend if you need another design or another text stamp. Then I came across Silhouette Mint which sounds good to make as many stamps as I want but the max size they support is 45mm x 60mm which is still smaller. Then I came across your video of PrintMaker review, I liked this device mainly because you can print design on the go without making a stamp out of it first. I wanted to ask if PrintMaker would be a good fit for the purpose given the smaller area and other issues you mentioned in the video. Can you suggest me another device perhaps? I don't have enough knowledge regarding this technology.

thank you, this is very helpful

I would love to hear how the DTF equipment initial investment is VS what someone starting sublimation with the printer conversion (ex: Epson ET-2803, like I did) and how it prices out in the long run. Longevity, wear and tear, start up costs, maintenence needed and cost, etc.

Where do you get the license plates?

I am very nice like this is my first time. But how do I turn it off ? Do I just unplug it or what lol help please. Please don’t laugh this is all very new to me

What happens if your printer purge file comes out perfect but then when printing something that is a normal red or a normal blue it has vertical lines? I tried adjusting the print head and stuff.

Hi what about running print head cleaning . I usually jus do that , tho i believe that utilizes some of your ink .

I have been asked to repurpose some ceramic mugs that have a logo already on them. Could these be used as a cover up?

LOVE ALL OF THESE. THANKS FOR SHOWING HOW

I absolutely love watching your videos and they are always so helpful but I have looked through one of your videos and every video I can find online about issues with sublimation. I’ve pressed a few T-shirts with the subli hav on cotton and darks and they came out great, and I did one on a shirt the other day and the ink bled all over while I pressed it and then today, I tried to do a polyester hat, but it was dark colored so I did the easy subli and my ink bled all over again so what am I doing wrong?

I jumped on the Cricut 40% sale on iron on vinyl. I'm excited waiting to receive the reflective rainbow iron on vinyl. I was looking for it locally since you premiered it on your channel and couldn't find it. I also have uv pink and blue color changing iron on vinyl. That you also showed on another video. I gave to go back and find it so I can make your T-shirt project with them. Thank you so much for all your wonderful ideas. I may not make your projects exact but you give me a lot of inspiration. Have a wonderful day.

Angie you saved my life. I was having problems getting the red and blue to print and I followed your steps (not power clean) and it worked. I had a clog issue. Thanks so much.

#replay

Can you use this outside where it would be in the weather?

So it went from missing the magenta to only black. 😅also why doing head cleaning and power cleaning shorten your printer life?

What font did you use for the words "Home Body"?

What temperature do you use?

When sending the image to print mate it says failed when uploading do you know how to fix that ? Thank you

My print mate isnt connecting

Angie this is an awesome video! I'm sure I'll be watching it again and again!!

i wasnt aware of the canva and qr codes, like what cant Canva not do. have to spend so much more time on cricut and canva. smh but thank you so much for the info, my mind is blown

Missed the live, but glad I was able to watch the replay. Thank you.

Hello from Oregon

Can u use the qr code that Facebook creates for you?

Great thanks Angie, I'm thinking I'll be making a bunch of these!

Thank you for your videos. I have the xtool S1 20w, and I need you to do something with acrylic. I have been trying to cut, but it burns them. I have some xtool, some of the glowforge acrylic and some of the hobby lobby cast acrylic. And I'm losing hope. I know that I cannot cut clear or translucent. Please, please, please test out different acrylics and make a video. Please. Thanks for considering, Lizbeth

I was able to make one, but when I scan it, it only allows me to go to the ads that come up. It won't let me browse.

Thanks Angie for these instructions. I am a big fan of QR codes and only have my cricut machine. I have printable vinyl and am going to try a few for practice. Thanks so much for sharing your expertise in crafting! ❤👍👍

Will mod podge work to seal?

Thanks Angie, you make it look so easy and explain everything so well.

Awesome!! Finally learning how to make those QR Codes?

Any printer brand I have ever had has clogged. I'm a very infrequent user. But I bought this printer at a heavy use period of my life and I hoped it wouldn't clog when I printed less... Well I went months without printing and it clogged. I used to have to get a print head cleaning kit and take the printer apart to fix it... I get that these steps seem time consuming. But because it has a Power Cleaning function, I never have to go through a frustrating and messy manual cleaning. That's a huge perk for me. I love this printer!

I have an issue with my 2840 and not sure what it is I see the tank empty but when I try to fill it up the ink goes under the printer and leaks can you help?

Why when I "slice" the lettering and fill pattern do I get 3 layers of the lettering??

I did everything mentioned but now get an error message of 000101 and am having a difficult time finding out what it is. Printer will not work :( Epson ET-7750) Worked great on the Epson ET-2720.

This why i follow you. Your honesty thanks

Fabulous video. I have only made about 20 of these so far on the Libbey glass cups but, one of them in particular has excess glue stuck all over it. Do you have any idea how to get that glue off? I have tried just about everything. Please help!

Love your videos. Could you comepare siser dtv and 3g jet opaque for dark colors with washing test please? Thank you .

Thank you so much for this video... It save me and my printer.. You are the best

What should have been mentioned in section 10:14 is that using Air-Assist would have prevented any of the charring. I would not recommend any laser without an Air-Assist; it is crucial to have one. For those thinking of a Glowforge, realize how much you will be paying for software subscriptions per year $$$$$$. Every content creator leaves out the high cost of the Glowforge subscription. You can use the Glowforge software without a subscription, but it is VERY limited and restricted in use. Additionally, Glowforge does not allow third-party software like LightBurn to be used. I have the xTool S1 40-watt with Air-Assist and riser, purchased on Amazon for $1,999. I also have the WeCreat and will not recommend it due to the lack of support. WeCreat has a reputation for pointing the finger at their customers for common issues. I have gone through three defective WeCreat lasers, and each was a nightmare with support. You won’t hear from content creators about support, as most have not dealt with it and have been sponsored. I will be doing a WeCreat review on my channel soon that no one is talking about. I also had the Roly LaserMatic MK2, and without a doubt, they’re number one in support among other brands. Roly will walk you through the leader setup by Zoom call and provide help or learning LightBurn thereafter. Best of the best in support, hands down Roly! I am loving the S1. I did have some issues with the hardware, and xTool was quick to send out parts. Otherwise, the S1 is the mid-range diode laser with precise accuracy due to the pinpoint system. You don’t need a camera! In fact, most cameras on enclosed lasers like Glowforge, WeCreat, and LaserMatic use a fisheye lens that requires the cutting or engraving to be dead center under the camera. And if your projects are into batching (multiple items at once) forget the accuracy. Anything outside of the camera range will be off. The Glowforge camera is poorly made. WeCreat is hit or miss depending on the complexity of the project. Regardless, cameras with fisheye lenses are not accurate. That’s why the xTool S1 pinpoint system is accurate enough to engrave a grain of rice or a toothpick. After I purchased the S1, coming from camera-based lasers, I thought I would lose precision-absolutely not, it was a breeze. I will note that the major con of the S1 40-watt module is the lack of sufficient airflow with the Air-Assist. The S1 Air-Assist isn’t strong enough for the 40-watt laser module. It is great for the 20-watt but lacks power for the 40-watt. This is a design flaw I contacted xTool about. Out of all the mid-range diode lasers, I can testify that the xTool S1 is on top of my list for design, craftsmanship, and precision cutting and engraving. Plus, xTool just released (in beta) the ability to use a smartphone as a camera in xTool Creative Space. It’s good but not perfect and will improve. As for the price of the S1, xTool has promos going on all the time. xTool also has a trade-in promotion. From a Cricut cutter to a laser, you can trade in for a new xTool’s laser. Plus, you don’t need to send in the trade; it’s just another promo without actually sending in your device. No other companies are offering this type of promotion. Again, I highly recommend the xTool S1. And I will bet 100% you’re going to love it. With some cons (like all products) the pros outweigh them. Plus, xTool’s support is near the top, not great, but definitely above from most. That said, “NO”, I am not sponsored by xTool, nor do I accept any sponsored programs on my KZbin channel. I only recommend products I have personally used and tested with a clear understanding that it is my opinion and not paid for by any company. Every product tested and in ongoing use is paid for from my own pocket. After the review, most of the products are donated to the charity of my choice.

When it comes to honest it's only a couple of people i trust, and Angie is one. So, thanks. I'll keep my swing press. 😊

Love these so fun & I have a client that wants sublimized pens. Problem is I can’t find where you got these pens?

Angie and Cori - I have chronic pain as well. It’s so nice to see you two killin it!! Good job!

I tried 100% polyster small pouches, and they absorbed the ink, and they r burned, turning to light yellow, do u have any advice?

Very thorough. Thank You.

I love your videos and have been watching for a while, but I am so thrilled that you started doing these shorts! I find it difficult to really sit and watch the long videos during my peak season (also have a plant nursery, so yeah) because I’m so busy, so the shorts really give me a lot of motivation and great ideas quickly, which makes my limited “free” time more productive. Thank you and keep up the great content!❤

Thanks for sharing friend

When I cut mat board on my Maker with the knife blade, it shreds the mat board. Why might this happen?