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[@Kerm448]

I'm glad you clarified in the beginning what DTF stands for.

[@kenwu7]

😂

[@MisssKayy]

😅

[@adriansavulescu8313]

dtf = down to fuck, right?

[@celestialnubian]

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@richc.3100]

I dig this guy! He’s super smooth and distributing nothing but truth and love.

[@angieharris1654]

Your video blessed my soul this evening. After completing a t-shirt order where I had many layers, and designs on the front, back, and sleeves. I'm exhausted from the htv method and decided to research some other options while recovering from the long day I just had. Thank you so much for sharing this very detailed and useful video. God bless 🙌 🙏

[@bdmaus4975]

It's not about making money, unless your on the low side. It's about crafting the coolest shirts no one else can have

[@mostmost1]

Great point!

[@plutotech]

@@lazy5373 I take it you have a successful print business, yes?

[@Crackyrapswell]

@Lazy If you spend $7k total on the oven, printer, 500 transfer sheets and 500 shirts, you have 500 finished shirts for $7k. Sold at $14 a shirt to break even, every shirt after that costs about $3.50 to make, so you're quadrupling your money at $14 a shirt (which is a fairly low price for custom shirts). You might have to bump it up to $16-17 if you're using nicer blanks. Scared money don't make money. Your username checks out for sure.

[@BassBunnyMusic]

@@lazy5373 But circles do Not!

[@bbbildhuu]

@@lazy5373 have fun with cancer in the future. I wouldn't look down on people enjoying what they do

[@gsharks3333]

The commitment and passion in his work are appreciated

[@photogra4]

GREAT VIDEO! Thank you for this and thank you for so much information. You've touched on so many points that most others usually skip. I've been looking to do an add-on to the business that I am just trying to get off the ground, and in time this should be what separates my business from the others. Peace and good luck in all you do!

[@kampouris1000]

We are professionals and we use DTF a lot . this printer really change the game

[@222layers]

Do you find that DTF is as thick and uncomfortable as the internet says? In my samples I found DTG to be super comfortable but it just looks cheap and like it’s going to flake off and disintegrate quickly…is DTF at all comparable in wearable comfort?

[@TheMeditron]

Cool video on the topic, thanks for the info. Makes me excited for the future as it should make printers at home like this more affordable to the home consumer. Side note, dope design on the owl

[@marvinpicaso1290]

I been doing DTF Printing and I love it it's a great investment

[@godsnerd1971]

Wow! Impressive! I like the statement, "Things are not what they cost, but what they're worth!"

[@jolastees]

Hello happy New Year! I’ve been watching your vids for awhile now! I must say I really appreciate you! I’m learning a lot! Still on my t-shirt journey! Praying to reach another level in this industry! Keep up the awesome work!

[@Garashima]

Game changer. Thanks for sharing. Love your energy fam 🤝🏿

[@bethalvarez6956]

I’ve seen a lot of videos where people say that the DTF ovens are good in the middle of the transfer but they don’t get all the way to the edges so a lot of people have actually switched to countertop toaster oven‘s or convection ovens and they say it’s much better Not to mention the price difference you can get one for $150 instead of 399 and up plus shipping I’ve seen them up to $699 for a little plug-in DTF oven like that. And with the toaster ovens that are a third of the price they don’t have the issues with the edges not getting hot they do recommend you put us a monitor in there that you can see so you know exactly what your temperature is at

[@Witty..UserName]

Dude. This is the first video I've seen of yours & it was awesome. Love the flow & content. I am assuming all the art in the background is yours & I love the style. I started airbrushing in malls in the 90s. I got into sublimation in the early 2000s, then embroidery, then a screen printing. I always wanted a DTG. I haven't done anything in well over a decade & have recently started to airbrush again for my friends & family. I've recently thought about getting into clothing again & this may be the way to go. Again great vid, looking forward to watching more.

[@drurigney8616]

Thank you for ALL your content. I’m going to the Impressions show in Long Beach next week and gonna look into this machine!

[@rayge]

Ok man this looks tight as hell. Especially seeing white ink. This might be my route to go once I expand outside of my 3d printer realm. Thank you for making this video to expose me to DTF!

[@whareisthelove]

"Not What They Cost, But What they're Worth!" That, is a Great saying for Any Crafter, (Like myself) to Live By. Thank you kindly. 🙂

[@lordkylo]

There's so much wisdom on this clip including the comments! The words that stick for me: "it's not how much it's what it's worth" and "whole notha' level" and "Even the dullest spear has a point". Love this topic. Nice work man.

[@EivinSukoi]

So u got the money right

[@justcallmemom6771]

I really like how you ended your video with do something good for somebody. Fantastic way to live a life. Thanks for the video.

[@leviteapparel]

Always a great experience to watch in your channel love DTF keep up the Wonderful content

[@popixel]

As a hobbyist that definitely is outside of my price range. But it looks absolutely stunning. Thank you for sharing.

[@ZenBenzineX]

same!

[@MikeTees]

*_Thank you_* , Appreciate all the _free game_ and the *_knowledge_* you have _shared through out the years_ most . You Definitely wrote out the blueprint for those trying to even get started. Appreciate the *_Inspiration_* and the classes also meeting in person keep applying pressure !!!!!!!!!!!

[@moniquecherice1758]

I love your videos! Very informative, entertaining and educational. Great job!!

[@joshuamitchell1667]

Love the professional enthusiasm! Love the vid, I leaned a lot 😁 Thank you! 🙌

[@justinsjourney3224]

I love your content man. I would love, if you haven't already, a video where you talk about the benefits of printing your own stuff instead of going through a print on demand service.

[@x-shop1543]

Good point sir, since he didn't answer which one do you prefer?

[@ternocimadh5863]

+1 🤝🏻 edhe mu mkish interesu ni ksi llojë video.

[@Gambimrel]

Main reasons are cost and production time.

[@tylerparker3024]

Obviously cost, production time, and you can be in charge of your own quality control.

[@antonyol.2489]

Dude...after several hours of my own research (people ALWAYS do your own research and don't be lazy 'bout it) this sounds like it certainly is a game-changer. See, I'm an old school "real" printer (printing press and ink-mix specialist) and designer who never chose screen printing, etc., as a serious second income project. At the age I am now, I'm finally impressed with where technology has taken us with this and thinking of jumping in feet first thanks to you!

[@scottymillotti]

Jump in brother, who better to do it than an old school real printer 👊

[@DJWOLFLIVE]

Now this is a channel that I’ve been looking for to help me start my t-shirt business. I just subbed this channel as a result. Thanks for this information.

[@DopelyTV]

dood this does change the game, i couldnt secure financing a few years back for DTG printer cuz it was tens of thousands of dollars... it made me change my whole business, im gettin this

[@kevinredden]

Thank you. I didn't know there was an affordable option

[@glbernini0]

Back in the 80's there were cool stores at the mall that had thousands of shirt prints & custom stuff that could be done. Those were fun but sadly never too busy!

[@aishine8184]

Taking about easy 🤣🤣🤣🤣 easy my ass🍑. You know what I can't even blame the manufactuers, it's these dudes that have the nerve and audacity to put their face and and energy to waste people's time with this fuckery. Talking about easy as pie 🥧bro you went through like 5 steps if not more for $4,000.00 piece of shit that might I add is gonna send up your electrical bill. Buy that fuck shit if you want 🤣🤣😘🤔🙅🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

[@vercopolis]

Dogs ear

[@derekwellington5167]

Tee’s N Sweats in 🇨🇦

[@Karma-wy7xv]

I remember the Dr. Pepper shirts and glitter smiley face transfers around 1984.

[@JohnArnoldUK]

Great video. I run a ticket and voucher printing business but I'm always trying to learn about other kinds of printing and this showed me the WHOLE process. I learned a lot. Thank you sir.

[@KaysFantasy]

@Tshirt Help Desk “Dis right here.” Your a legend, thank you for making this.😊🌸 💖

[@explorationecho2366]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I'm so grateful for you. God Bless you bro. I just recently quit working at a T-Shirt print shop because the owner was BS'ing regarding time & a partnership agreement she re-negged on. Stoked that with what she paid me, I could save up to buy this Printer/Oven Combo & all the extra's I needed to get started printing. I'm about to launch my T-Shirt brand here in town. Looks like folks got a tiny bit of competition. ;)

[@user-ny3km9vu4e]

It’s cool ！bro

[@HarrisonWHB24]

Besides white, what are the pros of this over sublimation? bc it seems to be a slightly more complicated process with a much larger pricetag

[@arielfarah8673]

Just getting started and this was a really nice video my man. Thank you kindly. Keep on keeping on. ✌️

[@lmhernandez1077]

Those shirts look amazing, wish i could invest into something like this.

[@caliken10]

WOW! That price isn't bad at all! Definitely something to work towards!

[@cracklinbr3ad]

This is definitely overpriced. Don’t be fooled.

[@ravereviews6853]

Nice video man. I make some band tshirts with a cricut cutter and vinyl. My problem is the amount people are willing to pay for printed shirts isn't worth the amount of time it takes to print them. It is if I'm just doing like a little logo that I can get 10x of the same on one cut. But these big graphics are time consuming and expensive plus there's the cost of the machines to pay back. I guess I'm underselling the service.

[@d-boyzeighteenhundred]

That’s the problem there’s so many people in the market making T-shirts with vinyl cutters nowadays unless you’re doing DTG or DTF Full color prints there’s not much room and you’re going to have to sell more towards a bulk style to make any profit whereas you’re only making a dollar or two per shirt and have to sell a large amount to make anything 😩

[@dezign4everr]

Thank you, this is just what I was waiting for.

[@manamedia]

Thank you so much for producing this video. Very Informative. x from New Zealand.

[@caliken10]

Those graphics are FANTASTIC!

[@merchmonger8453]

Stretch and wash test please. Thank you!

[@user-dg7gf6ny1v]

eah, love T-shirts like V-neck and striped Tees. They go with everything, and I prefer that simple, casual style with some details like the necklace. It’s fun to spend a little time building my looks together.

[@ramonnatal3006]

Appreciate this video, been looking at this setup and they actually have a local shop not far from me

[@chrisrybskiart]

Damn this looks incredible. What printing press do you use in your video? Looks like a beast! I use a general heat press

[@mommylove67]

I am purchasing DTF transfers from a company now and I love them! However, doing it myself and not waiting for processing and shipping is a definite game changer. Again thank you!

[@ebayseller6040]

what you pay for the transfers?

[@purpleheart1836]

@@ebayseller6040 I pay on average 4 to 6 per page

[@tracylitsinger]

And shipping is outrageous these days..

[@kilahlipstick9687]

Who do you use for your DTF transfers

[@loyal2ink]

@@purpleheart1836 I would like to try your company out before I purchase a DTF printer. I want to know if the printer is worth buying quality wise. Thanks 😊

[@johncarvell235]

Great video sis, your explanation was so helpful and informative!

[@elvischeco4741]

WHOLE NOTHA LEVEL there’s a t right there homie! Thank you for sharing your passion brother

[@Cloudy-cute2]

how many prints can you make with this cartridge set

[@dwightwomack6746]

Can you do an update on washability? I hope I did not miss the answer in the comments. Thanks again for the video.

[@thehumanwiII]

It fades in the wash, the error rate of this process is very very high even when you get it down. It’s just how it is.

[@jfc8681]

@@thehumanwiII all inks fade how much does this one fade compared to screenprint?

[@heythere6983]

What’s the best way to make good quality shirts? Iv got shirts that are like 20 years old and hold up fine. Only shirts I ever ruined were with too much detergent or stuff from lucky brand

[@luc917]

you killing it! great video. like your setup and info . leveling up

[@patw5899]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You are extremely entertaining, great content!

[@kitanul788]

I'd like to hear more about cost for ink refills and on average, how many prints per refill

[@TinShackVideos]

.....and how many wash cycles the ink lasts.

[@espritusantoamen787]

I was just thinking that to....I bet maintenance is just as important.....

[@skyboys9814]

Wow, looks good, could you please do a wash test ? Run a dozen shirts through a wash test 10 to 20 times to see how the prints hold up. Thanks man, looking forward to the next video.

[@ternocimadh5863]

Good point

[@bluenose21c]

🤣Will you pay for the detergent

[@raccoonstarsmember]

That is one clean looking work room. Very nice!

[@byrontdwilliams]

This is a great video and excellent product. Once sales step up then I can justify this purchase. Just starting out here.

[@JorgePille]

Not bad! At $3500, you'd have to do ~150 shirts to break even on the printer itself. I like the quality look (and feel of water based ink) of the graphics, though.

[@nothinbuttthetruth1]

❤Me too I like that quality look

[@immelting9834]

What is the life expectation of this machine in terms as number of t shirts before it needs major repairs ?

[@jamesnguyen_1]

Gotta have connections. Fundraisers from schools and pop warner teams

[@WaRi-rd2we]

150 shirts? You talking custom and selling online with shipping and packaging? You sure ain’t gonna get no work with a school or business wanting to order say 50 to 100 shirts at over $23 a piece. And good luck getting a large order turned around in a timely manner with that. You’ll probably have to replace ink as well by then which is expensive.

[@kbgfx1]

Is that roughness @5:18 around the design apart of the design?

[@jorgenunez5669]

Very clean work! Awesome information!!

[@johnksmith7554]

Thank You! Love the video. This seem like a very good investment!

[@alirad108]

does it feel like an extra layer on the tshirt or does it blend with fabric like sublimation ?

[@anuragrai1431]

You feel extra layer

[@cagman101]

Feels just like silk printing .... remember it's just ink. Sublimation is a completely different process .... there are several videos on the difference.

[@starverzgaming9003]

Level of Thickness Comparison Silkscreen : High Dark Paper : Mid DTF : Low Sublimation : None

[@Redrune0928]

How many prints do you get with the ink? I saw it's pretty expensive at $77 for the 1000ml

[@King_Adam_M]

I’d like to know too

[@anthonycarter2805]

Too many to count 😱

[@mommylove67]

Thank you for this!!!

[@GrannyHatesEdithe]

Just starting out this video was amazing thank you instant sub

[@amandaroinila1455]

Gosh I can’t imagine doing this for a large order though 😳

[@speway]

Double 😳😳

[@chefryan6832]

Yeah I can't imagine knocking out 500 shirts with front, sleeve and back lol.

[@jimmygriswold9258]

The tagless and sleeve and back hits are all up sells, and I would assume these are for small runs of shirts, and you would just use silk screen for an order of 500. I’m sure it’s still economical even to sub a silk screen job.

[@chefryan6832]

@@jimmygriswold9258 screen print just isn't the same to me. I prefer vinyl but yes, weeding sucks lol

[@jimmygriswold9258]

@@chefryan6832 if they could make a vinyl cutter with a built in laser and a type of vinyl you could just zap all the weeding and be left with just the transfer😎💰👌🏽

[@CandyCodedBasix]

I get a lot of complaints from my customers when I use this process they don’t like the plastic sticky feeling on the shirt.

[@teeshizzle891]

Is the print more like a plastisol feeling? He did say it was a waterbase ink formulated for DTF, so I am just curious.

[@MadQuEsTiOnAskN]

Thank you for this

[@Brandon_Shawty]

@@teeshizzle891 p

[@CrysHBIC]

You can press it again for 5-7 seconds and it gives it a more vinyl feel :)

[@FrankJonen]

@@teeshizzle891 it’s the glue powder that creates the plastic feeling.

[@voiceofreason1613]

I appreciate this video so much I'm a Artist and I want to start making own shirt instead of using teespring as 3rd party source. I don't know what kinda printer to get etc so this was very helpful bos

[@stephenmarshall9229]

Love this guy and his video! Thankx

[@rage848]

The dtf has a rubbery feel, and doesn’t feel high quality when touched, I have to say the colours turn out great but dtg is definitely a better feel and it blends in well with the t-shirt fabric.

[@maybemaybemaybe8449]

Each has their pros and cons: DTG can only be used on certain fabrics, like cotton. DTF can be used on a wider range of materials

[@elisiva2583]

it should do for the cost of the machines

[@michaelsellas3071]

eh honestly if you do the right settings it feels pretty good, and all depends on your ink printer film powder settings and way you press it, also less preparation for black shirts.

[@rage848]

@@michaelsellas3071 I’m sure you can slightly better the results, but it’s still going to feel like a patch of rubber making the t-shirt unbreathable. I feel I wouldn’t get repeat customers with dtf since I personally wouldn’t wear one, but if you’re dealing with corporates they maybe yes

[@michaelsellas3071]

@@rage848 all my customers so far honestly have liked it, you really don't notice it after its washed as long as its pressed correctly, even with large designs while it's slightly heavier it's really not too bad

[@DanielCamargoTalks]

For anybody wondering, yes, these designs feel like a sticker on the shirt

[@Espinal_424]

you have this machine?

[@marielena3555]

Why is that ? And how do we avoid that

[@DanielCamargoTalks]

@@marielena3555 you can’t, this is the way the final product is. You can slightly soften it with different heat press methods, but the result will be the same: a sticker. Very convenient process, however.

[@burningholyfire]

This is insanely cool. Thank you

[@Miloproductions1]

This is now the goal. Thanks for this, hopefully I can save up for this thing and make some bad ass shirts

[@nateb118]

Just fyi, to buy 5 1-litre bottles of ink to refill the CISS ink system will run you about $400.00. Using any ink other than that particular brand voids the warranty. It may all be worth it, but perhaps not for beginners. I think I'm going to start with a heat press and just order custom transfers; I can still make money, but not have the huge outlay for this system. Definitely something to consider for the future though.

[@tracylitsinger]

1 job of 20 shirts would more then pay for the ink, it would definitely be worth it..

[@tracylitsinger]

@@kurtlamprecht93 then you are not charging enough..and i said it would pay for the INK....

[@tracylitsinger]

@@kurtlamprecht93 no i said 1 job of 20 shirts would pay for the ink, it would be worth the 400.00 for the INK...reading comprehension...

[@tracylitsinger]

@@kurtlamprecht93 DUDE, SERIOUSLY, he made a comment about INK, and only INK, it has nothing to do with the whole propostion of making shirts... for the cost of $400 for INK it is worth $400 for the INK ... jesus christ READING COMPREHENSION... INK>>>INK>>>INK>>>INK

[@bbarxx]

Is the DTF Printer made in America? I live in Australia and try to avoid buying anything made in China to help support local business and economy. I'm aware this isn't always possible but I try to make it a priority if it allows. Great video.

[@7996hobguy]

It is a rebranded Chinese unit. They cost $2200 on AliExpress currently and $4000 from the website being pushed in the video.

[@GERMANFORLIFEMEL]

Fuck where it’s made, but it from china cheap and works.

[@markcole6460]

Very smooth delivery my friend

[@ReidLucier]

Those shirts look great!!

[@Hardcastle1971]

*$20,000 to print on a $10 shirt /rollseyes*

[@tamgaming9861]

It would be more usefull if you can tell us how much it costs to print one t-shirt with all the things you need for it, how long it takes you, and how long the company say it will work. Because every machine has a lifetime. THEN you can say its an investment or NOT!!!

[@RichTheSOG]

Awesome, thanks for this, very helpful.

[@sunsignclaire448]

Good video. DTF printers are more and more popular. Most of all, it’s more easier than before

[@andrewfreeman88]

At $4,000 plus Oven Plus Ink and other things it's a $6,000 package. Hard pass as a business you would have to sell about 500 T-shirts just to break even.

[@elenagomez9469]

Not bad if U actually run the numbers. 500 over 4 months thats 125 per month thats 4 tshirt per day. In less than half of year u would pay it off. N its profits from there. If U wanna take a short cut to life u will never arrive

[@rrkk6434]

We had this printer and returned it It was, to say, hot trash. White ink never printed properly, nozzles would misfire everyday, numerous headstrikes due to a faulty film tray. Maybe I got a lemon of a machine, but we got about two weeks of use out of it. Awful experience.

[@afprint3054]

They make everything look so great and easy in KZbin videos but in reality its trash same it happened with me it never worked

[@rrkk6434]

@@afprint3054 Yea, wouldn't be surprised if this was some paid review. He makes this sound way better than it is.

[@iPanthera]

Thanks for the information, Gary!

[@gus423]

Thanks for sharing man this was informative

[@fernandosamaniego4212]

God bless my man thanks for the tutorial planning to start tshirt business in my place

[@cyberjetx]

Killer Video! You spilled ALL the important deets and I am 98% sold. Just the right amount of detail! Do sum'n nice for someone! ftw newly sub'd

[@TheCraftofPetra]

Damn! All information i needed in just 1 video. 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@Fitness23]

wow this is so professional thank you

[@djreaction1]

Great video. I wish you were my neighbor so I could literally have you show me this in person because it's such a great idea to start a business. Subscribed!!!

[@SUPPORTYOURSELF]

looks easy, thanks for the video

[@mechahutchinson322]

thank you for all your videos. now I need to take a design class. :)

[@jasminewilliams4232]

Thanks so much for the INFOOII!!!!!

[@bradsarganis8479]

Dang!! You the mann...good stuff

[@NANCYB004]

😇Thank you for Sharing this is On A WHOLE NOTHER LEVEL Very Professional QUALITY!!!!

[@evesmith7044]

God bless you sir ! Thank you for this inspiration and info appreciate you ! Have a Blessed day 🙏😊

[@BloomingDesigns_byMel]

😂 I love your energy! 👏🏽

[@djmochaman]

YO..... Bro you did the damn thing.. this was really imformative and right on the spot.. I sub and am a new fan just on how you layed this out thank for posting..

[@sirlayo]

Great review

[@michelleobie4674]

Oohweeh! You got hotrontic heat press machine that’s a bad boy right there but the printer oohweh you got me so excited about this machine . Thank you new fan

[@jmarcum3868]

Great and very informative video! thanks