FULL COLOUR DTF HACK NEVER SEEN BEFORE! DTF HACK WITH INKJET PRINTER

[@ryanschilder7323]

Awesome! I just did this with two ET-2800 (US) and it works great! I have one comment that may help you with printing the white ink. You used the magnetic lasso tool to go around the outside of the image, then color it in. You can do that Way easier. When you have the image merged down to one layer, simply Control+Click on the layer preview (left of the layer title) and it will automatically select every pixel in the layer, no matter the color. While selected, go to Edit > Fill. Contents = Black. Done! Thanks again, I’ve made several shirts already using this method!

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@ryanschilder7323 thank you so much for the feed back and the Photoshop trick I'll definitely use that moving forward :) every day is a school day for all of us. If you have any questions or more tips please feel free to reach out directly on our tictok or Instagram. Thanks again 😁

[@ryanschilder7323]

@@CraftedCustomCreations no problem. I have a question when you print the full color, then white. Do you print the full color first at standard or high quality. And same question for the white, standard or high? Ex - Full color (standard or high?), flash cure, print white backing (standard or high)? I've been have a few issues with the white printer and a roller causing a line though the whole white image...but only on the white. I suspect I'm printing too much ink and it's touching the roller. Thanks!

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@ryanschilder7323hi what kind of transfer film are you using? What paper settings are you using? And you should print both in standard quality to get the thinest print possible..

[@ryanschilder7323]

@@CraftedCustomCreations ahh ok. I think I was using High Quality on Epson Premium Matte Paper for both. I tried reducing the amount of ink to -20% also. I'll try it again using standard for both. I've been using Yamation 8.5"x14" Glossy DTF Film from Amazon. Thanks again!

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@ryanschilder7323 it could be down to the film your using too.. we use Asub film we use Asub for all our printing stuff. Paper sizes are different in the us to here. But if you can get Asub from Amazon over there I'd recommend that film.

[@gazsto]

That's a brilliant idea! Well done. Double print is definitely the way to go!

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@gazsto thank you we appreciate the feedback back :) if you haven't already please subscribe and let your crafty friends know about the video 😁

[@gazsto]

@@CraftedCustomCreations Yeah no problem. Subbed!

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@gazsto thank you 😁

[@evelyncoleman7476]

Thanks, so innovative and generous!

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@evelyncoleman7476 thankyou ❤️

[@whatliesbeneathparanormali1662]

You guy are genius, ❤❤ credit to you both,

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@whatliesbeneathparanormali1662 thank you ❤️

[@socakesupplies2852]

Thank you for taking the time to share this with us. Very well detailed.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@socakesupplies2852 your more than welcome thanks for watching 😁

[@YagwitOG]

GENIUS. I’m so excited to ghost print. Much love from USA

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@YagwitOG thank you ❤️

[@AtinaChavez]

Great work! I’m very impressed and can’t wait to try this. You have a new subscriber.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@AtinaChavez Thank you we appreciate the feedback ❤️

[@marinarivas3766]

Thanks so much for showing the process really appreciate it!

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@marinarivas3766 thanks for tuning in we really do appreciate it please recommend the video to your crafting friends 😁

[@rasgum7]

Thank you from across the pond. I have just started this adventure last week. My son asked me to do a multi colored print for some safety yellow shirts for construction work. I was at a loss. i think this maybe the what i need to get it done. Thanks again, cheers.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@rasgum7 hi thanks for watching you are welcome :)

[@Clumsy_cow]

Great video, looks brilliant x

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

Thank you :)

[@allanmuir5465]

Kudos to you both, it was a great insight.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@allanmuir5465 thank you ❤️

[@BobNew-n5i]

Pure genius. 1 extra step with fantastic results 💯👍

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@BobNew-n5i thank you we hope it helps

[@viviangarcia6133]

Amazing! Thank you for sharing.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@viviangarcia6133 thanks for tuning in please share the video with your crafty friends 😁

[@GenXGlam]

Hello from Florida USA ! I just came across your video! You gained a new sub! Absolutely genius! Off to find a printer! I see lots of recommendations for the ET 2850 I might go with that one. Thanks again! ❤

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@GenXGlam thanks for tuning in the 2850 is almost identical to the 2820 what we use so that will be fine :) please recommend the video to your crafty friends :)

[@GenXGlam]

Thank you so much! absolutely will be recommending your Channel😊

[@pjagustin]

Love this one. Thank you guys for doing this. No need to buy overpriced dtf printers.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@pjagustin thanks for tuning in 😁 I'm pleased it's going to help ☺️

[@TheMulti-Crafter-honeebee]

Wonderful! I love it 💙

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

Thank you 😁

[@SexyDancingbird74]

Brilliant and will work out cheeper, brilliant

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@SexyDancingbird74 thanks we appreciate the feedback. It's a lot cheaper it cost us around £200 to set it up :)

[@andreiblue_]

Thanks for this. I always thought of using 2 printers to do DTF, but I could not find anyone else doing it, so I thought it wouldn't work at all. They always recommend expensive printers, but I don't want to invest in one while I'm still learning about shirt printing. I have a few questions and a recommendation: 1. Is the white layer necessary if you are placing the image on a white shirt? 2. Have you tried using sublimation ink with the DTF powder? I already have sublimation ink, but if DTF ink is necessary or better quality, I will buy it. 3. In the printer that is only printing white, I believe it will be less messy and less maintenance if you put all the white in the black tank and then just print the image "black." Thanks again. Saved me from having to buy an ET-8550 🤣

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@andreiblue_ @andreiblue_ hi and thanks for the feedback.. so on question 1.. no you won't need the white layer on white garments as the garment will act as the white.... Question 2... Yes you can use sublimation ink with DTF powder but you can't buy white sublimlimation ink and I don't know if you will be able to layer white DTF ink on sublimation ink as we have not tried this.... And finally question 3 I understand your way of thinking but unfortunately not because the printer won't print if the other tanks are empty and if you fill them with colour you run the risk of cross contamination especially when you have to clean the print head etc.. I hope this helps if you havnt already please subscribe and share the video with your crafty friends 😁

[@mamiri42]

Same sone money to I was about to get me 8085 I was looking for video I came across with this one only concern is the maintenance on white people said it will dry if you don use it regularly

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@mamiri42 we run prints every day and shake the printer on a morning and it's fine but if you leave them standing they will clog.

[@andreiblue_]

@@CraftedCustomCreations For some reason, I never got a notification that you replied until today 😭 I will try DTF with sublimation ink 👍

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@andreiblue_ ah no problem :)

[@Effy-cg6tq]

Thank you for this video. Amazing ❤

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@Effy-cg6tq thank you for taking the time to watch it ❤️ please recommend it to your crafting friends ❤️

[@jalal6118]

Thanks so much

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

Please consider subscribing if you haven't already 😁

[@PrincessAmaka]

Thank you sooooo much for this so detailed as well

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

Hi thanks for tuning in please suggest and share with your crafty friends 😁

[@PrincessAmaka]

@@CraftedCustomCreations Sure!! how are you maintaining the printer now? especially the white one? does it clog up?

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@PrincessAmaka we print off the printers every day and give them a good shake on a morning :)

[@amypittman5995]

Great video! Question: did you have to convert the printer in a separate software so the printer “knows” it’s white ink?? Or did you just add the white ink in all cartridges and use the software that came with the printer? (Hope this made sense) Experience I’ve had- I bought a printer and had to download a separate software to recognize that your changing black cartridge to white which they were wanting $400 for .. so i returned the printer!

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@amypittman5995 hi no we fill them all with white and let the printer believe it's printing black. So once you change the image mode to grey scale it will only print what it thinks is black no extra software needed :)

[@shirleyotero1846]

Thank you for teaching us i want to try this

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@shirleyotero1846 thanks for watching you are more than welcome if you have any questions on it please reach out on our tictok or Instagram :)

[@TheJayCity]

great video!

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

Thank you 😊

[@s.taylorsutton-johnson3504]

I Love this Idea! I am game to try it.😁😁

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@s.taylorsutton-johnson3504 let us know how it works for you 😁

[@cjjaskiewicz3322]

Awesome Tutorial thank you for being so thorough. I'm fairly new to sublimation, tried a few dtf hacks with the sub ink, after watching this video, My question is, after doing the "ghost" print and press, would it be possible to press a standard sublimation print on top of the ghosted image or does it still need to be dtf ink in order for process to actually work and maintain durability? I appreciate any info you could offer. Thank you again and hoping to see more how-to's in the future!😊

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@cjjaskiewicz3322 we sublimated onto the DTF to try this theory but because it was on a cotton shirt the colours were lost. So unfortunately you would have to lay the colour DTF over the top unless it's a polyester shirt :)

[@cjjaskiewicz3322]

@@CraftedCustomCreations Thank you for the fast reply and advice, surely appreciate it.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@cjjaskiewicz3322 your more than welcome 😁 if you have anymore questions please contact us on the insta page or tictok as sometimes we miss KZbin comments :)

[@YesMyOpinionMatters]

Have you had any issues with the white ink clogging. Seems the DTF printers have issues with the white causing printhead issues if not used daily so curious if there is an issue with the white or do you do a daily printhead cleaning to keep it flowing?

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@YesMyOpinionMatters hi thanks for your question. We print from it daily and have had no issues up to now.

[@PapaTim3]

The White ink is made different and settles fast, that's why DTF Printers use mixers. If it sets more than a day, at most, the print head will most likely plug up and be worthless.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@PapaTim3 yes this is why we print everyday I will not mislead anyone I have openly told people it will clog if not continuously used. We have now done a standing test and after 2 days we had to run a power clean to free the jets up it printed fine after the power clean. At no point have I said our method is better than an actual dtf printer and have said many times our way is perfect for DIY crafting and small businesses but anyone wanting to produce with a high output should get a DTF printer.

[@PapaTim3]

@@CraftedCustomCreations I may have missed it as I didn't see in your video that major problem of having to print every single day. Most people that would use this do not print that often.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@PapaTim3 we've had a lot of positive feed back.. it's a cheap and cheerful way for people who can't afford DTF printers to try it you can literally use a £40 Epson printer with refillable cartridges I know all the people with DTF printers will hate videos like this but not everyone is in a privileged position to be able to go down the DTF route I don't know why people who don't like it can't just scroll past honestly some of the hate I've gotten online is disgusting! I'd be horrified if my children ever spoke to anyone the way I've been spoken too just because someone dared to do something out of the ordinary!

[@princedube8332]

Hi, i just tried this method today after buying brand new printers (EPSON L3252) and its working flawlessly. I wish I could show you pictures of how its coming out like. Thank you guys so much.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@princedube8332 hi thanks for your feedback you can always reach out to us on our other social platforms tictok or Instagram I'm pleased your getting good results. Please direct all your crafty friends to our channel 😁

[@mamiri42]

I have a question what about with the white ink do you still have to shake the printer or print every day this is a great idea what is you suggesting for low maintenance on the white ink thanks 😊 much 😊

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@mamiri42 hi we run prints every morning and give the printer a good shake if you leave it standing it will clog :)

[@toniwalker362]

Wow this is amazing, I’ve never tried this dtf before but feel like trying it, will save up, just a quick question, can you re use them or do you have to use a new image every time before pressing. What is the name of the paper you use much appreciated

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@toniwalker362 hi Toni so this is DTF not sublimation you print on to a film then the powder you put on turns to a glue when you heat it and it transfers the entire image so their will be nothing left on the film. So it's a new image every time. The link to the film we use is in the description as is the ink and powder. I hope this helps :)

[@LAURAROOPLAL-z9e]

What brand ink have you been using. Im having issues with my white ink being thin even with an extra coat and still seeing dark colored shirt through it. I have my setting set to premium presentation matte and increased density. Any other ideas?

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@LAURAROOPLAL-z9e AOMYA is the ink we use. Is the problem when your trying to do an all white image or when you have colour on as well? When you press it is there ink left on the pet film after?

[@minimikrich]

Absolutely brilliant! Thanks for sharing!

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

Glad you enjoyed it! Any questions send them to us on our Instagram page or tictok :)

[@whatliesbeneathparanormali1662]

Hi, im back. Where in the uk are you guys from, i think you deserve more subscribers,

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@whatliesbeneathparanormali1662 hi we are based in the north east near Newcastle.. thank you for your kind words :)

[@sonnettbrown3804]

When you convert the 8550 for DTF you have to have a special rip program... Do you have to have that as well with this?

[@sonnettbrown3804]

Which I've heard cost like 400$ alone

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@sonnettbrown3804 hi no you don't need rip software we do explain this in the video :)

[@peachescream8650]

Also will i be able to do this with any software instead of photoshop can i use Affinity designer/photo? And i use mac, will this work with mac?

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@peachescream8650 I honestly couldn't say as I'm not familiar with either Mac or affinity. My assumption would be as long as you can still control the print through the Epson software then it will be fine.

[@peachescream8650]

@@CraftedCustomCreations ok thank you

[@g-force1699]

Hi is it possible for me to use a brand new ecotank printer other than Epson? For the white ink?

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@g-force1699 hi thanks for your question. Unfortunately the answer is we don't know because we have only tried Epson and canon but definitely do not try using a canon printer. If the printer you have can use sublimation ink then it can use DTF ink. But that's all we can say as we don't want people ruining their printers on our say so. Sorry we can't be of more help with this.

[@g-force1699]

@@CraftedCustomCreations no thanks totally understand 💯 but am I correct all ink used is dtf?

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@g-force1699 yes it's all DTF ink :)

[@deejaydiabolic]

Once pressed to fabric, how does the print feel on the shirt? Does it feel like a screenprint or is it heavy-handed and feels kinda crunchy, like a heat-transfer iron-on print? Thanks.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@deejaydiabolic so the double print is like a screen print but the double layer feels more like HTV

[@deejaydiabolic]

@@CraftedCustomCreations appreciate the response 👍

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@deejaydiabolic no problem :)

[@princedube8332]

Hi, i need some clarification here. When you print in High Quality mode like matte printing option, the printer mixes the color inks to produce black isn't it. Then it only uses the black ink when in normal or draft printing right? So what if you just put white ink in where the black is supposed to be and print as greyscale when you want white and high quality option to get all other colors ? I don't know if I'm making sense here.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@princedube8332 your making perfect sense but at some point you will have to power clean the printer and I just don't want to run the risk of colour going through the print head.. I still run full colour prints to make sure all the jets stay clog free. You could do it your way but personally I wouldn't run the risk of colours mixing :)

[@tsuggs8142]

Great video, does it matter which epson printers you use?

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

Hi you can use any Epson printer as long as you can get refillable ink cartridges for them :)

[@crafty-m82]

This is the best dtf hack I have seen will any Epson printer work?

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

Hi thanks for tuning in. any epson printer will work as long as there is a ciss system available for it.

[@crafty-m82]

@@CraftedCustomCreations thank you :)

[@andrewnegru]

I had this idea I just didn’t have it in me to do this with a printer. So just to make sure , 2 printers, one with cmyk dtf and the other with white dtf. For the white drf printer? Do you just use the same settings since it would be printing the exact same image but white? Not understanding the white drf part? You did greyscale? Why not just print twice once with color then once again but in the white toner printer hope I’m making sense

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@andrewnegru hi thanks for watching the print settings determine how thick the ink is and because it's layed you want the white layer to be as thin as possible that's why we print the way we do you could do it the way your saying but the ink would be thicker so the image on the shirt would be thicker. I hope this helps :)

[@andrewnegru]

Got it understood so then for the second print do you make it all grayscale? Does that use every single ink cartridge?

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@andrewnegru it will use other colours when it detects shading but I run a normal print everyday just to keep the jets running freely.

[@andrewnegru]

@@CraftedCustomCreations OK got it understand

[@edwin-villapando]

what kind of ink do you use for the colored print? Is it Dye, Pigment, Sublimation or what?

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@edwin-villapando hi no it's DTF ink.

[@CrazyRedBug]

Would an ET-2400 work for this as well? I cannot find the ET-1810 in the US

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@CrazyRedBug the 2400 isn't available in the UK I've looked at the specs tho and it should be fine :)

[@CrazyRedBug]

@@CraftedCustomCreations Thank you so much! I want to try this but don't want to splurge on the 8500 right out of the gate if I'm gonna hate it. Thank you for this video, it was very informative and easy to follow!

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@CrazyRedBug thank you for tuning in if you haven't already please consider subscribing it really will help us in the long run :)

[@Ninkies69]

Hi guys how are you? Came across your page on KZbin will watching some video on DTF Printing. Oh and just want to say I'm from South Africa. I want to ask you do you think I will be able to use the Epson L121 EcoTank A4 singlefunction USB Printer? One DTF Printers will only be filled with the white ink and the other printer with the remaining colours for the DTF. And do I need to take out any thing like for instance the middle rollers to avoid smear marks or not? And will I be able to use Coreldraw Graphics to create my prints?, Looking forward to hearing from you guys. Thank you in advance..

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@Ninkies69 hi ive just had a quick look at the L121 that will be fine to use as for the rollers we've only had one print where the rollers were an issue. Our rollers are still in so I would try it with them in first and see what you think. Coral draw will be fine to use as long as you install the whole Epson software package as that will handle the print properties so coral draw doesn't have too. :)

[@Ninkies69]

@@CraftedCustomCreations Is the Epson Software Package and extra download I will need or will this be there after setup and everything? Sorry for all the questions but I want to do this the right way from the beginning.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@Ninkies69 it will all be on the installation cd that comes with the printer 😁

[@Ninkies69]

@@CraftedCustomCreations Thank you very much for your assistance I appreciate it very much. 😁 You guys are awesome.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@Ninkies69 thank you please feel free to get in touch with us if we can be of any more help 😁

[@Ninkies69]

Good morning hope you guys are well. I am the point to purchase my printers for the DTF can I ask you will you check for me if the Epson 1250 will work for the DTF? Which printer will be better for the DTF the Epson L121 or the Epson L1250? Will be waiting to hear from you guys soon have a blessed day.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@Ninkies69 good morning I have looked at both printers and from what I can see they will both be fine for the DTF ink :)

[@Ninkies69]

@@CraftedCustomCreations 👍😁 Thanks again for the assistance much appreciated.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@Ninkies69 no problem 😁

[@g-force1699]

How long do you normally wait yo do the double print?

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@g-force1699 take the colour off the printer cure it for 10 seconds and straight into the white printer :)

[@g-force1699]

Is there a cover attached to the headpress on the top inside

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@g-force1699 no we just line it with parchment paper.

[@juliefitzhenry1443]

What about the white ink settling. I have tried this by doing the white by hand.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@juliefitzhenry1443 as long as you give the printer a shake every day and run a couple of prints it's ok :)

[@kendrakendrakendra3853]

This is what I was thinking about trying. How did you do it? Did you paint it on the transfer sheet after using sublimation ink on the transfer sheet? What's your process?

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@kendrakendrakendra3853 we painted it by hand first and the brush strokes show In the print

[@sirt358]

I will love to know if it still working the printers

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@sirt358 hi yes it's still working

[@peachescream8650]

Do you have a update on how this is working? Any problems with white ink or clogging. and how the images hold up after washing since it has been a couple months since this was posted please?

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@peachescream8650 hi and thanks for your questions. So the single layer prints have held up fine.. the colour printed on to the white has had about a 90% success rate. The 2 layed one so pressing the white then pressing the colour on top has about a 65% success rate... The next thing we are doing is buying more expensive ink and powder as we used the cheapest ones we could find to try it out the first time. I hope this helps :)

[@peachescream8650]

@ ok awesome Thank you for the wonderful response!

[@princedube8332]

WOW! So no need to go buy those expensive DTF printers then. 1 Question though, doesn't the printer with all white ink clog ? If it does, how frequently does it do so and how do you unclog it? Thank you so much by the way. Love from Zimbabwe!

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@princedube8332 hi we run a few prints every day to keep the jets free and we physically pick the printer up and shake it on a morning lol we have had no issues upto now lol

[@hellobrother2879]

I think printing dtf on white fabric vinyl and then heat pressing the vinyl on tshirt is a better option.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@hellobrother2879 do you mean sublimation vinyl? That makes the texture of the image very thick.. DTF doesn't really have a feel to it but what ever works for you :)

[@hellobrother2879]

@CraftedCustomCreations ohh i see, actually im watching tshirt printing tutorials these days. Im new to this and exploring the best options to start the tshirt printing business with the least investment and quality output. Thanx for ur tip by the way. I saw a guy printing with sublimation ink on white fabric vinyl and then heat pressing it on the tshirt. Can you please tell me can we do that with dtf transfer too by using 4 color dtf heat transfer on that white fabric vinyl so that it can work on black tshirt. As i have noticed that dtf print quality is much better than sublimation and i have an old inkjet printer, so i wonder how i can make use of it in this. Thanx 😊

[@hellobrother2879]

@@CraftedCustomCreations and have u guys ever used parchment paper in place the pet film for the heat transfer of dtf print on tshirt??? I have seen some people using it on youtube. Does that work for u??

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@hellobrother2879 yes we've used it and no I would not recommend the quality is very poor compared to the pet film.

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@hellobrother2879 we have not tried putting DTF transfers on to HTV mainly because you don't need to if you do it the way we do it. It should work in theory tho.

[@jmrtopcoatingllc]

How do you keep the white ink from setting up in the printer? How often do you have to do head cleaning on the printers?

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@jmrtopcoatingllc we print every day and physically give the whole printer a shake 😁

[@jmrtopcoatingllc]

@CraftedCustomCreations i appreciate the help. I was leaning towards the eco tank 8550 and doing the dtf conversion on it but this is an idea I never thought of. Have you thought of the conversion idea or does this work for you just as well. Have you tried any of the dtf ovens yet or are you still doing the curing of the powder with your heart press?

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@jmrtopcoatingllc for how little we do DTF we are happy with this and the heat press. If we need big prints we are just buying them in gang sheets. My honest advice is this if your a DIY crafter our way is much more affordable and it will work for you but if you are planning on selling a lot then I would go down the conversation route as you get it in one print. Hope this helps

[@jmrtopcoatingllc]

@CraftedCustomCreations thank you for your advise, I think we will try this method and see how it works for us. Do you recommend any eco tank epson printer that isn't an all in one?

[@jmrtopcoatingllc]

Also what dtf ink do you recommend?

[@dinahgowan3586]

Did it look the same after it was washed?

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@dinahgowan3586 hi we did different was tests and for best results we was with low heat and allow to air dry.. washing at high temperature causes fading and cracking. :)

[@g-force1699]

Anyone trieed this method? having a difficuty printing this

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@g-force1699 hi what difficulty are you having?

[@mindybosket4386]

these printers are $400 a piece, though

[@CraftedCustomCreations]

@@mindybosket4386 hi we are not familiar with the American market we can only tell you what it's like here in the UK we can buy both of these printers new for around £400 maybe check out Facebook marketplace place you may have some luck there ☺️