Heat Press Versus EasyPress: Should you buy the Cricut EasyPress?

[@carpenc1]

3 years after you made this video and it’s still VERY helpful! Thank you.

[@cbumbaugh7364]

Does anyone know if the swivel heat press is supposed to be kinda uneven looking (the actual top heat platen that's attached to the handle)... New to this but feel like maybe mine has an issue. I haven't used it to press anything yet.

[@AdvancedEverything]

Take it from a business owner who is thriving, buy them all if you can 🤷🏾‍♂️ I have them all, Heat press, the different sizes of easy presses. No matter the advice just Get what you need for your business or personal use.

[@tawneenielsen4080]

Which heat press would you suggest?

[@drina614]

Just watched one of your videos

[@BeanBuggie]

@The dreamer flip inside out cold gentle low tumble dry. As far as printers the one I see recommend the most is an Epson but any printer you have will work just make sure the paper you use is compatible with the printer you have. Like inkjet heat transfers are for inkjet printers only

[@blossomspence7529]

That is rubbish. You dont need all. Assess your business current need for example if your business specialize in newborn and baby only then the 7x7 is perfect why get a big 12 x 12 etc when all your business is focused on is newborn to baby. If your just starting and low on cash use iron on from paper on demand (ppd) and a regular $ 10 iron and your good as gold. Many businesses start with ppd and household iron and sold 0- 5t and made my profit after a year or so then upgraded only because their age range changed. Focus on your budget and target and choose one. Waste of money to get all and 99.9% your using only one.

[@MsSony12345]

What hear press did you Buy?

[@Wahldotheshuffler]

Thanks!

[@AngieHolden]

No problem!

[@sk8queen]

I like both. I have 16x20, a hobby press, and Easypress. I had a left chest shirt job and did it with Easypress instead of heating up larger presses. They each have their place.

[@Anointed321]

I’m purchasing both. I got my heat press today for myself, and I’m getting the easy press for my 18yr old daughter.

[@marciaperson9471]

Have you gotten your printer and ink yet? I'm curious about what printer to use.

[@02turbos]

I have two of the Easy Presses - the original one and the smallest one. While they both work great I still wanted a heat press with the attachments. Got one this week and love it! I can do a TShirt in less time as it doesn't take as many presses as the Easy Press does. I do appreciate the heat press video that you made and go back to it for reference on how to use the different attachments.

[@mandyajel]

I think if your running a business and doing multiple T’shirts and fabrics at once then a heat press is the way to go. If your just an every day crafter than the easy press is the way to go because it’s easy shortage and your can take the easy press to friends or families houses and so and so forth. There’s pros and cons to everything really and it’s all down to personal preference.

[@Kimberly-ry3cm]

What. Rand heat press did you get?

[@sharaye2784]

I want the heat press too...the easy press seems like it’s more complicated and takes more time then the heat press...Rather it’s for fun or business it take more complicated measures....I think heat press is better it comes with everything you need which shows in this video..The making of the hats and cups take too much unlike the heat press it’s ready for everything in half the time...Easy press only pro is the storage space that’s it....🤷🏾‍♀️ Thanks to this video now I know I want the Heat Press....

[@marlashaw595]

Can you layer htv with a shirt press?

[@kimberlyowens2553]

Thank you sooo much! the best instrutional ive ever seen on youtube, not jibber jabber, just information that was extremely useful great!

[@mrsgennyann]

I had the Easy Press until I purchased the Stahl’s Pink Heat Press ...took me all of about of about 2 hours to decide to give the Easy Press away. Can’t remember what the warranty on the Craft Press is, but the Stahl’s Heat Press has a lifetime warranty on the heating element and the adjustable pressure is so easy to set(just turn the dial) and you’re not standing over it all the time pressing down on it. It is a 9x12 and the heating elements go corner to corner so every inch of the space is the same temperature. I paid $299.00 for it and it was worth every penny!

[@Val-mi3nx]

So cute!!!!! Just looked it up. It’s $499 Canadian :(

[@Krthaspecialist]

Do you have a model # and link?

[@AdventuresinEverydayCooking]

I sure appreciate this video. I've owned a heat press before and you are 100% right. They are so heavy and you have to have a dedicated place to put them. I've been leaning towards an Easy Press but just wasn't sure the difference... now I know! Thank you!

[@AngieHolden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@CCoburn3]

So in order to get all of the jobs done, you have to have multiple EasyPresses -- thus obviating any price benefits of the EasyPress. The Heat Press seems to be the clear winner.

[@AngieHolden]

You don't have to have multiple EasyPresses. One works just fine. They have different sizes depending on your preference.

[@ArtBrain]

It would have been quite cumbersome to do a coffee mug with the 9x9 Easy Press and also cumbersome to do the T-shirts with the 6x9 Easypress. So I think you're right, you'd need to come anywhere near the functionality of a heat press. Heat press hands-down winner.

[@karencrookshank4971]

No difference between having the separate hat press and mug press, to having the different size heat presses.

[@moonshinepz]

Hopefully a Stahl not a Kung-Fu Creasefinder **nods* *

[@sarah20az]

@@karencrookshank4971 yes because the press is about $190 and comes with all the attachments on Amazon

[@angelcross1382]

I'm amazed at how many people get given these things to do demos on. Otherwise, who has money falling out their ears to just buy all of these things to do comparisons on? No one I've ever met or known.

[@mariaspatafora1074]

thank you! I currently have an easy press but after watching this I think I'll get the heat press. Thanks for the info!

[@AngieHolden]

I am using heat transfer vinyl which has an adhesive that adheres to the shirt. You can do sublimation printing or use an ink jet printer for printable heat transfer vinyl.

[@KricSmith]

I’m sold on the heat press

[@ilenemartin5330]

Thanks for the comparison! My sister just bought a heat press and I have the largest EasyPress. I didn't know that I could do all of that with the EasyPress. I'm going to branch out a bit and buy the smallest EasyPress so that I can do more than just t-shirts.

[@sk8queen]

I used to do flea markets, the small hobby press was excellent. It cooled down while I packed my things.

[@Happybidr]

Super helpful video. I feel this video is worthy of two comments, lol! Honestly, I am a new subscriber and not only that, but your video is so absolutely PERFECT on how to do this kind of video (and actually it’s several types combined into one, a Product Comparison and a How To Make This and a What Can It Do video) that I became a new subscriber. I quickly went to see if you had other videos and happily you have tons that I’d be interested in watching. I feel like a person who has found a new author whose writing they just LOVE and then found out that this author has written TONS of other novels for me to read!!!! So happy!!!! It’s like finding a new TV series on Netflix and then learning that it has EIGHT MORE SEASONS to watch! LOLOL

[@AngieHolden]

Thank you so much!

[@BeeMsKim]

So this video was a comparison of one heat press machine vs several easy press machines.. Thanks for the video. I'll be purchasing a heat press.

[@dragonlord0666]

seems to me you liked the easypress so found reasons NOT to like the other one. the handle was hard to press down because you were standing behind it and using it backwards, it's heavy because it's not made to be portable, the easypress is a glorified iron the easypress is designed for crafting/home use, so occasional use (like said iron) the heat press is designed for business use so made to be on for longer. you did not HAVE to press everything at once on the heat press, you can press multiple times on a heat press

[@AngieHolden]

Thanks for the feedback! I really did give my honest opinions. Sorry you did not find it useful.

[@jeannettmartin4244]

I was thinking the same thing lol, it seems as if she was finding everything wrong with the heat press but for me the heat press is better because it applies pressure on the decal which in return makes it more permanent. I know someone who has an easy press and I’m not impressed by how many times you have to press the decal in order for it to stick!

[@TheMentalDetectorist]

yeah kind of a biased review ill keep my awesome press over a gimmicky clothes iron

[@ollusa2008]

Exactly what I was thinking!

[@madpr0fessor702]

Heat press It takes a long time to heat up.... easy press however you heat it up repeatedly and have to press repeatedly... Hmmm wander which one takes more time in the end. video was 17 mins long waiting on the easy press to finish each test

[@akhtarhussain1925]

I am so impressed. And really you a the best inspiration for those people who don't have more money to start a business. And this machine is very good. I am in dubai now. And soon I will buy. Thanks and keep it up

[@BlueSkyCreativesAL]

For mugs I got Wraps and put it in a convection oven once shrunk onto the mug snuggly.

[@mitsim]

Bottom line. If you have the room, get a heat press. They are so much easier to use, have more working area, don't have to hold a big iron or apply pressure, and are quicker. If you don't have room for a heat press, then spend too much money on a big iron (the Easy Press) or use an iron!

[@lizamsilva]

I agree!!! Plus, in my experience, My easy press is unreliable and the vinyl lifts.

[@daciasdiy1861]

I took my easy press back, i have a heat press and there’s no comparing ! The heatpress reminds me off a big iron and it doesn’t take that much more space

[@bostonquad2068]

Not just that Cricut is mad expensive for the big Cricut heat press and some markers it's like 280 🙄🙄 and the same price for the stencil cut out machine the second one with some stuff so a package deal 280 my girl just got one I told me to get the heat press instead of the Cricut iron🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🦂 and she said she don't have the room I'm thinking about making a table that it will come out of kind of like the old sewing machine on some MacGyver s***😁😁😁😁😁🦂

[@briannestephens9183]

What kind of heat presses can anyone recommend I prefer a 15 * 15?

[@mikylaandres8817]

@@daciasdiy1861 what heat press did you purchase?

[@Dogsandsewon]

Incredibly helpful video. Heat Press for me based on price because it seems more than one Easypress is needed to be ideal. I have space here and don't plan to travel anywhere with my Cricut. Thanks for doing this, really appreciated

[@Failureisnotanoptionever]

This information is greatly appreciated! Thank you!

[@AngieHolden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ratedmarie7906]

Thanks so much! My heat press machine is on the way I'm excited

[@AngieHolden]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@kriss051879]

Where did you buy your heat press?

[@alisiaminor240]

I have a heat press and you can press images separately. You had to press your images seperate because your easy press isn't big enough to press all of the images at once.

[@JA-fk7xt]

Hi Angie, thank you for this video! What were the results after several washes?. Which one last more? Easy press or the heat press?

[@AngieHolden]

About the same.

[@Krthaspecialist]

What is the max size for the easy press? Also do you have a discount link for the mats and press?

[@AngieHolden]

12x10 is the max size. I don't have any discount for the presses themselves.

[@janellekm]

I have both, and sure the easy press is good but as you clearly demonstrated the easy press can only be used on a clear plate. Heat presses are designed to do a professional job. I also think you need to get your electrical checked. You can get a heatpress that has attachments instead of using separate heatpresses. I have never had any of your issues with the heatpress, I do agree with what others have commented about. You prefer the easy press and was determined to find fault with a heatpress. It was interesting though to see that you could use the easy press to do those things.

[@christineoneal666]

I was going to get a regular heat press, but I'll just get the mini easy press and medium regular easy press for now and if I start getting more orders, I'll get the bigger heat press. Thanks for making this video.

[@dianamalita2603]

Hello Angie, I really apriciate your video because is very clear the comparison. But the final decision would be depending on what you need to do:if business related then big press is needed, if home crafts related then EasyPress is. Thank you

[@coreenwood5342]

I think I'm getting an Easy Press for Christmas :D Excited to create shirts for my family. My kids love designing their own.

[@AngieHolden]

That is awesome!

[@macacanalspain-crotchetkni2623]

for me heat press is easy to use, if one has space

[@bonniebccanada5113]

Good Video, precise, informative easy to listen too without a lot of unwanted chit chat. Perhaps using a sewing ham for the hats would work. Just a thought.

[@AngieHolden]

That could work Bonnie! I have another method that is just as inexpensive that worked great for hats! I will be sharing it soon!

[@carmensepulveda1368]

That is a great suggestion!

[@Retiree1992]

Thank you for this helpful comparison. As with all craft people we want to experience different forms but unfortunately either costly and if so maybe it wasn’t your cup of tea! So again the money investment. Thank goodness I was surfing KZbin! You saved my pocket book a lot. I did appreciate the washing comparison on the same T-shirt. Bravo you nailed it.

[@AngieHolden]

You are so welcome!

[@esthersefer1285]

Thanks for sharing. I have the Cricut 2, haven’t used, but trying to work out which press to buy.

[@KatPlayzIt]

I have the biggest easy press 2 was wondering could I use it for sublimation til I can get me other regular heat press?

[@AngieHolden]

Yes it will work!

[@caffeineanddreamsco]

Thanks for this video Angie!!!!!!! I need help, i have smart iron on for the cricut but i just bought a heat press. What heat settings should I use, or would it be the same temp and time with a heat press vs cricut easypress? THANK YOU!!

[@AngieHolden]

It is the same.

[@caffeineanddreamsco]

@@AngieHolden thank you!

[@LeftyLatinaCreations]

Thanks for the the comparison, I do wish you would of showed the actual steps with the hot press as you did with the easy press and not just the finished product so a true comparison could be made.

[@lebendige_maerchen]

Wow! This was sooo helpful! Thank You so much!

[@MrCharlton]

Hi there, hoping you can help me out. What sort of paper are you using for your designs. I'm having a hard time figuring out exactly which paper I need. Thanks in advance

[@AngieHolden]

I am using heat transfer vinyl cut on a Cricut. You can see more here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4SZda2OmpqjbJY

[@MrCharlton]

@@AngieHolden Thank you for this :-)

[@jacquelineduclayan]

Hi Angie I purchase a cricut easy press from ebay and I'm from the Philippines our voltage is 220v. I wasnt aware that the easy oress is 120v 😭😭😭😭 what shall i do

[@AngieHolden]

I am not sure on that? I know they have different models for other countries. Maybe ask the ebay seller to take it back? Or resell it?

[@jacquelineduclayan]

Hi Angie just bought a $100 power converter so i can plug in 110v to our usage of 220v 🥺 and its all good now.

[@pixelbat]

You don't need full mug jigs for different sizes. The sleeve is removable, and you can get different size sleeves.

[@AngieHolden]

Good to know!

[@elmercabingan5536]

Hi, may I ask what is the type of the Gildan shirt as shown in the video? Very helpful and informative video btw

[@robandmegyzq2]

Do you have to push down hard adding pressure on the easy press to get vinyl to stay on & last through washes?

[@AngieHolden]

Most brands call for light/medium pressure which is fine with the EasyPress. If you have something that calls for hard pressure, a heat press is the way to go.

[@oliversmith6084]

What kind of printer are you using

[@mkayweber3739]

I have that heat press and mine easily presses not a problem locking it down. I also have the easy press they are both great.

[@anamzulfiqar826]

It's really a lot of work in the video and appreciated👍 definitely easy to make a decision thanks

[@debraryan5744]

Thanks for an informative video. I don’t think this is the most convincing sell. Based on this video the Easy Press does not look like a viable option.

[@mynameisprivate158]

large heating elements like the heat and ez press should NEVER be put on extension cords or power strips doing so is just as asking for a house fire!

[@DiamondPaintWithAngela]

myname is private I thought the same thing. That’s why it tripped, you should be plugging it in to the wall.

[@connieadams3142]

Yes, I'm an electrician and just to note, if your tripping breakers then you have too many plugs/ lights on that circuit. It has NOTHING to do with a heat press..... you have to research your power draw. Just like when you turn and a vacuum and sometimes your lights flicker.

[@barbarapevacevic2782]

Hello. Which Vinyl u used for Mug and Plate? 🤗

[@leoxs3241]

Really nice video. And after watching this I 'll go with a heat press.

[@byronescobar4431]

Thank you, this is very helpful. And a big thank you for touching on washing/drying results! Take care.

[@wendylin5686]

Thank you for this video. You're very smart and to-the-point. One question I have after viewing your comparison: Is the pressure the same on both machines? I am not doing T-shirts. I need something to heat and (more importantly) apply pressure at the same time. Is the heat press better for that? Again, many thanks for your terrific videos. They are so helpful.

[@AngieHolden]

The Easypress is only the pressure you apply so it can be uneven. The heat press is best if pressure is critical.

[@rickcamaro]

I just got the same heat press you are showing. Is there a guide for heat and time for cricut htv?

[@AngieHolden]

Yes! You can find that here: cricut.com/en_us/heatguide

[@bettyarnold1556]

Great comparison.

[@susanneufeld4106]

I would like to see the difference between the heat press and easy press when using sublimation and infusible ink. Do you have a video on this, Angie? TIA

[@AngieHolden]

No I don't. I have used both.

[@susanneufeld4106]

@@AngieHolden do you have a preference for sublimation?

[@AngieHolden]

I generally use my heat press when sublimating but I have used an EasyPress without issue.

[@AngieHolden]

Let me clarify - sublimation of shirts is easy with an EasyPress. There are some blanks where you need high pressure. I only use my heat press for those.

[@susanneufeld4106]

@@AngieHolden Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my questions.

[@Dazzlingagility]

I bought my heat press, when I ordered my Cricut maker. Mine is 12 x17 inches and doesn’t take much more space. I have 12 irons for machine embroidery. The heat press with 5 attachments was not much more cost than an easy press. I used an iron to put on some iron on jewel appliqués ( 40) on assorted shirts, not fun. I love my heat press.

[@iamsunflower2011]

which heat press did you get? I'm in the market for one Thanks

[@nevadanancyc]

Yes please which heat press do you like?

[@jessieritasatterly8524]

I am having a problem with my things not being really bright using hippo paper and ink using 35/65 poly any help would be appericated

[@AngieHolden]

First, using 65 poly will make things not quite as bright. Think of it this way, your ink only bonds with 65% of the fabric so you really only get 65% of the print. I would make sure that you have a matte paper setting, turn off fast printing, and turn on best quality.

[@RaiNycole]

Definitely a helpful video but I feel the heat pressure is still a go for me me I feel the east press requires you to do more work

[@anniedalton2102]

Does the transfer stay on the garment after machine wash when applied by easy press

[@AngieHolden]

Yes.

[@cynthialewis2096]

Wow, some people are so rude! She said in the very beginning that she preferred the Easy Press for her needs and space limitations.

[@LilyStargazer0925]

What type of vinyl are you using that heats on things besides a shirt or towel. I didn’t know you could heat vinyl onto cups, plates, etc. what is the benefit of doing heat version just using vinyl that sticks? Didn’t know there were so many types of vinyl.

[@AngieHolden]

HTV can be used on a wide variety of surfaces. It all depends on the surface which one I prefer and recommend though.

[@phatg86chevy]

I have both of those. But never took my easy press out the box because I was scared I wouldn’t get the same results.

[@joanaferreira2041]

my easy press has been in the box for over a year lol

[@janelleflagg7154]

You explain things so thorough and simple i really appreciate it thank you

[@AngieHolden]

You're very welcome!

[@patricktan8893]

Every product we created from the heat press, we will do a stretch proof to make sure the media and the product well done for long use. The product is for usage, not for display, especially doing tshirts, pressure and heat must be constant so that media can last long enough after wash. Well, hobby vs selling is a totally different thing. i think this is good for ironing cloth then doing press.

[@amandaholguin1215]

Can you help me with the link to the heat press is it listed as a different name? The link is not working that you have attached :)

[@leighsutherland6222]

Most people will do fine with an iron. I bought an Easy Press because it is larger than my iron, but it was not necessary to use with HTV. It simply does the job more quickly. I do not have a heat press, but from what I know about them, one of good quality would probably make things even easier for me.

[@SteamrunnerTTT1]

Thanks for taking the time to do this video. I have an Easypress 1 iron but I was wondering if a heat press would be better for T-shirts- clearly there’s no difference there. For everything else it seems like the Heatpress is the runaway winner, since it’s designed to do those jobs and the iron isn’t.

[@njofei]

I like the video, it really helped me to decide that a Heat press is better.

[@49lucky]

Plus I already have the easy press...lol

[@PlanetGamz]

Heat press obviously the better choice for selling or just hobbying. One main reason is that when applying things to plates the heat press can do any color of plates since it is pressing to inside of plate. The other irons to the bottom back of plate which means you can only use clear plates with it. Also with mugs the easy press has to do multiple presses, Not to count heat press you dont have to hold it & guess at the pressure your putting. Sorry but space & versatility of the easy press dont outweigh the advantages of a heat press. I mean if your doing this kind of projects regularly whether to sell or just for a hobby you should have the space to do it & I'm sure your going to be doing most of it at home & not having to move it regularly.

[@Dazzlingagility]

Planet Gamz I agree with heat press, but would caution doing front of plate if it was going to have food on it. I have read this caution on other videos and chats.

[@esquivelverspoor]

Which size of easy press do you use in the video?

[@AngieHolden]

The 9x9.

[@fighterscorner6787]

Fantastic video thank you for sharing your knowledge I want to get wheat press so I can make my own t shirts

[@alejandrosalas9650]

Hello, what paper or material do you use for the shirt? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@AngieHolden]

I am using heat transfer vinyl cut on a Cricut.

[@BuffyLynn]

That machine is a monster!!! I’m a post easy press Cricut crafter so I can’t image even considering that big heat press! 🥵

[@AngieHolden]

Right?? The EasyPress is the winner once you have it in hand! But sometimes you have to see it to believe it. You should have seen me hauling this 40 lb guy up to the craft room to shoot these videos!

[@thesinglemale1]

@@AngieHolden the heat press isn't meant to be moves around allot and with all things considered the ez press wasn't no where close to the heat press , first if your going to compare have them do the same thing as with the plates with heat press you can do either side the front or back of the plane, the hat wasn't fair either because with the hat press you have a firm surface to out the hat on but with the ez press you was using a very soft and not stable pillow, the cup press what would the results be if you would have used a cup that that press was designed for, my guess is that it would have been allot faster because you wouldn't have had to keep repressing. In my own honest opinion these are both very great products when used in a manner that they were created for. PS with the heat press you are not supposed to plug it into a power strip and only extension cords that are 4 gauge if I'm not mistaken. Loved the video though because I enjoy learning new things

[@igngraphicsplus1]

What type of transfer paper are you using?

[@AngieHolden]

It is heat transfer vinyl cut on a Cricut machine.

[@londonpoetrybooks4255]

please what are the models of press and how make the transfer for both can i go to demonstrate in London England. thank you

[@AngieHolden]

Here is more about the press: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jofWkGl-pqigqbs and more about what I use for transfers here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4SZda2OmpqjbJY

[@Jonnyboiplays]

Lot of good information, thank you!

[@AngieHolden]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@carolinaangel9579]

Can u send me the link for the heat press pls

[@AngieHolden]

Should be in the description. Try clicking "read more".

[@sylviaaguerrero1155]

Are you using the cricut vinyl for the heat press also?

[@AngieHolden]

Yes. It will work with both.

[@sylviaaguerrero1155]

@@AngieHolden Thanks love!

[@chieftainrider913]

You're very biased against the heat press. You give negative points on the heat press. And glorify the easy press. A lift press only takes up the space if it's base. You choose a swing away which takes more area to use. Never use a extension cord or power strip. You might enjoy up with a fire. They both have their places depending on your needs. The heat press is far superior for a more professional use. Easy press is for the home crafter.

[@cornellwatts5939]

As someone who has used neither, I was sensing a bias towards the Easy Press myself.

[@Shareetabrown]

I totally agree.... smh! There is NO COMPARISON PERIOD!!!! She tried her best to butter up the cricut just to compare. EPIC FAIL!!!! Pls JUST STOP!!!!!

[@nancygerbasio1166]

Would you be able to use the heat press I mean easy press when doing sublimation on a mug as well??

[@AngieHolden]

No. It will not work for that.

[@tabithatierney6512]

Do you have a link to the heat press?

[@iamkim.kimiam3032]

Crazy question but I'm new... why do mugs and plates need heat pressing? Can't you just do permanent vinyl and it stay so you can gift or sale...wash etc? Or does the heat press ensure it doesn't wash off? Please answer asap as I am trying to purchase today and unsure if need 5 in 1 or regular press. Thanks!!!

[@AngieHolden]

Yes! I use permanent vinyl on my plates and mugs. Some people like to use heat transfer vinyl instead. You can do either one.

[@CIA_Alien]

Q: Why not use a heat gun for hard objects like plates, cups etcetera?

[@AngieHolden]

Most things that I make do not work with this method.

[@mimiwilson3810]

Did you know the end of your video is at the beginning? Still a great video.

[@AngieHolden]

Ha! It is! This video is 3 years old and no one has even said anything!

[@thereallivingcolor1684]

I heard u can't just go to the dollar tree and get cheap coffee mugs to sublimate or decal etc it has to be treated mugs, is that correct? I may be talkn about another technique but I do remember seeing that somewhere.. an I read ur comments u said u prefer those water slide decals better without any heat? Or was u talkn bout something else? Thank u 4 such a informative video without tryn to sell something jus true opinion thanks

[@AngieHolden]

If you are going to do sublimation, you will need special mugs. I have a video coming on those soon. I have NOT done water slide decals yet. I prefer to use adhesive vinyl on my mugs cut on a Cricut. You can see more about that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6rCZ6eKaM2Yg9k

[@JelscreationsNmore]

Would the easy press mini work on hats plates and mugs better

[@AngieHolden]

This was before the mini came out. It works pretty good on small things!

[@JelscreationsNmore]

@@AngieHolden thanks for sharing I am wanting to start a small business and I am very very limited on space so if it does the exact same thing I'll just stay with the easy press would u suggest one of each size or just one for everything

[@AngieHolden]

I use the 9x9 most often and then the mini for small things. I think those two would do just about anything.

[@JelscreationsNmore]

Thank u

[@JelscreationsNmore]

@@AngieHolden sometimes I have to press more than once with mine is that normal

[@leilaniramos6529]

What brand is the larger press?

[@AngieHolden]

Co-Z 5 in One

[@geekemedia]

Heatpress has removable presses??? Yesssss

[@drina614]

Riiiight.... i didn't know either

[@micksimmons8399]

Hi anjie I have this heat press not very good on setup instructions, on top plate I have a sheet on it which is screwed down, do I keep this on or remove please Thankyou

[@AngieHolden]

Yes you would keep it on.

[@micksimmons8399]

@@AngieHolden thankyou

[@teecampbell3002]

Hi Angie a quick question how do you print and cut on a Cricut explore air 2

[@AngieHolden]

Try this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jn6qq32Fh5homLs

[@drina614]

They both cost around the same.... if I had the space, I would get the heat press.... I honestly think you would prefer the heat press too if you had the space.

[@ec-gccruz9378]

I already have a Cricut Easy Press however, I need to purchase a heat press. It is so hard to decide which heat press to buy, there are so many. Any suggestions on what company presses to keep away from or which one would be a good purchase.

[@AngieHolden]

I don't have any comparison posts. I may be working on a few but since they are fairly expensive it will be over time.

[@mariazavala4353]

Awesome video thank for sharing 😀

[@AngieHolden]

Thanks for watching!

[@sheliathompson4921]

This was very very useful for me. I needed all tgis information. Can't wait to get started.

[@49lucky]

I have the blue original and its great heat press.

[@FREESPIRITTV]

Amazing thanks for helping me make a decision on which to buy...

[@AngieHolden]

Happy to help

[@karinavlog9703]

How would I do a plate that’s not clear with my easy press

[@lifesack]

Thanks sooooo much for taking the time out to share all of your videos, YOU ARE SUPER!!! A+++

[@Trapline2000]

Does the machine come pre assembled ?