HTVRont Hat Press: Your Ultimate Guide

[@patriciamccutchan3635]

Thank you, Angie! You made my day as I just bought one. Love all your helpful videos.

[@AngieHolden]

Happy to help!

[@julieann5196]

Thanks for the demo of this hat press Angie. Even with a few cons with this machine it still seems like a pretty good option.

[@AngieHolden]

It is a good option!

[@joseykeep]

I love my HTVRONT hat press. The bag is also nice as I'm always looking for ways to keep dust off my equipment.

[@AngieHolden]

Good point!

[@maryfalkner5640]

Thank you for the video and demonstration.

[@AngieHolden]

Happy to help!

[@vickielee8958]

Thank you for this demo!!!!

[@AngieHolden]

Happy to help!

[@suzyq1626]

Thanks for the information

[@AngieHolden]

Happy to help!

[@peggyjones3832]

Thank you for the information. Would you please think about a video on creating a patch (materials, etc.) on DS and then pressing it with the HTV hat press.

[@AngieHolden]

Try this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZqQp56Af512bqM

[@christini2828]

Great video. I think I will invest in buying one to expand my business

[@AngieHolden]

Go for it!

[@christini2828]

@@AngieHolden Hi I just got my HTVRont hat press. Do I need to change my setting from Rigid to Textile? I am using my Epson F170 sublimation printer

[@PikkiNeterson]

Thank you for this video! I just got an htvront hat press last week & have not opened it yet 😔 your tutorial was perfect! Also the "made with walnuts" is why I didn't go with the cricut hat press. I am SEVERELY allergic to Walnuts! I'll be opening my hat press today & re-watching this as I attempt some hats! Have you tried raggy patches with this? Curious how it would go with something that's not htv, sublimation, dtf or even the patches with adhesive...

[@AngieHolden]

I haven't used the raggy ones but I think it will work fine!

[@bevyjeanheyrman8537]

Replay- thanks

[@vincemoser4636]

Looks like a great machine, I was wondering since it's curved COULD it be used for a tumbler or mug if you don't have a mug press?

[@AngieHolden]

I tried that with the Cricut version with little success: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bF7UmJaqhtNrnZo

[@patriciahough7766]

Looks like a lot of work,especially for sublimation.

[@JanetBlack-t5l]

Since you have to put the hat on "bill up", what if you want to put an image on the back of the hat?

[@AngieHolden]

You might put it just with bill to the side in that case. Or just rest that area on the form.

[@llynch6823]

Can you press on hotfix rhinestones onto a hat with this press?

[@AngieHolden]

That would work as well!

[@dangr.1309]

May i know your temperature and time used for the dtf?

[@AngieHolden]

For DTF, I would follow the instructions wherever you purchased your prints.

[@TamiT3]

How would structured hats do on this?

[@AngieHolden]

They seemed to be fine as well!

[@TamiT3]

@AngieHolden awesome thank you! I like the one piece storage too!

[@Rini-D]

For htv material the result look good but for sublimation I find it ghosting (not enough pressure and covered).

[@AngieHolden]

I did find I needed a longer time than I would usually use.

[@KimSmaldone]

I think I'm doing something wrong. I have the time and temp set, but when I hold the button for 3 seconds, it switches to Celsius

[@AngieHolden]

Long press on power button starts timer. Long press on settings button changes to Celsius.